On Jan. 20, change will come to Washington. To part of it, anyway. Barack Obama will take office, but another Washington fixture, the press that covered George W. Bush, will still be there: a whole roster of newly minted network White House correspondents, yes, but the same apparatus behind them. Come fan. 21 and beyond-after nearly three months of offering the President-elect free advice and producing stories about his struggles to choose a puppy and keep his BlackBerry-the press will need to cover the fact, not the idea, of President Obama. As long as we're asking what he might do differently, it's only fair to ask the same of the media that cover him. Has the press learned anything from the past eight years? And if so, will those lessons stay learned?
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机译：1月20日，变化将来到华盛顿。无论如何，一部分。巴拉克·奥巴马（Barack Obama）将就任，但华盛顿的另一家机构，即报道乔治·W·布什（George W. Bush）的媒体，仍将在那里：新造的网络白宫通讯员的全部花名册，是的，但背后是同样的机构。风扇21日及以后-在为当选总统提供了近三个月的免费咨询意见并提供有关他为选择一只小狗和保持黑莓而奋斗的故事之后-新闻界将需要报道奥巴马总统的事实，而不是想法。只要我们问他可能会做些什么，就问覆盖他的媒体都是公平的。过去八年来，新闻界学到了什么吗？如果是这样，这些教训会继续学习吗？
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