不知从何时起,从中央到地方,不论是报纸,还是广播电视,一线记者的新闻采访,基本都按划分的战线进行,你种你的田,我耕我的地,井水不犯河水。长期以来形成的采访铁战线,束缚了记者的手脚,淡化了记者的竞争意识,锁定了记者的知识面,封闭了记者的视野,使媒体的新闻质量受到不同程度的影响。有些记者还对相互交叉、不好界定的战线,你争我抢,闹得很不团结。在新闻改革不断深入的今天,采访的铁战线该打破了。所谓采访铁战线,就是新闻单位将本地区的各个单位、各个部门,按照行业性质和特点划分成若干条小战线,等量分配给每名记者,几年、十几年甚至是几十年不变。铁战线的最大特点是人为画地为牢,战线与战线之间相互隔绝、 I do not know from time to time, from the central to local, whether newspapers or radio and television, first-line news reporters, basically according to the division of the front line, you planted your fields, I cultivated my land, well water without water. The long-established interview with the iron front has shackled the hands of journalists, played down the reporter’s sense of competition, locked down the reporter’s knowledge and closed down the reporter’s horizons, which affected the media’s news quality to varying degrees. Some reporters also cross on each other, and they are not well-defined fronts. In the deepening reform of the news today, the interviewed fronts should be broken. The so-called interview on the front of the iron front means that press units divide all units and departments in their respective regions into a number of small fronts according to the nature and characteristics of their industries and allocate them equally to each reporter. In a few years, over a dozen or even a few decades, change. The most prominent feature of the iron front is that it is artificially drawn, and its fronts and fronts are isolated from each other.