The Lead: WSB-TV’s Maureen Sheeran on the Investigative Reporting Process

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The first episode of season 11 of The Lead features a Grady graduate who has made a name for herself in her investigative reporting career.

What does it take to produce an Emmy award-winning investigation, and why does investigative reporting matter? Atlanta’s WSB-TV Investigative and Special Projects Producer Maureen Sheeran answers, plus, she shares her networking strategies and her advice for people looking to jumpstart their journalism career.

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Kyra Posey is a graduate student studying journalism at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia. 

 

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