Whats the diff between editorials and letters to the editor?

Answer 1

An editorial is written by an employee of the paper while a letter to the editor is written by an outsider. The paper picks the letter to the editor they wish to print.

Answer 2

Editorials are written by the editor of the paper, and are a statement of opinion about an issue in the news. They do this because editors are like senior reporters, not just people who check the spelling. Letters to the editor are written by readers of the newspaper, often in response to an editorial.

Answer 3

The editorial is written by a journalist who works at the paper. Letters to the editor are from the general public and published in the paper.

Answer 4

An editorial expresses the opinion of the editor or is a comment on a news item by the editor and letters to the editor are comments expressed by the readers of the paper/magazine etc.

Answer 5

editorials are articles written by the editor or a senior member of the paper/magazine which are their view points on teh current affairs or an issue of concern
letters to the editor are letters written to the editor by the readers addressing an issue in the paper ( for eg: a mistaken piece of information that has been published), or commenting on a topic

Answer 6

Editorials are opinions from different writers or specialists and letters to the editor are letters that readers write, giving opinions about what is written in the magazine or newspaper.

Answer 7

editorials are the short stories you see in a newspaper, and the editor is the one who makes sure the editorials are ok to be published

Answer 8

EDITORIALS ARE WRITTEN BY THE EDITOR. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ARE WRITTEN BY ANYBODY TO LET OFF STEAM ABOUT SOMETHING.

Answer 9

letter to editor