Editor

The editors of a newspaper supervise staffs that may range from one to 50 or more people, and each is responsible for a certain part of the publication. Although they are supervising the news report for the once-daily print publication, they also keep in mind the 24-hour news cycle of their Web sites and early versions of stories to the online editors. Literary editors need to make decisions on whether or not to publish a certain manuscript. They have the final say of what goes into the final product.