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newspaper publishes an editorial that stands as the opinion or stand of the whole publication on issues of current interest, but it is not necessarily the editor who writes it. It could be anyone else assigned. That editorial appears on the Editorial page.
The editor’s main work is to edit -not to give an opinion. It is mostly management work aside from checking contents, forms, and factual requirements of each entry.
Editors are given certain sections of a newspaper to take charge of.
Example: You are an editor of Newspaper X tasked to take care of the section, Talk of the Town. This section comes out every Sunday of the week. As editor, you can pick up contributions from outside that tackle issues of the day that can be accommodated in that section.
The news about sick books (books for young learners with several errors) has recently been circulating.
These books were published by the Department of Education through private companies.
There's a long rejoinder mailed to Letters to the Editor talking about what the author knows why these things happen: the bidding process outweighs the editing of these materials - because of “percentage cuts.”
