The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association supported the lawsuit against the Appleton School District, which claimed the district held committee meetings in secret, and in so doing violated the state’s Open Meetings law. The district argued that the committee was exempt from the law.  The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the school board committee is subject to the… Read More: A Victory For Open Government In Wisconsin »

The President’s latest Tweet-storm this morning, attacking CNBC’s Mika Brzezinski for her disparaging comments regarding him on “Morning Joe” generated a significant number of demands that Twitter suspend or shut down Trump’s account. That’s not likely going to happen, but Twitter won’t say exactly what its rules are. Many journalists use Twitter as their go-to… Read More: What Do You Have To Do To Get Kicked Off… »

From one end of the state to the other, there was severe weather yesterday, and in every locale, in every market, Wisconsin’s broadcast news teams put out warnings, alerted their audiences, covered the events live, and kept people safe and informed. That’s why articles like this one, from Huffington Post, point out the importance of… Read More: Wisconsin Broadcasters Swing Into Action To Cover Severe Weather »