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Massive leaks such as Wikileaks, Panama Papers and Snowden have made journalists realize that good old "just-meet-people-shoot-photo" days are gone.
Getting leak documents over the internet, grappling with data format, processing text with machine learning and protecting sources from surveillance are all getting new-norm for journalism.
However reporters, generally and historically, would be the last species to understand digital technology and data-oriented thinking.
I would like to share my experiences of teaching digital security to journalists and discuss difficulties of journalism in this post-truth world.
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