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March 06, 2019
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By Hannah Ellis , researcher at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. Originally published in English on bellingcat and republished on meta-media with permission.

Whether it’s victims of a chemical attack or a bombing, journalists doing open source investigations are required to view and interact with raw footage from the field, which is at the heart of online open source investigations . With the increase in media outlets that process information through images, investigators must adapt and process a significant amount of audiovisual footage.