News Editors are the people in charge of all news journalists. They make all the decisions about what stories to cover and who will do the work. In large news organizations, news editors may have a deputy, often referred to as the chief of staff, whose job is to assign reporters to selected stories. Feature writers write longer stories, which give more background to a news story. This type of writing involves a lot more in-depth research to give readers a lengthy and informative article.
