Ides Debruyne

Ides Debruyne is cofounder of the Belgian Pascal Decroos Fund for Investigative Journalism, the Dutch-Flemish Association of Investigative Journalists (VVOJ) and journalismfund.eu (The European Fund for Investigative Journalism). He is executive director of The Pascal Decroos Fund.

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#WPFD2015 #Riga

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Herman Decroo - Citi Journalistic Excellence Award - US Ambassy Brussels

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Getting ready for the #EIJC15 http://www.dataharvest.eu

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Getting ready for the #EIJC15 http://wwwdataharvrst.eu

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De trofee van de meest prestieuze #scriptieprijs is klaar @scriptievzw - morgen D-day #kortijk

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A few years ago, the idea of a World After Advertising seemed odd for newspapers. Today, it seems like a rapidly approaching reality.

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Naar jaarlijkse gewoonte presenteerde het CIM (Centrum voor Informatie over de Media) gisteren de ‘bereikcijfers’ van Belgische kranten. Hoeveel mensen lezen nu eigenlijk een papieren of een digitale krant? En welke dan? Naar die cijfers wordt door de uitgevers telkens weer reikhalzend uitgekeken, omdat ze belangrijk zijn bij het overtuigen van adverteerders. De berichtgeving over de CIM-cijfers etaleert traditioneel een grenzeloze creativiteit om de scores zo optimaal mogelijk voor te stellen.

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Newspapers in the developed world are having a tough time and South Africa may not be that far behind. Those at the helm have to be innovative to find new workable business models for newspapers.

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Technology is changing most industries rapidly, but few businesses have been so shaken as that of journalism. The World Wide Web and the proliferation of digital communication tools have decimated newspaper profits and completely shifted the business model behind journalism. The tenets of storytelling remain the same, though, and some companies have used the digital revolution to grow and provide incredible multimedia reportage that was impossible or prohibitively expensive just a few years ago. The sites listed here offered some of the best journalistic content available in 2012, and for that they deserve recognition.

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knightfdn: #Pittsburgh investigative news site @publicsourcepa launches, experiments w/ collaborative model http://t.co/duRDeURb #infoneeds

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paulbradshaw: RT @helpmeinvestig8: New mailing list for #FOI and data journalists in Europe http://t.co/z1seLESt

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paulbradshaw: New post: VIDEO: @Sunny_Hundal’s tips for bloggers http://t.co/OHTmCCL6

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ddjournalism: Why is data journalism relevant? See Philip Meyer's vision of 'evidence-based journalism' http://t.co/5VQjGYmt #ddj #datajournalism