Is anybody there?: an assessment of investigative journalism in the UK's Local Press

Eamonn O'Neill

Is anybody there? an assessment of investigative journalism in the UK's Local Press

Eamonn O'Neill

Journalism, Media And Communication

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Abstract

Investigative Journalism as a genre within the UK's local press has always faced challenges and pressures. This chapter assesses where this mode of reporting currently stands in the local sector in 2013 and analyses whether new funding streams need to be identified in the wake of a recent February 2012 House of Lords Select Committee on Communications report.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	What do we mean by local?
Subtitle of host publication	the rise, fall – and possible rise again – of local journalism
Editors	John Mair, Richard Lance Keeble, Neil Fowler
Place of Publication	Suffolk
Pages	166-173
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 10 Oct 2013

Keywords

journalism
local journalism
investigative journalism
media

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