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• After completing the economic journalism training you had, and after leaving journalism,what job did you move into?• Why did you decide to leave journalism?• Did the credentials given to you after completing the economic journalism training help youget a new job, and if so, how?• Did the economic journalism training have any effect on your decision to move, and if so,how?• Did you get a salary increase after moving out of journalism?– 102 –
Appendix E: Survey Questions1. Name/Address __________________________________________________________________________________________2. Occupation _____________________________________________3. Educational background _____________________________________________4. Years as a journalist _____________________________________________5. In your career as a journalist, have you covered extractive industries (oil, mining, gas, etc.)?____ Yes____ No6. Is your most recent employer in the media industry private or state-owned? (Choose one)____ Private____ State-owned7. How would you describe the type of journalism you practice? (Choose one)____ Print____ Broadcast____ Both8. How often do you travel out of the city for reporting trips? (Choose one)____ Once a month or more____ Four times a year____ 2 times a year____ Less than 2 times a year9. How are those trips paid for (Choose all that apply)____ Employer ____ By an NGO____ By a private business ____ Paid for out of your own pocket____ Government-funded ____ Other _______________10. Of all the options in the previous question, who sponsors your trips MOST often?(Choose one)____ Employer ____ By an NGO____ By a private business ____ Paid for out of your own pocket____ Government-funded ____ Other _______________11. Does who sponsors these trips affect your reporting?____ Yes____ No12. If yes, how?– 103 –
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AcknowledgementsThis paper has bene
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Executive SummaryPurpose of the Rep
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journalists in these countries that
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Existing International Training Opp
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Background 3Of the three countries
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pervasive conflict in the Niger Del
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3) Crises or disruptions, where som
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Low pay and low regardOne of the mo
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Even in cases where working journal
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But while some reporters think FOIB
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When asked how much the media could
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the effects of these challenges for
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detailed analysis of the opportunit
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journalist said he has, however,
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completely make use of some of the
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money. Their knowledge of what medi
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Notes on conducting research in Nig
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evenues each year,” 106 which wou
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entertainment news, scandals, and p
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The rise of business-focused journa
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coverage of the oil industry is als
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as supporting one political party o
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Numerous journalists recounted how
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