What is investigative journalism?

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• Brands and Branding
• Celebrities, public figures and the media
• Conspiracy Theories and the Media
• 6.1 File-sharing: Internet Piracy or a Personal Right to Download for Free?
• 6.2 Provide arguments for and against file-sharing looking at the problem from both sides (as a consumer and as a copyright owner).
• 7.1 What is file-sharing? What files can be shared on the web? How is it done?
• 7.2 Do you download free music/videos/books?
• Can file-sharing be referred to as piracy? Why or why not?
• 7.4 In which cases is it copyright infringement and in which not?
• 7.5 What are the ways to protect copyright on the Web?
• 7.6 What is the future of file-sharing sites? Will they be closed or become fee-paying?
• 7.7 What is your general attitude to file-sharing? Prove your position.
• What is investigative journalism?
• Define investigative journalism.
• Provide examples of investigative journalism.
• When and where did investigative journalism first appear?
• Who were the first investigative journalists? What stories did they cover?
• Is investigative journalism developed in Russia? Prove your point.
• Explain the origin of the term ‘muckraking’
• Joseph Pulitzer
• Билет 16. Newspapers
• Principles of Journalism
• Social Networks and the Media
• Stereotyping
• The Art of The Interview
• Первый вариант 21.
• 21. The Place of Podcasting in the Field of Contemporary Mass Media
• The Place of Podcasting in the Field of Contemporary Mass Media.
• Is podcasting developed in Russia? Are there any podcasts worth listening to in this country? If so, what are they?
• The Pulitzer Prize
• *Справочно:
• Trends and fads
• Twitter
• War Coverage in the Media
• William r. Hearst