🎙️: The history of investigative reporting goes beyond Woodward & Bernstein. I went on the Professor Buzzkill History Podcast podcast with Gerry Lanosga to discuss the American Journalism special issue I edited on America's long legacy of investigative journalism. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wat…

This was fun. Thanks for having us on!

This came up on shuffle the other day and seems apropos: "This used to be a funhouse, but now it's full of evil clowns." youtube.com/watch?v=Jdjtqu…

I may have to pull over and breathe into a brown paper bag when it happens. And if INDOT ever re-opens I-70, I'll probably need a defibrillator.

Know an agency that's on the naughty list? The Foilies are back! Join MuckRock, EFF and other transparency advocates for highlighting the worst offenders when it comes to public access: muckrock.com/news/archives/…

Unfortunate line break. But often quite sensible advice.

Everyone, please. “Gift” is a noun.

Pretty excited about this one being published, and honored it’s part of a special issue of American Journalism devoted to the history of investigative journalism.

Happy New Year, Hoosiers! We have a great new exhibit for you! "Two Centuries of Student Voices" features lesser-known #IndianaUniversity student publications spanning 1840 to present day! Swing by @HermanBWells E460 M-F from 8 AM-5 PM to take a look! libraries.indiana.edu/two-centuries-…

.Poynter just published my piece on investigative reporters. I spent months talking with some of the nation's most celebrated journalists, from Connie Chung to Steve Scully, as well as newsmakers from John Dean to Jane Seymour. Here are the takeaways 🧵:

Breaking my Twitter silence for the best reason: To congratulate our IU Media School grad students graduating today. Way to go, Kayan Tara, Meri Elena and all the others! Good luck and stay in touch.

I'm delighted to be one of the guest editors for this effort. Please send us your research!

Greetings from the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Sweden, where the security line today was frustrating yet inspiring. More than 2,000 journalists from 132 countries here to advance accountability journalism! Presenting research later today and tomorrow. #GIJC23

Finally got my invitation. Who's with me?

Honored to see this piece, with Gerry Lanosga Jason Martin in the Digital Journalism special issue on “Epistemologies." We rely on #PublicTransparency framework to understand the impact of external actors on data materiality and knowledge construction. tandfonline.com/eprint/URBW8WI…

ONLINE FIRST! This article by Dr. Lindita Camaj, Gerry Lanosga, and Jason Martin explores how unequal public policies on #government transparency affect #news production in #data #journalism. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

All my holiday gifts will be in this genre.

📣Check out our latest piece with Jason Martin Gerry Lanosga 📣 Based on in-depth interviews with #datajournalists from 34 countries, we offer a typology of audience engagement that elaborates on motivations, strategies, and tools to connect with audiences. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

New pub alert! Honored to write this essay with Gerry Lanosga to offer some thoughts for the next 50 years of media history scholarship. tandfonline.com/eprint/WBWEKUP…

Coming out of social media hibernation to say: If you're in or around Bloomington, come join the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism symposium happening now. Impressive array of journalists talking about investigative reporting, with a keynote by Dean Baquet later. Full sked: arnoltcenter.org/events/