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Old 09-16-2014, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by James Langham2 View Post
Actually I'm not sure about distant journalists, after all when things go bad they might not be able to get home.
I am sure there will be journalists from Asia/Pacific (Chinese, Japanese, Aussie/NZ) stranded in Europe and vice versa, but by 2000, I doubt they will be earning a living reporting for their original organization. Simply put - they won't be reporting (lack of communication channels), they won't be paid (lack of international banking) and will need to earn money doing something else or working for someone else.

For example, Hikaru Takihashi, dashing correspondent for the Nippon Daily, by late 1998 may find himself working as a waiter in a Magdeburg cafe, or as a contractor driving trucks for the BAOR rather than sending home biweekly articles.

Uncle Ted

Last edited by unkated; 09-16-2014 at 01:50 PM. Reason: additions
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