Okay, let’s break it down. Robert has a Master’s Degree from a reputable university and has worked for Czech Radio, a well-established media organization. His experience in broadcast journalism, including television, radio, and online journalism, is valuable. However, considering his role as a permanent correspondent for Czech Radio, which might not be a high-level position in the global media industry, and his location in Hong Kong, I’ll estimate his hourly rate to be on the lower side of the range. Typically, broadcast journalists with similar experience and education can charge between $75-$150 per hour. Given Robert’s specific situation, I’ll place his estimated hourly rate at $100.