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1、,,Hard News,Warming up,headlines (標(biāo)題), news stories, letters, editorials (社論), features (特寫(xiě)報(bào)道), pictures, reviews (評(píng)論文章), film and television listings, advertisements, comic strips (連環(huán)漫畫(huà)), cartoons, puzzles, weather forecasts, financial figures, sports results etc,1. What you can find in a newspaper

2、?, Work in pairs and discuss the questions.,Warming up,CCTV International, China Daily, Peoples Daily, China Radio International, Shanghai Daily, South China Morning Post, Xinhua News Agency,2. Name some Chinese news sources in English,Some English-language newspapers worth mentioning may be: The Ti

3、mes (泰晤士報(bào)), The Guardian (衛(wèi)報(bào), Financial Times (UK) (金融時(shí)報(bào)), The Wall Street Journal (華爾街日?qǐng)?bào)), The New York Times (紐約時(shí)報(bào)), International Herald Tribune (USA) (國(guó)際先驅(qū)論壇報(bào)).,3. Name some famous international newspapers.,Warming up, Work in pairs. Look at the first sentence of the passage and decide which is

4、the main responsibility of a journalist.,What is the responsibility of a journalist? 1 to tell the truth 2 to simplify things so that people will understand easily 3 to use a style people will enjoy reading 4 to do what the editor has asked 5 to find out as much as possible about the topic 6 not to

5、get involved personally in the news event Now read the passage and compare your ideas with the writers.,Skimming, Browse the passage within 8 minutes to get a rough idea about it. Answer the questions of Activity 2 and 3 on page 51.,Task, Choose the best summary of the passage.,,1. Journalists are h

6、uman beings like the rest of us. We cannot expect them to be completely objective when faced with difficult situations, and we cannot expect their reports to be completely accurate as a result.,,Skimming,2. Journalists sometimes have to make difficult decisions about how, and what, to report. It is

7、important for everyone to realize how difficult these decisions are, and to recognize that editors and readers should share part of the responsibility for these decisions too. 3. In extreme situations, journalists should be prepared not to report the news as it happens. These situations may instead

8、require them to help people in difficulty, or to take decisions about how far they can try and find out about peoples private lives.,The best summary is: 2.,Skimming, Answer the questions.,1 What is the meaning of hard in the title “Hard news”?,Hard news, in comparison with soft news, consists of fa

9、ctual, up-to-the-minute accounts of events taking place. But the writer is also making use of the meaning “difficult”. Journalists need to take difficult decisions.,Skimming,2 Which three typical difficult situations does the writer refer to?,Stopping illegal executions or simply photographing them;

10、 revealing the name of a source of a story who will get into trouble as a result, or refusing to do so; publishing or not a photograph of a celebrity in a private moment. To sum up, the three Situations are: getting involved or staying neutral; protecting sources or revealing them; revealing private

11、 matters of famous people or not.,Skimming,3 What is the job of a journalist, at first sight?,To record whats happening, accurately and based on facts.,4 What are journalists in danger of losing if they do this job?,They may lose their humanity, sympathetic attitude to other people.,Skimming,5 Which

12、 two real news events does the writer refer to?,The shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald and the death of Princess Diana in a car crash.,6 Which are the three qualities the news media should have?,Being professional, reliable and responsible to the public.,7 Why is The New York Times sometimes slower in pu

13、blishing news than its rivals?,It likes to take time to check for accuracy.,Hard News,譯文,Digging,1 What is the responsibility of a journalist? Is it to inform their readers? Or is it to please their editor? Is it to remain on the side of the law, at all costs? Or is it simply to write a good story?

