US EditionFrom the Newsroom: Bill could bolster newsrooms
- Indiana's newspaper industry opposed a bill that allows local governments to publish public notices on a state-run website instead of in newspapers.
- Amelia McClure, executive director of the Hoosier State Press Association, emphasized that the rally was more than just opposition to the bill.
- Kathy Linton of the Lebanon Reporter and Regional Executive Beverly Joyce spoke with Indiana state Senator Brett Clark during the rally.
- The legislation in question would eliminate the requirement for public notice advertisements to be published in newspapers.
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From the Newsroom: Bill could bolster newsrooms
A bill in the works that would greatly support and strengthen local newsrooms across the state advanced to a hearing on Tuesday in the Senate Ways & Means Committee. From my perspective, the hearing went well. Most of those who testified voiced support for the bill. Read more...
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Indiana newspapers rally against bill to change public notice rules
Indiana’s newspaper industry on Wednesday rallied against proposed legislation that would allow local governments to publish public notices on a state-run website rather than in their local newspaper.
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