Description

Investigative reporting is a technical method of journalism that goes beyond a dominant portrayal of the media. It focuses on considerable research and editing and inspection to show secret truths, opposing the state, and other insults. It dives deep into difficult problems and pursues leads that may be tough to uncover, directing to shed light on matters of common interest and consequences. During the years 1973 till 1974, the Watergate scandal connected investigative journalism as a keystone of democracy. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's constant pursuit of the truth-despite public pressure and systematic stagnation- highlighted what journalism could achieve when