Categories: OLD Media Moves

New investigative biz reporting class at Columbia

Next semester, Columbia University is going to teach an innovative course in investigative business reporting, with help from funding from the Knight Foundation and the Carnegie Foundation. Details about the class can be found here. The class is being taught by well-known business journalists Judith Dobrzynski and Sylvia Nasar, and includes money for the students to travel on assignments.

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