Always Monitor What began as an experiment on the Internet: investigative journalism companies to which anyone can contribute. Since last week, the project is also to be admired on television. The first broadcast was on occupational diseases.
Open investigative journalism ‘calls NCRV project Always What Monitor. Anyone can help to examine social problems. By asking critical questions papers to deliver, give examples to send images and so on. See the explanation in the tutorial video below:
It’s a nice idea. And it delivers on some. For example revealing things about how the Netherlands deals with people with an occupational disease. This topic was last week at the heart of the first television broadcast of Always What Monitor.
Like the editors on the Internet trying to be transparent about the course of the investigation, they do so in their television broadcast. Check out the first broadcast.
The next time there will be a monthly broadcast of Always What Monitor. Topics that will still come are wasted in health care, untreated declarations by the police, waste in health care, hazardous materials and euthanasia.
addressedHelping with investigating these themes? Go to the website of Always What Monitor.
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