14、Or is there some responsibility to behave as a human being, whatever the cost or the danger?,2 Here are a few dilemmas some journalists have faced.,3 A photographer in a war zone takes photos of an army officer executing rebel soldiers. Its possible that he might have been able to stop the officer s

15、hooting the prisoners. But he chose to honour his responsibilities towards his editor and the newspaper readers, which was to report what was happening. Should he have got involved, or was he simply doing his job?,Digging,4 A journalist is investigating a major fraud in a big city bank. A bank emplo

16、yee reveals to her the method by which the crime was committed, and the identities of the criminals. In doing so, the employee admits his own minor implication in the crime. The police launch their own investigation, and ask the journalist to reveal the name of her source. She refuses, claiming that

17、 her professional standards oblige her to protect her sources. Should she be praised for her principles, or charged with preventing the police from solving the crime?,譯文,Digging,5 A newspaper publishes photos of a well-known film actor whose career is promoted by her frequent appearances in the medi

18、a. On this occasion, the photos were taken while the actor was on holiday in a private home abroad. The actor intends to take the newspaper to court for invasion of her private life. Is the newspaper simply doing what its readers expect it to do, or is the actor entitled to separate her private from

19、 her public life?,譯文,Digging,6 What do you think? 7 The ethical responsibility of the journalist is endlessly discussed, both in general, and in particular cases. At first, the answer seems simple: The journalists job is to record whats happening, accurately and based on facts.,譯文,Digging,8 But some

20、times doing a journalists job is at the cost of their humanity. When Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, the man arrested for killing President John F Kennedy, a photographer was present. But could he have dropped his camera and stopped Ruby from firing his gun? And if he had done so, would we know mo

21、re about who ordered the killing of the president than we do now?,譯文,Digging,9 And were the photographers ethically right to pursue Princess Diana and her partner in order to obtain photos at such speeds as to cause her car to crash? Or was it a fair and reasonable news story which respected the rea

22、ders right to know about a relationship affecting the state of the British royal family?,譯文,Digging,10 So should the journalist always stand back and watch while people kill each other, or should they ever get involved as human beings?,譯文,Digging,11 Clearly, the journalists code of practice varies f

23、rom country to country. Yet most acknowledge the need to report a story accurately, to provide proof of any claims or protect their sources, and to correct mistakes. The news media relies on their journalists behaviour in order to support its three most important assets: being professional, reliable

24、 and responsible to the public.,譯文,Digging,Some newspapers, such as The New York Times, recognize the potential for conflict between the need for speed and accuracy, and tend to publish important stories more slowly than their competitors.,譯文,Digging,12 So, the ethical responsibility of a journalist

25、 is not quite as simple as it first appears. And its a responsibility that needs to be shared. 13 It needs to be shared by the editors, who sometimes show shots of dead enemy soldiers, in order to convey the tragedy of the war, but not to show shots of our own dead soldiers, for fear of offending bo

26、th their relatives and the readers.,譯文,Digging,譯文,Digging,14 It needs to be shared by the owners of media organizations, who may accept advertising from unethical companies. They do this in order to appeal to the people who hold investments in the organization. Otherwise, they will not have the fina

27、nces to pursue their mission to explain.,Digging,16 We all need to accept that a journalist is not simply a hunting dog chasing a good story to be consumed like dead meat by the strong, at the expense of the weak. We need to accept that both workers in the media, and its consumers, the audience and

28、readers, are above all human beings a characteristic which we all share.,inform,釋義,vt. to officially tell someone something or give them information about something 通知；告知,例句,The President has been fully informed of developments.,已經(jīng)向總統(tǒng)匯報(bào)了事態(tài)的全部進(jìn)展。,翻譯,Words,The manager promised to keep me informed of h

29、ow our business was going on. (Jan. 1990, CET-4, Vocabulary and Structure),真題,例句,Please inform us of any change of address as soon as possible.,地址如有變更，請(qǐng)盡早通知我們。,翻譯,dilemma,釋義,n. C a situation in which you have to make a difficult decision 窘境；困境,例句,Im in a dilemma over whether to tell him or not.,我進(jìn)退

