What is editorial use and how does it differ from other types of image or content usage?

Editorial use refers to the use of images or content in news articles, magazines, or other journalistic publications to accompany a story or report. It differs from other types of usage, such as commercial use, in that it is intended for informative or educational purposes rather than for advertising or promotional activities. Editorial use typically requires permission from the copyright holder and may have restrictions on how the content can be used or distributed.