[Journalists] questions concerning interviews

[LoriStay at aol.com]

Kristina,
as a person who usually (though not always) refuses to participate in  
telephone surveys, I'd say requesting the interview initially by snail mail does  
not hurt a bit.  Convincing your interviewee that the interview is  necessary 
and valuable ahead of time is well worth the 39 cents.
Lori S.
 
In a message dated 5/8/07 9:10:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time,  
batescampbell at charter.net writes:

Hi  Kristina,

What sort of interviews do you plan on conducting over the  summer?

Why are you requesting interviews via snail mail?

It is  difficult to suggest question possibilities without some knowledge of 
the  subjects you want to cover in your interviews.








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Kristina,
as a person who usually (though not always) refuses to participate in telephone surveys, I'd say requesting the interview initially by snail mail does not hurt a bit.  Convincing your interviewee that the interview is necessary and valuable ahead of time is well worth the 39 cents.
Lori S.
 
In a message dated 5/8/07 9:10:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time, batescampbell at charter.net writes:
Hi Kristina,
What sort of interviews do you plan on conducting over the summer?
Why are you requesting interviews via snail mail?
It is difficult to suggest question possibilities without some knowledge of
the subjects you want to cover in your interviews.
 
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