I'm pleased with the networking and level of the break-out sessions. One of the first times so many NGO's and broadcasters have got together. Aidian White of the IFJ (International Federation for Journalists) in Brussels makes a point that its pointless training journalists in developing countries unless something is done about the level of safety - and also that there is a career path for those who go into the profession. Wage levels in many countries means jobs are not paying anything like what's needed to keep media independent.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Good debate this morning
I'm pleased with the networking and level of the break-out sessions. One of the first times so many NGO's and broadcasters have got together. Aidian White of the IFJ (International Federation for Journalists) in Brussels makes a point that its pointless training journalists in developing countries unless something is done about the level of safety - and also that there is a career path for those who go into the profession. Wage levels in many countries means jobs are not paying anything like what's needed to keep media independent.
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