30、兩難，不知道是否該告訴他。,翻譯,Words,例句,Many single parents struggle with the dilemma of dividing time between work and children.,許多單身父母在給工作和給子女的時(shí)間分配上處于兩難境地。,翻譯,execute,釋義,vt. to kill someone as a punishment for a crime 處死；處決,例句,The general was executed for war crimes.,將軍因戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)罪被處死。,翻譯,Words,例句,He said nobody had be

31、en executed as a direct result of the events.,他說(shuō)沒(méi)有人直接因?yàn)槟切┦录惶幩馈?翻譯,rebel,釋義1,a. (only before noun) relating to rebels or their activities 反叛（者）的；造反（者）的,例句,rebel troops,叛軍,翻譯,Words,rebel,釋義2,n. C someone who tries to remove a government or leader using force 造反者；反叛者,例句,They sent in troops to back t

32、he rebels.,他們派來(lái)軍隊(duì)支持叛亂分子。,翻譯,Words,例句,Anti-government rebels have seized the radio station.,反政府的叛亂分子占領(lǐng)了電臺(tái)。,翻譯,釋義,,例句,Recently there have been widespread credit card fraud.,最近各地頻繁出現(xiàn)信用卡詐騙事件。,翻譯,Words,n. C, U the crime of obtaining money from someone by tricking them 詐騙；欺詐,fraud,例句,The police arrested h

33、im for tax fraud.,警方因他在納稅上的欺詐行為把他逮捕了。,翻譯,minor,釋義,a. not very important 較不重要的；次要的,例句,We made a few minor changes to the plan.,這個(gè)計(jì)劃我們作了一些小小的修改。,翻譯,Words,例句,翻譯,Most of the passengers suffered only minor injuries.,大部分乘客只受了點(diǎn)輕傷。,真題,The flight is delayed because of a minor mechanical problem. Please wait

34、for further notice. (Jun. 2002, CET-4, Listening comprehension),oblige,釋義,vt. (usu passive) to force someone to do something because it is the law, a rule, or a duty 迫使,例句,You are legally obliged to pay this fine.,從法律上講，你有義務(wù)繳納這筆罰款。,翻譯,Words,The law obliges parents to send their children to school.,

35、法律規(guī)定父母有讓子女接受教育的義務(wù)。,例句,翻譯,charge,釋義,vt. to accuse someone officially of committing a crime 控告；指控,例句,Two men have been charged in connection with the fire.,兩個(gè)人被指控與火災(zāi)有關(guān)。,翻譯,Words,例句,The prosecution charged that he had accepted a bribe.,檢察院起訴他收受賄賂。,翻譯,media,釋義,n. C (the ) radio, television, newspapers,

36、the Internet, and magazines, considered as a group 媒體；傳媒,例句,The media have launched a bitter attack on the Ministry of Railways.,大眾傳媒向鐵道部發(fā)起了猛烈攻擊。,翻譯,Words,This research has attracted wide media coverage and has featured on BBC televisions Tomorrows World. (Jun. 2002, CET-4, Vocabulary and Structure

37、 ),真題,例句,There was a lot of media coverage of the wedding.,媒體大張旗鼓地報(bào)道了這場(chǎng)婚禮。,翻譯,court,釋義,n. C, U a place where trials take place and legal cases are decided 法庭；法院,例句,They tried to settle the case out of court.,這個(gè)案子他們?cè)噲D庭外和解。,翻譯,Words,I would never have resorted to a court of law if I hadnt been so desp

38、erate. (Jun. 2002, CET-4, Vocabulary and structure),真題,例句,I dont think that argument would stand up in a court of law.,我認(rèn)為這個(gè)論據(jù)在法庭上是站不住腳的。,翻譯,entitle,釋義,vt. to give someone the right to do something 給（某 人）權(quán)利；給（某人）資格,例句,Only full-time employees are entitled to receive health insurance.,只有全職雇員才有資格獲得健康保

