Reed Richardson
Managing Editor at Global Investigative Journalism Network
Managing Editor @GIJN. Army veteran. @columbiajourn grad. Bylines: @Mediaite, @FAIRMediaWatch, @thenation, @TPM. Tweets my own. Also: @reedfrich.bsky.social
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Jun 14, 2024 |
gijn.org | Reed Richardson
GIJN has launched a new Substack series, “ How They Investigated ” that will take you behind the scenes of some of the top investigations from across the globe – to help inform & inspire your next story.
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Apr 27, 2024 |
chaindrugreview.com | Reed Richardson |Bill Schiffner
The pharmacy industry stands on the brink of a profound shift. Fortune Business Insights’ projections expect the industry to grow at a 56% rate by 2028, which requires the industry to reimagine itself to meet demand. To accommodate this surge, the industry must shift and should embrace technological advances and centralization strategies. It will be crucial to transition pharmacies from their conventional roles of medication dispensaries to integral community health care providers.
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Sep 11, 2023 |
gijn.org | Matt Hansen |Reed Richardson
Security should be a central part of the reporting process from day one for reporters investigating war crimes — especially in an era of increased surveillance, spyware, and other threats. Before undertaking any story, it’s important for reporters to conduct a threat assessment on the work ahead. When reporters incorporate security into their workflow, they keep themselves, their research, and their sources safe.
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Sep 10, 2023 |
gijn.org | Ron Haviv |Reed Richardson
Editor’s note: This advice from veteran conflict photographer Ron Haviv — co-founder of the VII Photo Agency and The VII Foundation, who has covered more than 25 conflicts — reflects an edited transcript of his insights from an extended interview with GIJN senior reporter Rowan Philp. The role of the visual journalist, photographer, or videographer is different from other journalism roles, in that we always have to actually see what is happening. We have to be there — be upfront, as witnesses.
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Sep 5, 2023 |
gijn.org | Tony Wilson |Reed Richardson
Editor’s Note: This is a chapter excerpt from GIJN’s Reporter’s Guide to Investigating War Crimes. The full guide will be released on our website next week and an ebook version of the guide will be published later this month during the Global Investigative Journalism Conference.
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