
A news-powered hedge fund has raised $100 million to trade on reporters' scoops, aiming to do investigative journalism that influences stock prices. Hunterbrook Media combines OSINT with on-the-ground reporting, introducing a new model in journalism.





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My new side hustle: Hit-Pieces-as-a-Service I’ll write a viral hit piece about your startup that secretly promotes it by making it look good Is your idea good enough to get shit on and still come out on top? There’s only 1 way to find out! https://t.co/tAJ2zSw3FF
"It's an experiment to try to figure out if there's a sustainable way to fund reporting,” says @hntrbrkmedia publisher @SammyKoppelman on the media venture's mission, which launched yesterday, alongside a sister hedge fund that makes trades based on its investigations. https://t.co/f6IddiHGVi