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By: Nils Mulvad | 24/12/2012

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An editorial board for Investigative Reporting Denmark have been selected by the board. The group on five members will work as a draft editorial board until they are formally elected at the next annual meeting.
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Investigative Reporting Denmark founded

By: Nils Mulvad | 24/12/2012

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