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The question was about investigative journalism, which is the kind of journalism where you actually expend resources to dig out facts that the public needs to k
by stakhanov 7y ago
The question was about investigative journalism, which is the kind of journalism where you actually expend resources to dig out facts that the public needs to know and otherwise wouldn't know about. What you describe sounds more like putting a "spin" on facts that are already in the media that's off-the-map. In this context off-the-map may mean a genius operating at a level far above us all. Or it may just mean crazy. The former is a possibility, but the latter is always more likely. And those are a dime a dozen, not a rare journalistic treasure.
- dublinben 7y agoThis outlet has broken stories about state police corruption that have later been picked up by more mainstream publications. It is definitely an outlet that occasionally 'digs out facts that the public needs to know' that are not being otherwise revealed. https://turtleboysports.com/state-trooper-leigha-genduso-admitted-drug-dealer-perjurer-and-tax-evader-friends-with-former-msp-colonel-marion-mcgovern-dated-lt-colonel-prior-to-being-hired/ https://turtleboysports.com/state-trooper-leigha-genduso-adm... https://turtleboysports.com/corrupt-douchebag-joe-early-agrees-to-pay-5000-to-state-trooper-who-he-ordered-to-cover-up-junkie-slugpump-alli-bibauds-felatio-offering-arrest-report/ https://turtleboysports.com/corrupt-douchebag-joe-early-agre...