New IRE resources

Article Abstract:

'The IRE Journal' magazine will debut several resources for investigative reporters and editors. The resources are designed to maintain journalism standards and promote training opportunities in the field of journalism. The periodical will also continue publishing books on how journalists can utilize databases in investigative reporting. Moreover, the journal will sponsor boot camps and newsroom seminars for editors and news directors.

Practice, Information services, Journalism, The IRE Journal (Periodical)

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Member news

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the professional lives of investigative reporters and editors are examined, focusing on awards given to reporters and transfers to new positions. Topics include winners of the Institute for Southern Studies' Southern Journalism Awards.

Behavior

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CAR training for editors

Article Abstract:

The Investigative Reporters and Editors organization will begin in 1999 to offer classes on computer-assisted reporting for editors. The goal is to teach editors more about electronic data and resources to facilitate newsroom management.

Services, Investigative Reporters and Editors, Editors

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