Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. The IRE Journal

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Articles in Mar/Apr 2001 issue of Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. The IRE Journal

• Newsrooms unite to finish vote coverage
  by Houston, Brant
• Training journalists abroad poses special challenges
  by Sullivan, Drew
• Will judicial conference thwart Internet access to court records?
  by Smallman, David
• Global conference: Denmark training emphasizes international commitment
  by Miller, Kate
• Census: U.S. data can provide insight for international story angles
  by Overberg, Paul
• Physicians and greater access
  by Davis, Charles
• Indian casinos
  by Pace, David
• Tipsheet
  by Sullivan, Drew
• Finding information in unfamiliar tapestry
  by Merina, Victor
• ties that bind, The
  by Jackson, David
• Soldiers' deaths lead to questions about harassment
  by Piatt, Gregory
• Journalism itself can be used to defend foreign reporters at risk
  by Simon, Joel
• Three papers try "novel" approach to detail California's meth market
  by Brown, Mareva
• Book offers helpful information for more than business beat
  by Weinberg, Steven
• Election 2000
  by Nixon, Ron
• Journalism groups link stories, reporters
  by Beelman, Maud
• Electronic data can be found for international stories
  by Ramirez, Noemi
• Underground existence for immigrants working in U.S.
  by Glascock, Ned
• Recruiting fraud
  by Harris, Byron
• Cross-cultural reporting demands reporter preparation, sensitivity
  by Kaplan, David E
• New datasets on tap from IRE and NICAR
• Running for the Board of Directors
• International coverage on a hometown budget
  by Stoeffler, David
• Global reporting network unveils tobacco secrets
  by Beelman, Maud S
• Drug flow: Orlando, San Juan reporters team up to track heroin
  by Curtis, Henry Pierson; Paul, Nora; Reisner, Neil