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- Senators speak in favor of newspaper public notice
- Schools must publish annual performance reports in local newspapers March 15-31
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- Hoosier Media Workshop set for April 15 at Butler University; Pulitzer Prize recipient to give keynote
- $1,000 Legacy Scholarships available from the HSPA Foundation
- HSPA fighting two anti-public notice bills
- Public notices source of vital story ideas for newspapers
- Expunged records can erase court files but not news coverage
- Anti-public notice bill expected to appear in short session
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HSPA fighting two anti-public notice bills
Hoosier State Press Association is fighting two bills that attack the concept of publication of public notices.
H.B. 1310 would place a $300 cap on what a government unit could pay for the placement of a public notice in its local!-->!-->!-->…
Public notices source of vital story ideas for newspapers
Please don’t make the same mistake I did.
When I was managing editor of The Noblesville Ledger, I failed to utilize public notices as a news source.
Public notices contain information that the Indiana legislature over decades has!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Expunged records can erase court files but not news coverage
Have a question about access, public records or other issues? Send your questions to Steve Key, HSPA executive director and general counsel, skey@hspa.com or call 317-624-4427.
The following questions were submitted by the City of!-->!-->!-->…
Anti-public notice bill expected to appear in short session
The General Assembly will convene on Monday, Jan. 6, in its non-budget, short session. The legislative session will be particularly fast-paced as leadership in the House and Senate have pegged March 11 as the ending date.
The 2020!-->!-->!-->…
Does your website need to be accessible?
Teresa L. JakubowskiBarnes & Thornburg LLP
Newspapers have been hit with lawsuits asserting that their websites violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It’s part of an ever-increasing pattern that started in 2015.
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Newspapers probably safe running greenhouse ads for hemp flowers and prerolls
Have a question about
access, public records or other issues? Send your questions to Steve
Key, HSPA executive director and general counsel, skey@hspa.com or call
317-624-4427.
The following questions were submitted by the!-->!-->!-->…
Separate newspaper practices from the prevalent spin in cable ‘news’
It frustrates me to no end that so many people watch evening cable “news” and equate these political commentary shows to journalism. The lack of understanding of the difference results in an erosion in confidence in journalism.
To combat…