The BBC’s top investigative journalists reveal the tricks of open-source investigation. A warning, this presentation contains some videos that viewers may find distressing.

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Over the last decade, the BBC World Service has been at the forefront of a new wave of investigative journalism, challenging established seats of power and exposing crime and corruption. This dynamic, multi-presenter event charts the growing use of open-source intelligence (OSINT) and forensics within the news industry. This was a live show-and-tell presentation by the BBC's top investigative journalists.

This was part of BBC #WorldServicePresents, a three-day festival to celebrate the remarkable work of journalists, ahead of World Press Freedom Day on Friday 3rd of May.

00:00 Evolution of online investigations and OSINT - Daniel Adamson
14:16 Anatomy of a Killing - Aliaume Leroy
24:31 Racism for Sale - Runako Celina
34:13 Finding my Torturer - Victoria Arakelyan
43:16 Anatomy of a Building - Osman Kaytazoglu
50:06 Hamas Training Camps - Abdiraheem Saeed
57:19 The future of verification and AI

The investigations mentioned in this video can be found here:

⭕ 'Anatomy of a Killing': [ Ссылка ]
⭕ 'Racism for Sale': [ Ссылка ]
⭕ 'Finding my Torturer': [ Ссылка ]
⭕ 'Anatomy of a Building': [ Ссылка ]
⭕ Hamas training for raid on Israel revealed: [ Ссылка ]

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