A Journalist Who Looks for Clues in Plain Sight
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Christiaan Triebert, an investigative video journalist for The New York Times' Visual Investigations team, utilizes open-source reporting to uncover complex stories. He combines publicly available digital information like social media videos and satellite imagery with traditional reporting methods. Triebert has contributed to over 60 projects since 2019, including two Pulitzer Prize-winning investigations. His work involves verifying and analyzing digital information to ensure accuracy and draw conclusions. Recent investigations include tracking Venezuelan "ghost fleets" and revealing a U.S. military attack using a disguised aircraft. Triebert emphasizes the importance of holding power accountable through transparent reporting.
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