As the blog was turned around, the media reporter finally got the letter. The media in the early years were somewhat honest. Unlike the current media, they didn’t have to prove the truth or falsehood when there was any news. They sent it out as soon as they saw it, which was quite a momentum of “I will die, no matter how huge waves are.”

Especially some self-media, the so-called paparazzi, people like Zhuo Wei, will create two vague news at any time. "What a certain star has escaped by driving." "The cheating family of the Running Man Group has added a new member." "The price of a certain actress accompanying and sleeping with her is revealed."

If you just look at the title, one is more alarmist than the other. But when you click in, you will find that the content is actually the few words on the title. There is nothing in the essence. You don’t say which star it is, and you don’t show any evidence. You are like a little dragon person who knows the world and "but I won’t tell you, I won’t tell you, I won’t tell you, I won’t tell you", and you really think of yourself as a little dragon.

And it is absolutely true that after the news is posted, it will be hung up for two days at most, and it will be deleted on the third day. After deleting, you have to send a message that you want to speak but stop for netizens to see. The content is usually like this - "Okay, I have to delete it as I have to. The other party's background is too strong and his public relations ability is simply brutal. Helpless, you all know..."

Usually, the news has to be followed by a tearful expression.

I understand! I understand your grandmother and grandson! These bastards, if they were not for them, the online violence would have been reduced by at least half. The most hateful thing is that they posted this kind of news once every three months, and each time they could attract the attention of many people. There were really the letters that were bet on the head and there were still heated discussions.

Some marketing accounts are similar to them, one by one, who are even more shameless, and they are all kinds of fake news, fake news, and fake knowledge, and they are sent out like they don’t have money. The principle that these people believe is to "get three poles if you have dates or not." If you encounter someone who is blind and has a bad mind, you will be cheated.

Fortunately, at this time of 2008, the media was not yet so unscrupulous. Therefore, after seeing this blog, many media and media people's first reaction was not to turn it into news, but to quickly confirm how authentic this matter is.

As the saying goes, love every industry, every industry has its own behavioral standards, just like a good host needs to hold the scene, a good crosstalk actor needs to be clean and polite, a good film and television actor needs to be excellent in acting, etc.

As an industry, entertainment journalists naturally have their industry standards. The minimum point is that as an entertainment journalist, you must have some understanding of all the information about celebrities, especially popular celebrities. Ordinary ones such as height, blood type, blood pressure, tension, and even deeper ones include sexual orientation, preferences, shoes, triangular or flat angular shorts, in shorts, abilities are similar to electronic weight instruments that can report sound in the bathhouse.

Platinum River is such a professional entertainment journalist. It works in our great capital Beijing. Since seeing this blog, Platinum River immediately began to confirm the authenticity of this matter due to the news sensitivity of a media person.

Of course, Liu La, the young master Liu, was not a waste of time. After all, he is a relatively topical star now. So Bai Jinhe is still very clear about Liu La's news, including his filming in Sichuan. What I can't figure out is Cao Jin's movements, and few people will pay attention to a crosstalk actor who can't even sell tickets.

After wasting a lot of effort and checking the news for a long time, Bai Jinhe finally confirmed Cao Jin's movements. Sure enough, he was in the same city as Liu La. Considering that Cao Jin withdrew from Deyun Club, there must be a holiday between the two. Considering Liu La's temper and Cao Jin's nature, Bai Jinhe thinks this matter should be reliable!

Not only did he feel that most of the reporters also felt that the credibility of this matter was relatively high after investigating through channels, so they published news related to it on their websites, and a small number of people who had no investigation or had no channels also published the news after seeing these news.

Fighting between celebrities, something that has never happened once every few years is considered big news. What makes Bai Jinhe regretful is that although he is in Beijing, he is very curious about the matter there and wants to arrive at the scene immediately, but because there is no plane at night, his idea can only be still in the womb. All he can do is to write the news better.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but envy the local journalists and friends in Sichuan.

Of course, there is still a big gap between people. When he envys others, he doesn’t know that they are actually envious of them. Now there is only one cultural and entertainment center in the country, and that must be Beijing. Therefore, most of the entertainment media also hold Dabanying in Beijing.

The rest are some satellite TV stations with their own entertainment channels, and some newspapers and magazines with their own entertainment sections. However, these are usually not interviewed or reported immediately, and more of them are published. This is also impossible. Who told you not to be in the entertainment center?

The same was true in the entertainment media circle in Sichuan before. You are not the center of entertainment, so you will never be able to interview first-hand news. However, because of Liu La and Cao Jin's fight today, this long-lasting embarrassment was finally temporarily broken. Sichuan reporters finally don't need to envy their colleagues in Beijing. They finally have the opportunity to interview first-hand news.

Countless local Mianyang and other entertainment journalists from other cities in the same province brought their equipment in the middle of the night and rushed to the police station where Liu La and the others were. When encountering such a thing, it seemed that even the fatigue of working for a day had disappeared a lot. Instead, it was full of excitement. It was too difficult to catch up with first-hand news.

In addition to these local reporters, there are also some reporters from major entertainment media who follow the crew. They come when the crew comes, and they leave when they leave. When they are disbanded, their mission is completed. After a while, they will go with other celebrities to interview.

After discovering the news, these reporters took action immediately. Some contacted the crew to inquire about the situation, while others went to the police station, hoping to interview the parties.

Liu La and the others knew nothing about these situations. The security guard who caused the incident was playing CF with headsets...
Chapter completed!