Thomson Reuters announced Tuesday it has added Investigative News Network’s long-form investigative journalism to its media platform as part of its mission to create a one-stop news shop for publishers and broadcasters globally.
Thirty INN members have signed on with the investigative news offering, including the Center for Public Integrity, the Center for Investigative Reporting, the St. Louis Beacon, and the Rocky Mountain Investigative News Network.
“Investigative reporting is at the forefront of our mission, and we’re excited to expand our reach and serve Reuters clients around the globe,” said Kevin Davis, chief executive officer, INN, in a statement.
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