David Schraven is the CEO of Correctiv. Schraven is based in Germany. Schraven was born in 1970 in Bottrop and educated at University of Bonn.
Recent developments
AI summary of recent coverageRecent coverage of David Schraven has centered on the investigative work and institutional developments at CORRECTIV, the German nonprofit newsroom he founded. Headlines reflect the organization's focus on investigative journalism and fact-checking initiatives, as well as international scrutiny, including Russia's designation of CORRECTIV as an undesirable organization. Coverage also documents leadership changes within the organization and its expansion of collaborative reporting models.
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Key Facts
Source: Wikidata ↗- Born
- 1970 · Bottrop
- Citizenship
- Germany
- Education
- University of Bonn
- Awards
- Deutscher Reporterpreis
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In the News
- The European Conservative·
The German Establishment’s Secret Plan Against the Truth
- correctiv.org·
Russia declares CORRECTIV an “undesirable organization”
- Важные истории·
“Russians and Americans Are Clapping Their Hands”
- correctiv.org·
Joanna Krawczyk becomes Managing Director of CORRECTIV.Europe
- correctiv.org·
noFake: an interdisciplinary project, combatting disinformation with human and artificial intelligence
- Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN)·
CORRECTIV, Germany’s First Nonprofit Newsroom, Leads With Innovative Journalism - Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN)
- TBIJ·
Bureau Local model of collaborative UK-wide reporting to be replicated in Germany
- correctiv.org·
Shedding light on TI
- correctiv.org·
Hide and seek
- correctiv.org·
Lego bricks for Ai Weiwei
David Schraven: FAQ
- What company does David Schraven lead?
- David Schraven is CEO of Correctiv.
- Where was David Schraven educated?
- David Schraven studied at University of Bonn.