The connectivity that came with the Internet, and the support that computing power gives a journalist. Those two tools, and constant
networking — with high and low, colleagues, people in common and sources all over the world — are the things that have been most important tools for me in my profession.
These are the main tools used by Swedish investigative reporter Fredrik Laurin to do his job, as he himself recounts in a fascinating story on the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists‘ website.
Worth reading.
If money was your object when you went into journalism you are in the wrong industry
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