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Posted inBlogs, WisWatch Blog

A novel idea: Beloit author donates proceeds to support investigative reporting

by Mara JeziorDecember 30th, 2015February 16th, 2016 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

Sometimes, when author Tom Warren researches issues for his books, he feels the pull to become an advocate. And that helps explain why, for the past two years, Warren has mailed a check to the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism.

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Professor supports investigative journalism training for students

by Mara JeziorDecember 23rd, 2015February 16th, 2016 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

The types of news stories Sharon Dunwoody finds most compelling — and most crucial in 2015 — dig deeper than “he-said-she-said” truth claims; they use data to analyze and corroborate or refute sources’ claims on important issues.

Posted inBlogs, WisWatch Blog

Veteran journalist hopes to keep government accountable

by Mara JeziorDecember 9th, 2015February 16th, 2016 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

Dick Record witnessed first-hand what he says is the “deterioration” of government transparency during his 40-year journalism career in Wisconsin.

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