39、險(xiǎn)。,翻譯,Words,例句,Membership entitles you to the full use of our fitness facilities.,會(huì)員可以使用我們這兒的所有健身器材。,翻譯,Everyone should be entitled to a decent standard of living and an opportunity to be educated. (Jan. 2003, CET-4, Vocabulary and structure),真題,ethical,釋義,a. involving the principles used for decidi

40、ng what is right and what is wrong 倫理的；道德的,例句,翻譯,Words,Is it ethical to use drugs to control prisoners behaviour?,用藥物來(lái)控制犯人的行為合乎道德嗎？,unethical,反義詞,例句,翻譯,The use of animals in scientific tests raises some difficult ethical questions.,在科學(xué)實(shí)驗(yàn)中使用動(dòng)物引發(fā)了一些難以解決的道德問(wèn)題。,arrest,釋義,vt. if the police arrest someone

41、, they take that person to a police station because they believe he or she has committed a crime 逮捕；拘捕；拘留,例句,翻譯,Words,The policeman arrested the drunk for disturbing the peace.,警察以擾亂治安罪逮捕了那個(gè)醉漢。,Another policeman arrived, and together, we arrested three of the men; but the other four ran away. (Jun.

42、1997, CET-4, Listening comprehension),真題,例句,翻譯,Police made 20 arrests at yesterdays demonstration.,昨天的示威游行中，警察逮捕了20人。,royal,釋義,a. relating to a king or queen or the members of their family 國(guó)王的；女王的；王室的,例句,翻譯,Words,Opposition within the royal family was crushed.,王族內(nèi)的反對(duì)派被清除了。,真題,Lets go and see a new m

43、ovie at the Royal Theatre. I hear its a real story of two prison breakers. (Jan. 1998, CET-4, Listening Comprehension),例句,翻譯,The Summer Palace, which used to be a royal garden, is my favourite park.,頤和園是我最喜歡的公園，它以前是座皇家園林。,code,釋義,n. C a set of rules about how something should be done or how people s

44、hould behave 準(zhǔn) 則； 規(guī) 范；行為規(guī)則,例句,翻譯,Words,The profession has a strict code of practice.,這個(gè)專(zhuān)業(yè)有嚴(yán)格的行業(yè)守則。, they wear a special uniform of red coats and white trousers, and follow strict codes of behavior. (Jan. 2002, CET-4, Reading comprehension),真題,例句,翻譯,Parents should help to teach children a strong mora

45、l code.,家長(zhǎng)應(yīng)幫助教育孩子們形成嚴(yán)格的道德規(guī)范。,proof,釋義,n. C, U information or evidence that shows that something is definitely true or definitely exists 證據(jù)；證物；證詞,例句,翻譯,Words,要享受打折優(yōu)惠，你必須證明你的學(xué)生身份。,To receive the discount, you must show proof of student status.,We have no proof that any of these well-known conversation

46、s actually took place, but we are prepared to believe that they did. (Jan. 1991, CET-4, Vocabulary and Structure),真題,例句,翻譯,你有什么證據(jù)證明這個(gè)人偷了你的包嗎？,Do you have any proof that this man stole your bag?,convey,釋義,vt. to communicate ideas or feelings indirectly （間接 地）表達(dá)，傳達(dá)（思想或感情）,例句,翻譯,Words,她總是對(duì)自己的工作表現(xiàn)出一股熱情。

47、,She always conveys a sense of enthusiasm for her work.,Jans office conveyed an impression of efficiency and seriousness.,例句,翻譯,簡(jiǎn)的辦公室給人留下高效和莊重的印象。,offend,釋義,vt. to make someone upset and angry by doing or saying something 冒犯；得罪；使生氣,例句,翻譯,Words,電視節(jié)目審查官正在剪掉一些他們稱(chēng)可能會(huì)引起冒犯的鏡頭。,Television censors are cutti

