I attended this seminar, "The 10th Big EdukCircle"
with its theme, "Investigative Journalism" that was sponsored by the
ICCS (International Center for Communication Studies) last September 1, 2013
Marites Danguilan Vitug (editor-at-large, Rappler):
Investigative Journalism: Risks and Ethics
Editors must be very strict in observing and implementing
Ethical Standards
According to Ms. Love Anover we must have to researched our
case study thoroughly so we would know exactly what to show the mass.
and Mr. Ed Lingao (Multimedia Director Philippine Center
of Investigative Journalism)
He explained the reality in Investigative Reporting Should
be:
- well-researched
- document and researched base
- rich in context and perspective
Investigative Reporting on TV is:
- a test of creativity and persistence
- test of just how well you can explain to the common people
- has the same basic principles
and to end the discussion he gave tips for TV Invesitgative Reporting:
- it's the story
- sila ang bida, hindi ikaw
- "there are no stupid stories; only stupid storytellers"
- "NEWS IS ABOUT CHANGE!"
- a test of creativity and persistence
- test of just how well you can explain to the common people
- has the same basic principles
and to end the discussion he gave tips for TV Invesitgative Reporting:
- it's the story
- sila ang bida, hindi ikaw
- "there are no stupid stories; only stupid storytellers"
- "NEWS IS ABOUT CHANGE!"
According
to the guest speakers, the significance of new media on the practice of
Investigative Journalism
is
that you must be Aware of how you will find Different kinds of Camera angle
Because you are investigating you may have lots of Camera angles because these
would entertain us. see if you focus on Single Angle the watchers are
predictable to be bored compared to other Angles that you may see who? what?
when? and where it is held.
And according
to the salary if you are on tv your salary income Is big compare to newspapers.
