Rick Feneley, a reporter for Australian broadcaster SBS, talks about the process of creating a visual story out of an investigative piece on gay hate crimes in Australia’s eastern border.
When Rick Feneley’s editor from a prior newspaper approached him about writing a piece about the string of gay hate crimes that plagued Australia’s eastern border, he knew he would be in it for the long haul. After months of research and digging through court documents, the reporter for Australian broadcaster SBS crafted an extensive investigative piece of journalism. But before “The Gay Hate Decades” was published, Feneley was left with one last hurdle: Creating a digital element to accompany his work. Read more >
Author Danae Bucci
News Site Global Investigative Journalism Network
Date Published November 7, 2017
Article Link How They Did It: Building a Visual Story with a Non-Visual Piece
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