investigative journalism

English

Noun

investigative journalism (uncountable)

1. A form of journalism in which the reporter deeply investigates a single topic of interest, often involving crime or corruption.

Translations

journalism in which the reporter deeply investigates a single topic

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 調查報導／调查报导, 调查报导 (diàochá bàodǎo), 新聞調查／新闻调查, 新闻调查 (xīnwén diàochá), 調查性報導／调查性报导, 调查性报导 (diàocháxìng bàodào), 揭醜／揭丑, 揭丑 (jiēchǒu)

• Finnish: tutkiva journalismi
• Hungarian: oknyomozó újságírás (hu)
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• Italian: giornalismo investigativo m
• Polish: dziennikarstwo śledcze (pl) n
• Russian: журналистское расследование n (žurnalistskoje rassledovanije)
• Swedish: grävande journalistik (sv) c, undersökande journalistik c