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For reasons that will hopefully become clear as more evidence comes out, Indiana’s privatized Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) continues to play games with its jobs numbers.
And in Indianapolis, WTHR-TV’s tenacious 13 Investigates unit continues to pummel the IEDC with outstanding coverage, looking into failed deals, shuttered workplaces, and the IEDC’s misleading transparency website.
Take a few minutes and watch these two remarkable TV segments by reporter Bob Segall.
Has
your
local TV station ever done job-subsidy reporting so robust?
The Indiana Job Numbers Still Don’t Add Up
(1/31/14)
Indiana lawmakers to state job agency: “Tell the truth”
(2/13/14)