1st Edition
Insights on Investigative Journalism
List of Contributors
Introduction: Exploring dark corners that some wish to keep in shadow
Barbara Longo-Flint, Neil Macfarlane, and John Price
Part I: Historical background
1: Wandering crusaders: a short history of the investigative crime journalist
Bethany Usher
Part II: Tools and Specific Techniques of Investigative Journalism
2: Freedom of Information
Neil Macfarlane
3: Frontline strategies for land rights and environmental journalism: Methodologies for melding ground truth interviews and primary records in investigative reporting
Chris Arsenault
4: Investigating black box technologies, digital power and its invisibilities
Philip Di Salvo
Part III: Constraints on Investigative Journalism: And Ways to Challenge Them
5: The Impact of Legal Intimidation on Investigative Journalists
Barbara Longo-Flint
6: How Did Journalism Professions and the Public Respond to Challenges in Investigative Journalism? Introducing Nonprofit Newsrooms.
Michelle Park
7: In Conversation with David Conn: Award Winning Investigative Sports Journalist
Neil Farrington and John Price
Part IV: The Impact of AI on Investigative Journalism
8: Environment, Technology, and Journalism: Tackling environmental issues using data and AI in Latin America
Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos
9: Investigative Journalism and AI
Paul Bradshaw
Part V: Two Crucial Strands: Teaching and Collaborative Investigative Journalism
10: Cross-border Investigative Journalist Education – The Process towards Normalisation
Maria Konow-Lund, Lucia Mesquita, and Carolyne Lunga
11: Exploring the impact of non-journalists on the values and norms of journalism in an award-winning collaborative investigation
Carolyne M. Lunga
12: Teaching Investigative Journalism: The Centre for Investigative Journalism
Tom Sanderson
Index
Biography
Neil Macfarlane is a senior lecturer in online journalism at The University of Sunderland, UK. He is a freelance investigative journalist and has written for titles including Private Eye, The Mirror, and HuffPost UK.
Barbara Longo-Flint is a PhD researcher at The University of Sunderland, UK. Previously, she worked as a journalist in Italy for 20 years.
John Price is a senior lecturer in journalism at The University of Sunderland, UK. He publishes research on topics including investigative journalism, sports, and discrimination and the media.






