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Lecture by Scilla Alecci on #FinCEMFiles: The New Frontiers of Investigative Journalism
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Rupsha Chatterjee
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Is Collaborative Journalism the way forward in order to hold powerful people accountable all over the world?
Yes (92.3% | 12 votes)
 
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Too early to comment (7.7% | 1 vote)
 
Total Votes: 13
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On being asked about SAR, Alecci discusses money laundering cases in Sri Lanka and an Indian case on illegal dealing of antiques.
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Regarding leaks, Scilla Alecci says that a lot of information is available to the public now. A lot of research is carried out to judge the validity of information. "We always make sure what we have is real information, because these days you can get a lot of hooks," says Alecci.
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Alecci also addresses the challenges of discerning fake information and accounts from genuine leads. "The first thing is to see whether a certain percentage of leaks matches with the available information," she concludes.
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On this note, the lecture draws to an end.
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Thank you all for joining this lecture. Thank you for being with us.
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