What is the definition of Journalists Experiments?

"Journalists experiments" refers to the wild, often unpredictable, and sometimes downright scandalous attempts journalists make to get their scoops or scoop-worthy stories. Think of it as their high-stakes, investigative detective work, but instead of a magnifying glass and pencils, they use social media, leaked files, and maybe just a really curious cat for their perches.

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Here's an edgy example: "In an attempt to expose the scandal, journalists experimented with sending anonymous tips to a whistleblower, hoping they'd spill a bombshell - or worse, get their own phones hacked and their privacy invaded."