Is investigative journalism emerging as a new form of global power?
In short: Discover how digital tools and global connectivity are transforming the way journalists expose corruption and hold powerful institutions to account across continents.
In this lecture, Professor Hugo de Burgh explores whether the rise of interconnected whistleblowers and journalists constitutes a new global power. He examines how advancements in digital communication and the internet have provided unprecedented opportunities for reporters to collaborate across borders, from Latin America to Nigeria, India, and Poland.
The presentation considers the growing necessity for governments, corporations, and defense establishments to respond to this era of heightened transparency and cross-continental investigative work.
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