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著名的美国剧作家、《推销员之死》的作者亚瑟·米勒在1961年曾经意味深长地说道:“我想,一份好的报纸,就是一个国家在和自己对话”。10年后,两个《华盛顿邮报》的记者撰写的一系列报道导致了尼克松总统的下台,报纸的地位因此而大增。在其鼎盛时期,报纸迫使政府和企业担负起了它们应尽的社会责任,也为其他媒体设置了新闻议程。但是,如今
Arthur Miller, the famous American playwright and author of the death of a salesman, said meaningfully in 1961: “I think a good newspaper is a country in which to speak to oneself.” Ten years later, a series of reports by two Washington Post correspondents led to the ouster of President Nixon, which led to a surge in newspapers. In its heyday, the newspaper forced the government and enterprises to assume their due social responsibility, but also set the news agenda for other media. But now