48、ng out scenes which they claim may offend.,例句,翻譯,他為自己發(fā)表的評(píng)論道歉并說(shuō)他無(wú)意冒犯該團(tuán)體。,He apologizes for his comments and says he had no intention of offending the community.,privacy,釋義,n. U the freedom to do things without other people watching you or knowing what you are doing 獨(dú)處；個(gè)人自由；隱私,例句,翻譯,Words,他們不希望他們的個(gè)人隱私

49、受到記者們的侵犯。,They dont want their privacy invaded by reporters.,例句,翻譯,在個(gè)人家里安放竊聽(tīng)器是對(duì)個(gè)人私生活的侵犯。,A hidden microphone in a persons home is an invasion of privacy.,chase,釋義,v. to follow someone or something quickly in order to catch them 追逐；追趕；追蹤,例句,翻譯,Words,警察沿街追趕小偷。,The police chased the thief down the stre

50、et.,They decided to chase the cow away before it did more damage. (Jan. 1990, CET-4, Vocabulary and structure),真題,例句,翻譯,外面院子里，孩子們叫喊著在互相追逐。,Outside in the yard, kids were yelling and chasing each other.,at all costs / at any cost,釋義,used for saying that something must be done however difficult it is

51、or however much damage it causes 不惜一切代價(jià),This relentless pursuit of economic growth at any cost is questionable.,不惜一切代價(jià)追求經(jīng)濟(jì)增長(zhǎng)的做法是有問(wèn)題的。,Phrases,例句,翻譯,Text,We will save his life at all costs.,我們將不惜一切代價(jià)挽救他的生命。,例句,翻譯,釋義,例句,翻譯,如果你不還清欠款，我就到法院告你。,take sb to court,,to begin a case against someone 把某人送上法庭,Phr

52、ases,If you do not pay up, I will take you to court.,例句,翻譯,我們決定不起訴他們，免得惹事生非。,We decided to let sleeping dogs lie and not take them to court.,釋義,例句,翻譯,be entitled to do sth,,to give someone the official right to do something 使（某人）有權(quán)利做某事,Phrases,例句,翻譯,He is entitled to attend the conference.,他有資格參加這個(gè)會(huì)

53、議。,Im entitled to apply for citizenship.,我有資格申請(qǐng)公民身份。,釋義,例句,翻譯,一般說(shuō)來(lái)，從暴富到破產(chǎn)會(huì)經(jīng)歷四個(gè)階段。,in general,,In general, there seem to be four stages to the flush and crash.,as a whole, without giving details 總的來(lái)說(shuō),Phrases,例句,翻譯,The plant or animal has, in general, the power of reproduction.,一般說(shuō)來(lái)，動(dòng)植物都有生殖能力。,釋義,例句,翻

54、譯,外科醫(yī)生一般不給親人動(dòng)手術(shù)，因?yàn)樗麄兊弥蒙硎峦獗３掷潇o。,stand back,,Surgeons usually avoid to do operation for their relativesas they have to stand back to stay calm.,to not let yourself be influenced by your feelings about a situation so that you can think about it more clearly 置身于一定距離之外（考慮事物）,Phrases,例句,翻譯,It is very diff

55、icult for parents to stand back when they see their child bullied by other kids.,當(dāng)看到孩子被別的小孩欺負(fù)事，家長(zhǎng)很難做到置身之外。,釋義,例句,翻譯,因?yàn)楹ε赂魤τ卸覀冞B說(shuō)話也得放低聲音。,for fear of,,We hush our voices for fear of being heard.,(doing) sth in case you make something bad happen 生怕；以免,Phrases,例句,翻譯,For fear of accidents, the driver d

56、rove very slowly.,因害怕發(fā)生事故，這位司機(jī)開(kāi)得很慢。,釋義,例句,翻譯,他以損害健康為代價(jià)完成了那件工作。,at the expense of,,He finished the job at the expense of his health.,if something is done at the expense of someone or something else, it is only achieved by harming the other person or thing 以為代價(jià),Phrases,例句,翻譯,Dont profit yourself at th

