The Bureau of Investigative Journalism seeks investigative journalists
© Ove Tøpfer
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is recruiting Investigative Journalists. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is a new venture with charitable backing that aims to carry out investigative journalism of the highest ethical standards. It will also search for sustainable business models for investigative journalism’s long-term future.
The successful applicants will have significant experience in sustained and thorough investigations, with a history of writing compelling stories in the public interest. This is old-style journalism with a hint of Sherlock Holmes thrown in for good measure.
If you have a background in print, online or broadcast journalism you are encouraged to apply, providing you understand how to conduct long term investigations, have a grasp of media law and are able to work both independently and heading up a small team.
Skills such as an ability to understand financial data, how to carry out FOIs and languages are all assets.
How to apply for this journalism job
Please send your CV and a brief covering letter to jobs@tbij.com, with INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST and your name in the subject matter line.
The submission deadline is Sunday November 29th 2009.
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