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New site for European hacks
The Online Journalism Resource (OJR) will contain links, events information and a directory of investigative reporters in the region.
The site is also designed to provide a support network for investigative journalists and will be published in Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian as well as English.
See also:
http://www.netnovinar.org/ir/index-e.html
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