In the news business, the editor's intermediary role is mainly reflected in what areas

Collecting and organizing information, screening and editing content, positioning and planning stories, standardizing and unifying language, and publishing and promoting news.

1. Collecting and organizing information: Editors are responsible for collecting information from various channels, such as interview sites, social media, official channels, etc., and organizing and categorizing this information to provide the necessary material for news reports.

2. Screening and editing content: editors need to screen and edit the collected information, and distill the most valuable and newsworthy content to form news reports. Editors also need to review these reports to ensure that the content is accurate, objective and fair.

3, positioning and planning reports: editors need to plan the content and form of news reports according to the positioning of the media and the needs of the audience, and choose the most suitable way of reporting, so that the audience is easier to understand and accept.

4, standardization and unification of language: editors need to standardize the language of news reports to ensure that the language is accurate, concise and easy to understand, while maintaining the professionalism and authority of the news. Editors also need to unify the style and terminology to maintain consistency and coherence throughout the media.

5. Publishing and promoting news: Editors need to publish news stories to appropriate media platforms, such as newspapers, television, the Internet, etc., and through a variety of promotional means, so that more audiences understand and pay attention to these news stories.