435 editors and senior news executives participated to the Newsroom Barometer
Since 8 December 2006, time is over for participating to this year Newsroom Barometer, the first international survey focused on newsroom strategies and the future of the newspaper industry.
The aim of the online international survey was to see the issues through the eyes of editors-in-chief, managing editors, deputy editors and online editors. Thanks to the 435 senior news executives who answered the questionnaire (among them 250 editors in chief or group editors).
If you want, the results of the poll will be sent to your professional email in March 2007. Please add your email to our mailing list (see on the left "Order Newsletter").
The 2006 poll results will be published in the next Trends in Newsrooms report in March 2007, on the Reuters website and on the Zogby website: Reuters and Zogby International were the World Editors Forum partners in this new initiative.
A press conference will be held at the Reuters Auditorium on Thursday 29 March 2007 in London.
The results will also be commented and discussed during the 14th World Editors Forum to be held in Cape Town, South Africa on 4 June 2007, with a presentation by John Zogby.
Source: World Editors Forum and former posting.
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The influence on the South African Currency (ZAR) by World perceptions
There is no doubt that the recent weakness of the ZAR was pricipally influenced by the "Jacob Zuma" corruption trial and even whilst there is no doubt that the NPA (National Prosecuting Authority) bungled their case against Zuma, they will re-assemble the charges against Zuma and he will be re-charged with fraud.
The South African judiciary is certainly an independent and just authority and operates within its own autonomy and even if there are a number of weaknesses, it is not corrupt. The court very correctly and justly dismissed the badly prepared Zuma case.
There is no doubt that (after the appeal hearing of) Shabir Sheik and Jacob Zuma will go to jail if found guity of corruption.
South African business supports a just society and frowns on corruption.
Louis Visser
CEO