第1个回答 2013-05-22
For westerns, ‘Family First’ is what their culture talks. It is their catch-phrase. Because trouble happens at home, they can change the pre-determined working arrangements, and even business negotiations. In their view, that is only right and proper, normal thing. One is showing a disaster, the other pays respect to pain. The more‘ugly’ news is that the more‘actual’ news, the course of some people‘suffering"’just is where the media focus. However, the victim was harmed again by the reporter pursuing vigorously to focus of the news. The Western media have a lot of codes for care of feelings to the victims in their works. ‘To try avoiding close-up to the injured face and the wound’ was point out in guidelines note of ‘reported deaths, injuries and stressed’ in Manual on BBC News; During the interview, the reporter can not compel the respondents to be interviewed with any way, and the respondent does not any pressure from reporter. The reporter do not interfere with or impede the rescue team and to try avoiding wounded interviewed; the names of the victims can’t be showed in its report without authorization from a relative or friend, show of deceased face prohibited; in order to respect the wounded, how to choose scale of the picture should be have a standard.
第3个回答 2013-05-21
as for the westerners ,"family first" is one of thier culture, which they often talk about.if something happens in thire family, they can change the set job arrangement, even business negotiation
.in thier eyes,this is a natural and normal thing.
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