Viewpoints (or opinions or editorials) appear mostly in magazines or as columns in newspapers (mostly in the op-ed section).
The Editorial Board of a newspaper writes editorials.
Columnists: newspapers hire staff to write editorials. They are separate from the reporters on staff.
Contributors are guests to the paper. They submit, or are asked to submit by the editors, an opinion piece for publication.
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