57、e expense of others.,不要損人利己。,釋義,例句,翻譯,我們希望你學(xué)習(xí)新的技術(shù)，遇到新朋友，最重要的是讓自己開(kāi)心。,above all,,We hope you will learn new skills, meet new people, and above all enjoy yourself.,used for referring to something that is more important than any of the other things you could mention 首先；首要的是,Phrases,例句,翻譯,This bike is li

58、ght, strong and, above all, inexpensive.,這部腳踏車(chē)既輕又堅(jiān)固，最重要的是價(jià)格不貴。,,Culture points,John F Kennedy (約翰F肯尼迪) (19171963) was President of the United States from 1961 to 1963. He was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas, Texas on 22 November 1963. His death shocked the whole of America.,,記者的責(zé)任是什么？是向讀

59、者告知信息？還是讓主編滿意？是不惜任何代價(jià)站在法律的一邊？還是只管寫(xiě)一則好的新聞故事？或者說(shuō)他們是不是有責(zé)任遵循人的行為規(guī)范，不管要付出多大的代價(jià)，冒著多大的危險(xiǎn)？ 這里有幾例記者們?cè)庥鲞^(guò)的左右為難的情形。,Translation,原文,艱難的新聞界,,一位攝影師拍攝了一組軍官處決反叛士兵的照片。他本來(lái)是可能阻止那位軍官射殺戰(zhàn)俘的，但他選擇了履行他對(duì)于主編和讀者的責(zé)任，即報(bào)道所發(fā)生的一切。他應(yīng)該把自己牽扯進(jìn)去嗎？還是完成他的本職工作就行了？,Translation,原文,,有位記者正在調(diào)查一家大型城市銀行的重大詐騙案。一位銀行雇員向她透露了罪犯的犯罪手法和身份。講述過(guò)程中，這位雇員承認(rèn)他在這起

60、案件中有輕微牽連。警方展開(kāi)了調(diào)查，他們請(qǐng)這位記者提供線人的姓名。她拒絕了，聲稱(chēng)她的職業(yè)準(zhǔn)則使她有責(zé)任保護(hù)信息提供者。她是應(yīng)該為堅(jiān)守原則而受到贊揚(yáng)呢，還是應(yīng)該為妨礙警方破案而被指控呢？,Translation,原文,,有份報(bào)紙刊登了一組某知名電影演員的照片，在媒體的頻頻曝光推動(dòng)了她的演藝事業(yè)。這一次，她在國(guó)外的私宅中度假時(shí)被拍了照。她打算以侵犯生活隱私的罪名把這家報(bào)社告上法庭。這家報(bào)社僅僅是做了讀者們期盼它做的事，還是說(shuō)這位演員有權(quán)將她的私生活與公眾生活區(qū)別開(kāi)？,Translation,原文,,你怎么看呢？ 關(guān)于記者道德責(zé)任的討論從未停止過(guò)，有籠統(tǒng)的，也有針對(duì)具體案例的。起初，答案似乎很簡(jiǎn)單：記

61、者的工作就是準(zhǔn)確、如實(shí)地記錄下所發(fā)生的事。,Translation,原文,,然而，從事記者工作有時(shí)候是要以犧牲其人性為代價(jià)的。當(dāng)杰克魯比槍殺因刺殺約翰F 肯尼迪總統(tǒng)而被捕的李哈維奧斯瓦爾德時(shí)，有位攝影師就在現(xiàn)場(chǎng)?？伤軄G下照相機(jī)去阻止魯比開(kāi)槍嗎？如果他真這么做了，我們會(huì)不會(huì)知道更多有關(guān)刺殺總統(tǒng)的主謀的信息呢？,Translation,原文,,攝影師們?yōu)榕牡秸掌菜傩旭?，尾隨戴安娜和她的情人，引發(fā)了那場(chǎng)車(chē)禍，以道德而論，他們做對(duì)了嗎？或者，為了尊重讀者對(duì)一場(chǎng)將會(huì)影響英國(guó)王室現(xiàn)狀的戀情的知情權(quán)，這樣的新聞就是公平而合理的嗎？,Translation,原文,,所以，在人們相互殘殺時(shí)，記者們應(yīng)該退一步

