On October 5th, Former Media Fellow and Sanford Visiting Professor Stephen Smith and 2011 French & Francophone Studies Media Fellow Philippe Bernard, reporter for Le Monde, joined Duke Professor Achille Mbembe for a discussion entitled The Colonies Pay Back: Culture and Corruption in Franco-African Relations. The talk was covered in Duke Today.com. Bernard continued the discussion with an interview of Prof. Mbembe, published in Le Monde on Oct. 17, 2011.
Research Areas
RESEARCH AREAS
Computational Journalism
Computational Journalism has the potential to strengthen investigative reporting by harnessing public data and documents for analysis. Journalists and computer scientists are working together to develop free and open-source reporting tools for accountability reporting.New Economic Models for Journalism
DeWitt Wallace researchers, together with leaders from disparate backgrounds, are exploring market-based, nonprofit and public policy solutions that will sustain the production and distribution of news about public affairs.Investigative Reporting and Accountability Coverage
Journalists have historically held institutions accountable through the daily monitoring of beat reporting and deep digging of investigative reporting. Center faculty are exploring ways to preserve and protect this critical function of journalism.LINKS
TWITTER FEEDS
Twitter Lists featuring Duke-affiliated journalists
Duke Chronicle, official Duke Chronicle website
Duke Alumni in the Media, curated by Duke News
Duke People, curated by Zach Tracer, T’11, formerly a Chronicle reporter, now at Bloomberg News.
Chron, curated by Laura Keeley, T’11, formerly a Chronicle reporter, now at St. Petersburg Times.


