Answer:are sometimes used interchangeably by people who do not understand the difference in their roles. They are truly two distinct jobs. A comparison might be that the editor in chief is similar to the chief executive officer of a company, while the managing editor is more like the chief operating officer. Larger publications often have both positions, while smaller publications may not have a managing editor.
The listener is set in motion with the sound and picture it moving along as they hear it. if that makes any sense at all. maybe maybe not. Have a nice day.
