“问题就像一把刀子,我们别无选择地,要将你解决。” 在听够了无数书生意气的言说、翻遍了无数隔靴搔痒的文论之后,我们不得不回到一个基本的事实:问题以及问题的解决。变革时代的中国传媒业,迫切需要的,可能不是云山雾罩的清谈,而是实实在在的解决方案。 有关行业媒体前途命运的讨论,在中央新一轮报刊治理的狂飙突进中,再一次成为各种行业媒体论坛和内部研讨会的主题。生存或死亡的问题,就像一把刀子,“达摩克利斯之剑”般高悬。多年来习惯于指导工作的行业报刊,在党政部门权力退出报刊经 “The problem is like a knife, and we have no choice but to solve it.” Having listened to innumerable scholarly sayings and rummaging through innumerable precarious literary criticisms, we have to go back to a basic fact: Problem and problem solving. In the era of reform, China’s media industry, what is urgently needed, may not be the talk of a misty cloud, but a real solution. Discussions on the future and destiny of media in the industry have once again become the theme of various industry media forums and internal seminars in the midst of a radical hurdle of the new round of newspaper administration in the Central Government. Survival or death problems, like a knife, “sword of Damocles” hanging. Over the years used to guide the work of industry newspapers and magazines, the power of the party and government departments to withdraw from the press