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Free training webinars available for Indiana newspapers
Program features sessions covering editorial, advertising, digital and management topics
A wide range of free, high-quality online training opportunities are available to HSPA member newspapers through the Online Media Campus. OMC is a…
Newspapers across state collaborate on Covid-19 anniversary coverage
Ruth WitmerHoosier State Press Association
On Jan. 26, 19-year-old Evansville resident Isaiah Mays, on the verge of receiving his high school diploma, died from complications of the Covid-19 virus. Two weeks earlier, on the other end of…
HSPA monitoring Open Door Law, public notice and access to public records bills
Open Door Law
The three bills that would change how members of governing bodies of local government units can participate in meeting electronically are moving forward in the General Assembly. HSPA has been working with all three authors…
Time to debunk myth that public notices are a financial burden
Key Points: Steve Key, executive director and general counsel, Hoosier State Press Association
It’s time to debunk the myth of the financial burden advertising public notices places on local government units.
The cost is the No. 1…
Trademarked Final Four phrases OK for use in news, not in ads
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 Brookville American and Brookville Democrat, Ferdinand News, Paxton Media…
Deadline March 26 to apply for $1,000 Legacy Scholarships
Any child or grandchild of an HSPA member newspaper employee or independent contractor is invited to apply for an annual Legacy Scholarship offered by the HSPA Foundation.
There are two $1,000 awards available.
The scholarship…
Papers need to examine state’s policy on public notices
Technology can’t be held back.
Just as newspapers are adjusting to how people consume news and advertisers want to reach their audience, newspapers also need to examine the state’s policy on public notices. That’s exactly what the…