Will TV news programs one day suffer the same fate as newspapers? What is the most important consideration in selecting a book editor?

TV news programs are already suffering the same fate as newspapers.
A growing number of people tune in just to watch two things--sports and the weather--not watch or listen to the news stories.
Because by the beginning of the day or the end of the day, people have already had time to either read the story in the newspaper or get the information from a source on the web.
In order to not fold like newspapers, television stations are going to have put a fresh take on how they deliver the news.
Whether it be shorter,10 to15 minute broadcasts or an interactive news-type broadcast, television stations need to implement a change before they are in the same predicament as newspapers.
(http://sociallyorange.ning.com/profiles/blogs/will-tv-news-programs-one-day) Concerning choosing a book editor, there are a few tips: -Find a reliable editor, research online in order to find your favorite "match".
You will probably choose your editor who can relate to your style and type of writing.
Make sure that you pay attention to detail so that you can choose the best book editor for YOUR needs, which is the ultimate goal.
Most importantly, don't hire some random person who offers a deal that seems too good to be true.
Unless you can verify credentials and that you really are getting a good deal, you are probably getting someone who thinks that they could be a book editor, but doesn’t have much professional experience.
Good luck!