62、來(lái)觀望，還是應(yīng)該出于人性挺身而出？,Translation,原文,,很顯然，記者的行為規(guī)范因國(guó)別而異。然而，大多數(shù)國(guó)家都認(rèn)可要準(zhǔn)確地報(bào)道，提出任何主張都需要給出證據(jù)，要保護(hù)消息提供者，以及要更正錯(cuò)誤。新聞業(yè)有賴(lài)于記者的行為來(lái)維護(hù)它最重要的三項(xiàng)優(yōu)勢(shì)：專(zhuān)業(yè)性、可靠性和對(duì)公眾的責(zé)任心。,Translation,原文,,一些報(bào)紙，例如紐約時(shí)報(bào)，認(rèn)識(shí)到在追求速度和保證準(zhǔn)確性時(shí)可能會(huì)產(chǎn)生的沖突，因此刊登重要新聞時(shí)往往晚于它的競(jìng)爭(zhēng)對(duì)手。,Translation,原文,,因此，一名記者的道德責(zé)任并非像乍一看上去那么簡(jiǎn)單。它是一種需要分擔(dān)的責(zé)任。 這份責(zé)任需要主編來(lái)分擔(dān)。主編有時(shí)通過(guò)刊登敵軍士兵被擊斃的照片來(lái)揭

63、示戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)引發(fā)的不幸，但是他們從不刊登自己一方士兵犧牲的照片，因?yàn)椴幌朊胺甘勘挠H人和讀者的情感。,Translation,原文,,這份責(zé)任需要媒體機(jī)構(gòu)的所有者來(lái)分擔(dān)。他們可能會(huì)接下無(wú)道德的公司的廣告業(yè)務(wù)。這么做只是為了迎合投資人。沒(méi)有這些投資人，他們就沒(méi)有財(cái)力去追求向公眾釋疑解惑這一使命。,Translation,原文,,這份責(zé)任需要讀者來(lái)分擔(dān)。他們必須接受這樣一個(gè)事實(shí)：一則有關(guān)好萊塢影星的被夸大了的、令人咋舌的新聞可能會(huì)嚴(yán)重侵犯這位影星的隱私，甚至是人權(quán)。,Translation,,我們都需要承認(rèn)，記者不是一只獵犬，不能像獵犬追捕獵物那樣去獵取好的新聞，一心要吃掉獵物，不考慮弱小者的利益。我們

64、需要承認(rèn)，無(wú)論是新聞從業(yè)者，還是作為消費(fèi)者的觀眾和讀者們，大家首先都是人這是我們共有的特點(diǎn)。,Translation,,Main idea of the passage,The writer asks what the responsibility of a journalist is and notes that there are areas of conflict. Is it right to be neutral when terrible things are happening? Is it right for journalists to protect their sourc

65、es even when they have done something wrong? Is it moral to take photographs of people in private moments? Is speed or accuracy more important when reporting a story? This last question leads the writer to widen the enquiry and consider also the responsibility of editors when choosing what stories t

66、o run.,Digging,,Then there are the owners of the media for whom the news is business. What is their responsibility when decisions can cost them money and make them lose sales? Finally there are the readers. Their tastes influence what is printed. It is our responsibility if we buy newspapers which are full of gossip. The writer concludes that all concerned must take their responsibilities seriously and make sure they put our common humanity before any other considerations.,Digging,Text,,Using re