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Vucsko named news director at WBAY-TV

Lisa Vucsko was named News Director at WBAY-TV in Green Bay. She started Dec. 15. She will lead the station’s newsroom, overseeing editorial strategy, day-to-day news operations, digital integration, and investigative projects. Vucsko is an award-winning newsroom executive with more than 28 years of experience working in and leading Midwest, cross-platform news operations. Most recently,… Read More: Vucsko named news director at WBAY-TV »

Recording Available – Reporting with Care: Media, Victims, and Marsy’s Law in Wisconsin

The news media plays an important role in covering the impact of crime on communities and individuals. While crime survivors and victim advocates can find the media glare difficult to navigate at times, reporting can be beneficial in many cases including renewing investigators’ attention on unsolved crimes or raising awareness of victims’ issues and resources… Read More: Recording Available – Reporting with Care: Media, Victims, and Marsy’s… »

Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, WBA and WNA to host webinar on ethical victim reporting

Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association and the Wisconsin Newspaper Association are collaborating to hold a webinar focusing on best practices for responsible media reporting when dealing with crime victims. The speakers presenting at the webinar will be Leigh Mills, Evening News Anchor for WMTV; Kim Goldman, Victim Rights Advocate and sister of… Read More: Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, WBA and WNA to host webinar… »

WBA hosting online event to highlight reporting on victims

Your WBA is hosting an online event with the Wisconsin Newspaper Association on Nov. 11 at noon titled, “Reporting with Care: Media, Victims, and Marsy’s Law in Wisconsin.” Here’s a description of the session: The news media plays an important role in covering the impact of crime on communities and individuals. While crime survivors and… Read More: WBA hosting online event to highlight reporting on victims »