Week of February 5, 2018 Archives

RCI - Other Investigations

Monday, February 5
Big Tech's Bid to Control FOIA
Mya Frazier, Columbia Journalism Review
An 'Iceberg' of Unseen Crimes: Many Cyber-Offenses Go Unreported
Al Baker, NYT
Building Teslas Has Some Painful Consequences
Caroline O'Donovan, BuzzFeed
Mark-Matching Forensic Techniques Under Fire
Meehan Crist & Tim Requarth, Nation
What's Going On with Amtrak?
Bart Jansen, USA Today
Uneasy Fight to End Female Genital Mutilation in the US
Hannah Allam, BuzzFeed
Sex-Abuse Letter Belies Pope's Claim of Ignorance
Nicole Winfield, Eva Vergara, AP
Tuesday, February 6
Ex-CEO of Lululemon Gets $5 Million Severance
Leticia Miranda, BuzzFeed
How an Alt-Right Leader Lied to Climb the Ranks
Emma Cott, Andrew Michael Ellis, NYT
How VW Paid $25 Billion for Dieselgate and Got Off Easy
Roger Parloff, ProPublica
Wednesday, February 7
The Unseen Labor Behind Video Gaming's Biggest Titles
Michael Thomsen, Outline
This Researcher Steals Data With Noise and Light
Andy Greenberg, Wired
Inside a Major Hacking Shop
Joseph Cox & Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, Motherboard
Thursday, February 8
The Smart House That Spied on Me
Kashmir Hill & Surya Mattu, Gizmodo
What Teenagers Are Learning From Online Porn
Maggie Jones, NY Times Magazine
How YouTube Drives People to the Web's Darkest Corners
Jack Nicas, Wall St Journal
Friday, February 9
Welcome to the Post-Text Future
Farhad Manjoo, New York Times
Plagiarism Software's New Discovery About Shakespeare
Isaac Butler, Slate
Apparel in America Has Lost Its Appeal
Rupp et al., Bloomberg
Saturday, February 10
Investigative Classics: When Reporters Put Bribery on Tap
The Editors, RCI
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