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《华盛顿邮报》报道,指导该报对水门事件和美国新闻史上其他重大转折事件加以报道的著名主编本·布拉德利周二(10月21日)逝世,享年93岁。嗓音粗哑的布拉德利起初在《华盛顿邮报》担任总编辑,后任执行主编,在他的带领下,《华盛顿邮报》从死气沉沉的家乡报转型为优秀的全国性报纸。他引进了一批才华横溢的记者,并且制定了编辑工作规范,为报纸赢得了新的尊重。奥巴马总统周二晚在声明中说:“对本杰明·布拉德利来说,新闻不只是一种职业——
The Washington Post reported that Ben Bradley, the famous editor in chief of the newspaper that guided the newspaper in its coverage of the Watergate and other major turn-points in the history of American news, died Tuesday (October 21) at the age of 93. Bold at first, Bradley served as editor-in-chief of the Washington Post and later executive editor-in-chief, under which he led the Washington Post from a life-threatening hometown newspaper to an excellent nationwide newspaper. He introduced a group of talented journalists and worked out editorial standards to win new respect for the newspaper. In a statement Tuesday night, President Obama said: ”For Benjamin Bradley, news is more than just a job -