October 26th, 2011
Zoom CIR reporters Andrew Becker (left) and G.W. Schulz (right) at our event last night with the San Francisco Film Society. Becker and Schulz reported earlier this year with NPR on suspicious activity and the war on terror. At our event, Behind the Story: Under Suspicion, they described the process of developing their investigation and showed some of their work. See more here.

CIR reporters Andrew Becker (left) and G.W. Schulz (right) at our event last night with the San Francisco Film Society. Becker and Schulz reported earlier this year with NPR on suspicious activity and the war on terror. At our event, Behind the Story: Under Suspicion, they described the process of developing their investigation and showed some of their work. See more here.

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April 22nd, 2011
The Center for Investigative Reporting will co-present the film “Hot Coffee,” directed by Susan Saladoff, at the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival. Unraveling a history of corporate corruption and self-interest, a lawyer-turned-filmmaker uses the infamous McDonald’s spilled coffee case as a jumping-off point to examine the civil justice system. Screening times for “Hot Coffee”: Friday, April 22, 6:30 p.m. [Buy tickets | Facebook RSVP] Monday, April 25, 6:30 p.m. [Buy tickets | Facebook RSVP] Tuesday, April 26, 2 p.m. [Buy tickets | Facebook RSVP] (via Center for Investigative Reporting)

The Center for Investigative Reporting will co-present the film “Hot Coffee,” directed by Susan Saladoff, at the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival.

Unraveling a history of corporate corruption and self-interest, a lawyer-turned-filmmaker uses the infamous McDonald’s spilled coffee case as a jumping-off point to examine the civil justice system.

Screening times for “Hot Coffee”:

(via Center for Investigative Reporting)

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