New investigative blog PaperTrail launches
Posted by Sarah Schewe on August 5, 2008 at 8:34 AM
The Center for Public Integrity has launched PaperTrail, a new blog touted as "the hard-hitting, investigative blog that Washington is missing," according to CyberJournalist.
The Center for Public Integrity, has a 19-year history in investigative journalism, over the course of which they've dug into more than 400 investigations, including "the Bush administration's 935 false statements leading to the Iraq war."
Recent articles on PaperTrail, include a post about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's donor sources, another on pharmaceutical lobbyists and a post which pokes around to find where Obama's money is really coming from.
Source: Cyberjournalist.net
The Center for Public Integrity, has a 19-year history in investigative journalism, over the course of which they've dug into more than 400 investigations, including "the Bush administration's 935 false statements leading to the Iraq war."
Recent articles on PaperTrail, include a post about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's donor sources, another on pharmaceutical lobbyists and a post which pokes around to find where Obama's money is really coming from.
Source: Cyberjournalist.net
Posted in :
Related Entries
- Part II: Technorati, The What And Why of Blogging
- France: New 'online content' weekly to launch
- Spain: Redesigned financial site cincodias.com launches
- ">US: Part 1: Technorati releases "State of the Blogosphere"
- The Future of Investigative Journalism Part 2: Pulitzer prize winner Lowell Bergman - "It is at its root a non-profit activity"
0 TrackBacks
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: New investigative blog PaperTrail launches.
TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.editorsweblog.org/mt/mt-tb.cgi/7323
Leave a comment