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mlive.com | John Hiner
Telling stories is the heart of what journalists do. Some are born of news-cycle necessity – a crime that occurs, a tax increase on the ballot, an impending summer storm. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | John Hiner
The last time I had a long chat with Evan Woodbery about his job, in 2020, he wasn’t having a lot of fun. Woodbery covers the Detroit Tigers for MLive, and that edition of the team was coming off a season where it lost 119 games, worst in Major League Baseball. The roster was weak, and the farm system was in tatters. “I would say 2019 was the absolute low point. When the games don’t mean anything, you’re really struggling – it’s just tough to find stuff to write about,” he said.
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4 weeks ago |
mlive.com | John Hiner
In the last couple of months, I’ve introduced you to our enhanced online newspaper. I’ve explained some format changes, introduced new puzzles and comics, and made suggestions on how to get the most out of your subscription. That, in turn, has generated a lot of responses and specific questions from you about navigating those changes and finding certain features. You’ve offered suggestions on how we can improve, and we’ve been able to incorporate some into the daily product.
Letter from the Editor: Your subscription dollars at work - a year of award-winning MLive journalism
1 month ago |
mlive.com | John Hiner
I often use this column to encourage you to subscribe, and to thank our subscribers for helping sustain journalism in your community and across the state. So, it gives me great pleasure at this time of year – awards season for the news industry – to report on the meaningful and impactful journalism your subscription has funded. What follows is less blowing our own horn as it is what I would call a “shareholders report.” Here are the dividends for your investment.
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1 month ago |
mlive.com | John Hiner
Edward Pevos may not be Superman, but he makes a pretty convincing Clark Kent. Pevos, MLive’s entertainment writer at large, will don his fedora, tie and press pass to work the floor and moderate panels this weekend at the Motor City Comic Con as the unassuming reporter alter-ego of the Man of Steel.
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