David Hiller

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David Hiller is a news executive. He is currently publisher, president and CEO of the Los Angeles Times, which is owned by Tribune Publishing. Mr. Hiller has been at the center of recent battles over the editorial control of the Times news division, which have resulted in the resignation and firing of lead editors Jeffrey Johnson, Dean Baquet and James O'Shea.

Hiller has donated money to the Republican Party and its candidates, and he has acknowledged being a squash partner of Donald Rumsfeld.

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