From the New York Times
1. A really strong desire to find the truth, wherever it may lurk;
2. An assumption that everyone knows more than you, and that your job is to find, cultivate, question, and listen to your sources, and then come to a view;
3. An inclination not to take anything at face value, because everyone has a point of view, and those points of view are usually driven by self-interest;
4. A resolve not to let commercial interests (in other words, advertisers) influence your search for the truth.
文章探讨的是新闻工作者真正的意义。不过,写出的却似乎是一个放之各个行业皆准的原则。

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