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The AP & Investigative Journalism: Can a Similar Model Be Applied to Science?

Category: Future of JournalismScience journalism
Posted on: June 15, 2009 6:42 AM, by Matthew C. Nisbet

The Associated Press announced Friday that it had entered into a partnership with four non-profit investigative journalism organizations to distribute their work to more than 1,500 American newspapers who are AP members.

As I commented Friday over at Science Journalism Tracker, the model developed in investigative journalism offers a blueprint for similar non-profit initiatives in science and environmental journalism. The announcement by the AP demonstrates the potential for non-profit ventures to reach a large audience while filling in a major gap in existing coverage at regional and local newspapers.

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That is an _excellent_ idea, for the readers.

Posted by: Anna Haynes | June 16, 2009 2:00 PM

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