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- Key Points: Federal Legislation could help support Indiana newspapers
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- HSPA Board proposal would modernize state’s public notice policy
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- Ball State’s Tori Smith wins HSPA Foundation’s Pulliam Scholarship
- Requirements must be met to qualify as periodical publication
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- Public Notice Summit set for Sept. 10 in Indianapolis; RSVP by Sept. 3
Indiana Supreme Court proposes moving public notices to its website
The Indiana Supreme Court opened a new front in the war to preserve the concept of using newspapers to distribute public notices.
Last week, the Indiana Supreme Court posted on its website a proposed change to Trial Rule 4.13 that would…
Open Door Law gives public right to observe, record meetings but not to comment
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 Rochester Sentinel, Hoosier Media Group, and Fort Wayne Newspapers:
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Newspapers need to promote value of local news
Key Points: Steve Key, executive director and general counsel, Hoosier State Press Association
Newspaper people need to become evangelists for the importance of local journalism.
Pew Research has shown a dwindling number of people…
HSPA tackles scores of bills through end of 2021 legislative session
In addition to the public notice bills that HSPA outlined in the May edition of The Indiana Publisher, HSPA also worked or monitored an additional 63 bills during the 2021 legislative session. Below are the bills that concerned public…
Revelation of secretly obtained phone records sparks outcry
Key Points: Steve Key, executive director and general counsel, Hoosier State Press Association
The revelation that the federal Department of Justice secretly obtained the phone records of Washington Post and New York Times reporters…
Better Newspaper Contest results announced July 23
This spring, the Hoosier State Press Association received 1,635 entries from 61 newspapers across Indiana for the 53rd annual Better Newspaper Contest. Winners will be announced at noon on Friday, July 23 at www.hspa.com.
The…
Posting of published public notices is optional, not required
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 Parke County Sentinel (Rockville), The Republican (Danville), The Liberty…