Publisher's Synopsis
Recent major leaks of documents and data have seen new approaches to investigative journalism develop. Collaboration across countries and across organisations has been necessary to share the scale of the investigation, share expertise and co-ordinate publication to maximise impact. This book is a collection of essays from some of those closely involved in developing new models of collaboration in investigative journalism. It offers lessons from some of the recent major investigations, like The Panama and Paradise Papers and Edward Snowden's NSA files, and a framework for others seeking to mount major collaborative investigations in future.
