Hacked and leaked datasets are more common than ever and they present new challenges for journalism. Unlike any other point in history, hackers and whistleblowers now routinely make off with terabytes...
Juliette Garside
Juliette Garside has been deputy business editor at the Guardian since 2021. She joined the paper in 2011, and worked for six years as a member of the investigations team. She spearheaded the Guardian's move into cross-border, collaborative reporting with series ranging from the Panama Papers to the Daphne Project. Since the invasion of Ukraine, Juliette has edited a string of investigations on Russian wealth and sanctions enforcement, including the Russian Asset Tracker.
Events IJF 2024
For journalism, financial independence is editorial independence. Whether it’s rich proprietors or philanthropists or any special interest group, newsrooms that are overly reliant on one funding sou...
Tracking sanctions: experiences from the blurry field of sanctions against Russia
Sanctions are supposed to be a mighty instrument of the West to counter the Russian war against Ukraine. Many investigations, especially in the last year, have shown how difficult it is to implement a...
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