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The document discusses NDR Info, a radio program in Northern Germany. It notes that NDR Info has a daily reach of 600,000 listeners and covers four Northern German states. The document outlines some of NDR Info's investigative stories on topics like right-wing extremism, data privacy issues, and aviation safety. It explains that NDR Info established an investigative reporting pool in 2005 to allow more time for in-depth research and cooperation with other media. This has led to widely recognized, high-quality investigative stories that increase NDR Info's public profile and benefit radio journalism overall.
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- 2. NDR Info Online, 14/03/2013 - Daily reach of 600.000 listeners - NDR Info covers four Northern German Countries - Listener‘s average: 52 years Radiodays Europe
- 3. Scoops NDR Info scoop, 28/09/2012 - Investigation of right-wing extremist groups - Several Investigations about the abuse of personal data - Financial market: illegal trading in a North German Landesbank - Antibiotics in the poultry industry - Toxic cabin air – and why a passenger plane nearly crashed in Cologne Radiodays Europe
- 4. Why investigative research for a radio program? - Competition getting harsher - News radio-programs need more than just fast news - Creating our own news, agenda-setting - Strengthening our journalistic profile NDR Info scoop, 07/06/2012 Radiodays Europe
- 5. NDR Info Reporterpool NDR Info scoop, 19/01/2013 - Started in 2005 - No pressure to deliver on a daily basis - Time for in-depth research - Cooperations with TV and Online - Many stories are broadcasted nationwide - Scoops and reports of high quality instead of „Fast Food Journalism“ - Focus: investigative Research Radiodays Europe
- 6. NDR Info Reporterpool – outcome - Source NDR Info is widely and well known for investigative stories - TV, newspapers and online media quote NDR Info - NDR Info is widely recognized in other media and in public - Profit for the medium radio as a whole By: - Quality of research and „marketing“ of the stories - Connecting with TV, newspapers and online media nationwide (distribution via different channels) - Increasing the impact of the stories Radiodays Europe
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