如今,许多地方媒体在使用记者时仍然沿用传统的分“口”制。所谓的“口”(又称线),主要指记者对应政府各部门的职能(如工业、农业、文化、教育、卫生、公安等)分派采访任务。记者们有了“口”,就需要深入其中了解情况以获得新闻线索,并从记者的职业要求出发,努力和“口”的领导及各个阶层的相关人士打成一片,建立起自己的信息源。然而记者分“口”也有弊病。其中之一就是易发生记者被“口”同化现象。大多从事新闻工作的人都会有所感受。 Today, many local media still use the traditional “oral” system when using journalists. The so-called “mouth” (also known as the line), mainly refers to correspondent government departments corresponding to the functions (such as industry, agriculture, culture, education, health, public security, etc.) assigned interview mission. With their “mouths”, reporters need to get in-depth understanding of the situation in order to obtain news clues and proceed from the occupational requirements of journalists and work hard to establish a source of their own information with the leaders of “mouths” and people from all walks of life. However, the reporter points “mouth” also has disadvantages. One of them is that it is easy for journalists to be “mouth” assimilated. Most people engaged in journalism will feel.