When independent judgment isn’t valued in the work journalists do overseas, the consequences for the nation can be devastating.

‘My motto remains what it was when I reported on immigration: always hard-headed, never hard-hearted.’

The Knight News Challenge describes Rosenberg’s MediaBugs project:All journalists make mistakes, but they sometimes view admitting errors as a mark of shame. MediaBugs aims to change this climate, by promoting…

‘These are tumultuous and frightening times for newspapers, but this kind of reporting is what we do best.’

A local Chicago investigative reporter uses shoe-leather techniques and digital tools to uncover health and safety violations and be sure the news is widely spread.

‘In many cases I had the budget to take chances and to not take no for an answer.’

The Chicago Tribune paid to have state-of-the-art testing done on products people eat and use and the results provided ‘clear reporting entry points into what are complex topics.’

‘Given my years of energy reporting in California, I could spot several warning signs early on; others took additional reporting to uncover.’

Fatima Tlisova witnessed the injustice of villagers being poisoned by pollution from a nuclear lab nearby; she reported their story in a place where journalists risk their lives for sharing…

Investigative reporters in Sweden set out to tell the story of why and how illegal fishing of cod was happening—and what it meant to consumers and businesses in their country.