Back when I was a junior reporter, I watched my then newspaper’s White House correspondent compete head-to-head with her husband, who covered the US president for another publication. They had elaborate rules about not listening to each other’s phone conversations at home, not asking about meetings and not looking at each other’s papers. Surprisingly, it worked.
当我还是一名初级记者时，我目睹了我们报社跑白宫新闻的同事与她的丈夫——为另一家出版物报道总统新闻的记者——的正面竞争。这两口子商量好详细的规则，不许在家里听对方打电话，不许询问会议情况，不许看对方的文件。令人意外的是，这一安排居然管用。
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