After the launch on PalermoToday, Dossier, the investigative journalism section dedicated to in-depth analysis and investigations on current issues and local interest, expands its geographical coverage and also reaches Brescia and Agrigento.
Enrich the daily information offer with a section dedicated to reports, stories, investigations and insights, to be used by paying a subscription. This is the plus that the editorial staff of BresciaToday And AgrigentoNews they want to offer their readers.
For over a decade, Citynews journalists have provided precise and timely news throughout the country on a daily basis. However, in order to grow we must open ourselves to new scenarios, dig deeper, recognizing how investigation and in-depth analysis are more necessary than ever today. On the one hand, to bring clarity to the sea of contents with which the media bombards the public on a daily basis, on the other, to establish a pact, with the users themselves, suitable for building a relationship based on trust and direct support.
Initially Dossier will be free to access, to show what you can read, see and listen to: just register. Subsequently, that same content, and all that will be released afterwards, will become paid.
The teams will be made up of the editorial staff of BresciaToday and AgrigentoNotizie, to which will be added other highly experienced journalists who will also be able to focus attention beyond the borders of the province. It is important to point out that all other contents will remain free and free to use as always.
Dossier uses the tools and the entire arsenal available to the contemporary investigative journalist: the Aleph software, the most powerful tool to date for journalists who must “follow the money” in their investigations, the Open Source INTelligence (OSINT), used by decades to describe the activity of gathering information through publicly available resources, but also spycams and undercover journalism techniques.
Furthermore, anonymous reports collected through whistleblowing at a local level are excellent starting points for further investigation. The investigations produced are multimedia, made up of textual content, videos, photos, infographics and podcasts.
These software and investigative tools are used by Dossier journalists with great attention, meticulousness and precision, thanks also to the coaching commitment made available by Fabrizio Gatti, Editorial Director for in-depth analysis of Today, who with his great competence and experience in the field of investigative and undercover journalism is able to support and enhance the work of the Dossier Teams.
