What We’re Tweeting
- RT @spj_tweets: See SPJ Prez-elect @lwalsh on @NBCNightlyNews at 6:30 p.m. EST tonight as she discusses the Sean Penn @RollingStone story o… 2 months ago
- RT @JRadske: State board rescinds public records decision host.madison.com/news/local/gov… 2 months ago
- Journos: On 3/14/16 attend the "Reporting on Religion" conference in Madison; More info, to register: ow.ly/VZ7C2 @SunshineWeek 3 months ago
- Here's the letter @SPJMadison sent to @GovWalker and legislative leaders: ow.ly/PcByt #wipolitics #gop2016 8 months ago
- SPJ Madison's letter to legislative leaders: ow.ly/P93xt 8 months ago
Like Us on Facebook
Blogroll
-
Recent Posts
- It’s time for vigilance on open records
- SPJ Madison, WFOIC sponsor Open Government Traveling Show
- SPJ Madison monthly business meeting Jan. 4
- Madison-area journalists raise $600 for Simpson Street Free Press
- SPJ Madison announces major national conference: Reporting on Religion — Media, Belief and Public Life; March 14, 2016
Categories
Meta
Tag Archives: Bill Lueders
SPJ Madison, WFOIC sponsor Open Government Traveling Show
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 23, 2016 Contact: Mark Pitsch, (608) 252-6145; Bill Lueders, (608) 669-4712 Open Government Advocates to Take Show on the Road Advocates of open government in Wisconsin are planning a three-day, eight-city informational tour to highlight the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #CMD, #Democracy campaign, #mac iver, #open records, #open society, #traveling show, #wfoic, #WILL, Bill Lueders, Mark Pitsch, open government, SPJ Madison, Sunshine Week
1 Comment
Records law author Adelman wins Watchdog Award
U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman, the chief author of Wisconsin’s Open Records Law and a strong advocate of the Open Meetings Law, has been named the 2013 recipient of the Distinguished Wisconsin Watchdog Award. The award is a highlight of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #Lea Thompson, #Lynn Adelman, #Madison pro chapter Society of Professional Journalists, #Open Meetings Law, #Open Records Law, #Wisconsin Watchdog Award, #Wisconsin Watchdog Awards, Bill Lueders, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
Leave a comment
SPJ open records, open meeting training
Nov. 7, 2012 A vital democracy requires government transparency and a vigilant press. To that end, the Wisconsin Open Records and Open Meetings laws provide avenues for the media and citizens to serve as watchdogs on government operations. To help … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #Bill Cosh, #Bruce Olsen, #Christa Westerberg, #Dee J. Hall, #Jennifer Sloan Lattis, #Jina Jonen, #Mary Burke, #open records, #Patrick Marley, Bill Lueders, Mark Pitsch, open meetings, SPJ, SPJ Madison, Wisconsin Department of Justice, Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
Leave a comment
Audio/Video of SPJ Panel Discussion “Journalism Ethics in the Time of Recall” Now Available
Audio and video of the May 30, 2012, panel discussion “Journalism Ethics in the Time of Recall” is now available on Wisconsin Eye, the public affairs network. The panel — George Stanley, managing editor of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; John … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Bill Lueders, George Stanley, Gov. Scott Walker, John Smalley, Journalism Ethics, Kathleen Culver, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, recall, society of professional journalists, UW-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, Wisconsin Eye, Wisconsin State Journal
Leave a comment
SPJ Convenes Panel Discussion: “Journalism Ethics in the Time of Recall”
The editors of Wisconsin’s two largest newspapers, a leading political reporter and a journalism ethics specialist will discuss ethical questions surrounding media coverage of recall elections at a forum Wednesday, May 30, sponsored by the Madison pro chapter of the … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Bill Lueders, John Smalley, journalism, Journalism Ethics, Katy Culver, Mark Pitsch, Martin Kaiser, recall election, SPJ Madison, UW-Madison
Leave a comment
