Investigative Video news Channel ‘I Files’ Launches by Youtube
The most popular video site youtube has launched their investigative new channel . this project together with The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) named is ‘Ifiles’. youtube said that ‘Ifiles’ will choose and broadcast the best investigative videos from around the world.
Sharing the vision behind this experiment, Stephen Talbot, Senior Producer at CIR stated on a blogpost, “The main assignment of I Files is to be timely and relevant, to provide an outlet for a citizen journalist who captures an incredible moment on camera, but above all to dig deeper and to present well-reported and engaging stories that offer real information and insights.”
Talbot further states, “With The I Files, we hope to create a community of engaged viewers and video journalists who share a passion for discovering how the world really works and how it can change.”
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