美国电视新闻界在很长一个时期是男记者的天下。在60年代和70年代初,闻名全美的女记者还如凤毛麟角;但进入80年代,电视女记者异军突起,在电视新闻界占据不可动摇的一席之地。她们的新闻报道已经涉及到美国社会的各个领域,成为一股不可忽视的舆论力量。一美国女新闻工作者的历史要追溯到19世纪中叶.当时妇女们在新闻编辑部不大受欢迎,新闻界认为她们把家庭主妇的作风带进了编辑部,“破坏”了编辑部紧张、严肃的气氛。19世纪60年代,一些大城市的编辑们抱怨那些因有任务必须工作到很晚才回家的妇女需要有人护送,对工作极不方便。19世纪末,全国有 The U.S. television press has been a male reporter for a long time. In the 1960s and early 1970s, there were only a very few female journalists all over the United States. However, in the 1980s, TV female reporters came out in the air and occupied an unshakable position in the television news media. Their news coverage has touched every area of ​​American society and has become a force of public opinion that can not be ignored. The history of a U.S. female journalist dates back to the mid-19th century when women were less popular in the newsrooms and the press thought they brought housewives into the editorial department, “undermining” editorial department tensions, Serious atmosphere. In the 1860s, editors at major cities complained that women who needed to go home late because of their job duties needed escorts and were extremely inconvenient for their work. The late 19th century, the country has