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"But in a world where investigative journalism is being abandoned because it is costly and risky, I think we're doing a public service," says Sharesleuth.com founder and former St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Christopher Carey. The Mark Cuban-funded site's pace "frustrates its followers -- and isn't helping expand its audience," writes Patricia B. Gray. "Some critics argue that the site has already failed. Carey says that much of his time is spent investigating leads that go nowhere, which he finds essential to uncovering the best stories."
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