by Franz Kruger | Jun 27, 2008 | Toolkit
Please submit this application form, together with a brief motivation letter outlining why you would like to attend the investigative training workshop series. The application must be signed and supported by the Editor and/or station manager as well as a signed...
by Claire Lowen | Dec 6, 2007 | Toolkit
In the UK all limited companies and limited liability partnerships must file their accounts at Companies House which has offices in London, Cardiff and Edinburgh. There are more than 2 million registered firms and over 300,000 new companies are incorporated each year....
by Claire Lowen | Dec 6, 2007 | Toolkit
Scam of the century For all his apparent loyalty to gold, Brett Kebble was a man of paper, a man dragged by his paper creations into a vortex of debt. How differently things might have turned out had he stuck to gold, a quiet life in the suburbs and a modicum of...
by Claire Lowen | Nov 20, 2007 | Toolkit
Keep it simple: 1. Select a limited group of actors to research. Be sure what the limit for participation is. If you start investigating the networks of too many, you will never finish. 2. Who are actors – what is a relation. Define which types of...
by Claire Lowen | Nov 20, 2007 | Toolkit
Understand why â€ÂÂthe invisible web†is invisible Understand what we will find via search engines – and what we have to find in other ways  Learn to use search engines How do they work Differences Which should be...
by Claire Lowen | Nov 20, 2007 | Toolkit
THE INTERVIEW Investigative interviews can be part interrogation, part chess match, and part theatre. The best reporters know that to some extent journalism involves a bit of stage craft , and how you tailor your interview style and approach depends on whom...
