John Hiner is the President at MLive Media Group. He specializes in journalism, media, and press, with a keen focus on regional interest and world news, as well as cultural themes. John has been featured in MLive, Detroit Lions, Ludington Daily News, The Mining Journal, and The Alpena News, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful content across various platforms.
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John Hiner's coverage mainly consists of opinion editorials and evolving stories, with a focus on politics and lifestyle. Given his position as an editor, he may be interested in hearing from journalism professionals to provide expert commentary or insights into the evolving landscape of news reporting.
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Red-carpet magic is built on planning and a journalists' eye
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The new amphitheater is a gem, but it's also a huge taxpayer investment
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Cage-fighting at the White House? Yawn ... just another day in America
Our online papers are getting an upgrade, with more improvements coming
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There's an imbalance in the equation, and it's tipped toward mega-corporations
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Things can change quickly in an election cycle – for candidates and for voters. Aric Nesbitt found that out this week.
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On America's 250th birthday, I celebrate these enduring gifts from our Founders.
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A person's salary is generally considered a private matter, known only to an employee and a supervisor. That changes when the employer is the public.
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Everyday Americans say what freedom means in day-to-day life
