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Amazon In The Running For Regional Sports Networks
Amazon may try to get its hands on the regional cable sports nets across the country. Variety has the details.
News Group Offers Up Tons Of Guidance
The Radio, Televison, Digital News Association (RTNDA) has developed a series of coverage guidelines to assist journalists, newsroom managers and station management with both common and uncommon ethical and operational situations which may arise. The guidelines have been prepared by journalists, managers and subject-area experts, and have been vetted by the RTDNA Ethics Committee. More
A Different Take On The Jim Acosta Incident
Poynter is a good source for thoughtful views on journalism issues. This week it offered up a worthwhile piece on the President-Press conflict .
Legal Issues Reporters Could Face On Election Day
The Reporters Committee For Freedom Of the Press has a good guide for reporters covering the 2018 Mid-Terms. The Election Day Guide advises reporters on news gathering in and around polling places and even selfies in the ballot-box. Check it out.
Quincy Acquiring Southern Illinois TV Station
Quincy Media is adding WSIL TV to its roster of the stations. It will mark the fourth station in Illinois under Quincy ownership. See the release.
Illinois Company Acquiring Arizona NBC Station
Quincy, Illinois based Quincy Media is acquiring the NBC affiliate in Tucson. Here is a release from the company.
Scripps Acquiring More TV Stations.
The EW. Scripps company is adding more than a dozen stations to its roster in 10 markets. They include:
- WLEX, the NBC affiliate in Lexington, Kentucky
- KOAA, the NBC affiliate in Colorado Springs, Colorado
- KATC, the ABC affiliate in Lafayette, Louisiana
- KSBY,
Guide To Using State Board Of Elections Web Site
This primer courtesy of Kent Redfield, professor emeritus, University of Illinois-Springfield.
Free Statehouse News Service To Launch Next Month
A non-profit, non-partisan news service is getting ready to launch at the Illinois State Capitol. Funded by the Illinois Press Foundation and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, the service will be free to newspapers and broadcasters across Illinois. Organizers hope to have it in operation by the Fall Veto Session. More
