ProPublica, the nonprofit news organization known for its investigative journalism, is about to expand its e-book efforts.
Following in the digital footsteps of The New Yorker, The New York Times, Politico, Vanity Fair and Cosmopolitan, ProPublica will release its work in e-book form, this time through Open Road Integrated Media, the two companies are expected to announce on Monday.
Beginning in February, Open Road, which has published books including a version of"From Here to Eternity" by James Jones that restores previously censored scenes and dialogue, will release several e-books containing content ProPublica has already published. One of the e-books, titled "Presidential Pardons," is a series that was originally published in The Washington Post.
Another e-book, "Post Mortem," is based on ProPublica's investigation of coroner and medical examiner offices, work that was done in collaboration with NPR and Frontline.
The arrangement is similar to a venture announced last year between Random Houseand Politico, in which Random House would publish four e-books from Politico's reporting on the 2012 presidential campaign. ProPublica has previously published five e-books available onAmazon.com and bn.com.
ProPublica's reporters produce articles published by The New York Times, The Washington Post, NPR and dozens of other organizations.
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