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The IRE Resource Center is a major research library containing more than 23,250 investigative stories — both print and broadcast.

Add to that more than 3,000 tipsheets from our national conferences on how to cover specific beats or do specific stories and you have a resource that no reporter or editor should be without.

These stories and tipsheets are searchable online or by contacting the Resource Center directly (573-882-3364 or rescntr@ire.org) where a researcher can help you pinpoint what you need.

Browse or search the tipsheet section of our library below. Logged-in members can view the tipsheets free online:

 



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  • Doing Student Investigations with Class

    Dufresne offers investigative tips that are modified for the challenges of working with students in a 14-week semester.

    Tags: student projects

    By Marcel Dufresne

    2012

  • What You Need To Know To Get Quality Video For Your Project

    In the world of broadcast journalism, a great investigative story is bolstered by great video. Learn tips and tricks about how to use your camera to your advantage in this tipsheet.

    Tags: Camera; Video; B-Roll; Interviews; Shooting; Camera Basics; Shooting basics

    By Bryan Staples, Monica Lam, Rick Yarborough

    2012

  • The Ask: Requesting and Negotiating For Records/Data

    A guide on how to procure the documents you need in order to launch your investigation. This step-by-step tipsheet takes you through each individual step to gaining access to government records.

    Tags: Burlington Free Press; FOI; Open Government Laws; Freedom of Information;

    By Mike Donoghue

    2012

  • Shadow Banking

    If you're new to shadow banking, this tipsheet can help you de-mystify the search. Shadow banking is banking that happens outside traditional deposit-based banking.

    Tags: Parallel Banking; Wall Street Banking; Shadow Baking; Market Based Banking;

    By Jesse Eisinger, Bradley Keoun, Chris Arnold, Mary Fricker

    2012

  • Paying for Political Favor

    A guide on how to employ websites and search engines in your investigation of political contributions and lobbying.

    Tags: Federal Elections Committee; Political Contributions; Lobbying; President; Open Secret

    By Angela Moreschi

    2012

  • Examining For-Profit Colleges

    This tipsheet contains a guide on how to begin your investigation into the financial records and habits of for-profit colleges.

    Tags: For Profit College; College; University; Education

    By Angela Moreschi

    2012

  • Broadcast: The Paper Chase

    A guide for broadcasters on how to navigate through endless stacks of government documents and forms, in order to find the real story.

    Tags: FOIA; Freedom of Information; Public Records; Government Documents;

    By Kathleen Johnson, Ron Regan, Phil Williams

    2012

  • Managing the CAR Project

    Donald, Sallah and Stapleton created an extensive list of almost every step you should take while managing a computer-assisted reporting project.

    Tags: CAR; managing; computer-assisted reporting

    By Mike Sallah (The Miami Herald), Christine Stapleton (The Palm Beach Post), David Donald (Center for Public Integrity)

    2012

  • Year in CAR

    Horvit and Luther go over some of the best stories, from the past year, using computer-assisted reporting.

    Tags: story ideas; CAR

    By Mark Horvit and Megan Luther

    2012

  • Analysis Tools at FollowTheMoney.org

    Roth Barber highlights the many great tools at FollowTheMoney.org in this tipsheet. There's everything from an independent spending database to "A unique view of the top 10,000 donors to political campaigns at both the state and federal level—information that exists nowhere else."

    Tags: campaign spending; donors; tracking the money; L-CAT; contributors

    By Denise Roth Barber

    2012

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