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Behind the Lines

机译：幕后花絮

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Reporters are not supposed to get too close to their stories, and SIGNAL Magazine's staff of pro-fessional journalists hews closelyrnto that and other tenets of journalistic integrity. But neither are reporters supposed to behave as if they were heartless automatons that do not take stock of what is happening in the world that they cover. So when Senior Editor Maryann Lawlor conducted long-distance interviews with some uniformed U.S. military personnel serving in Iraq for last month's issue, their situation was not lost on her.rnThe wonders of modern telecommunications allow deployed forces to talk with friends and loved ones in real time, but that does not alleviate all of the loss experienced by separation over several months. In an off-the-record conversation, Lawlor learned that the troops in Iraq really appreciate many of the small gestures that the rest of us take for granted-receiving hand-written letters and small items from the United States, for example. So, she took it upon herself to put together a care package for the joint forces whom she interviewed.
机译：记者不应该太接近他们的故事，《 SIGNAL》杂志的专业记者的工作人员也密切关注这一点以及其他新闻诚信原则。但是，记者们也不应该表现得好像他们是无情的自动机，没有盘算他们所报道的世界正在发生的事情。因此，当高级编辑Maryann Lawlor对上个月在伊拉克服役的一些身穿军装的美国军人进行了远程采访时，他们的情况并没有因此而丧失。现代电信的奇迹使部署的部队能够与朋友和亲人真正进行交谈时间，但这并不能减轻几个月以来分离所造成的所有损失。在不公开的谈话中，劳洛尔得知，伊拉克部队真的很欣赏我们其他人为接受美国的手写信和小物件而做出的许多细微举动。因此，她自负为她采访的联合部队准备了一套护理方案。

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    《Signal》 |2008年第12期|6|共1页
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