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A future for investigative journalism?

By on April 12, 2012

open.salon.com – Announcing the Salon-Alternet Investigative Fund

I’m very happy to announce a new joint fund we’re launching with our pals at Alternet today. The Salon-Alternet Investigative Fund will finance original reporting on the most important under-covered issues.

[...] This kind of journalism takes real resources, but we’re committed to hard-hitting investigative reporting and we’re looking forward to pursuing this mission with Alternet.

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2 responses to “A future for investigative journalism?”

  1. blue milk
    blue milk April 12, 2012 at 8:57 am | *

    Interesting.

  2. Jo Tamar
    Jo Tamar April 15, 2012 at 8:21 am |

    Looking forward to seeing what happens.

    In the meantime (& OT): d’you reckon “under-covered”, in the context, is a deliberate or accidental piece of wordplay?

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