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The Nevada Press Association’s statewide public notices website is online. Newspapers are posting notices daily, and more are added each week. The site is a searchable repository for notices published in newspapers around the state. To search for ads by county, newspaper or date on the site, go to the …
Read More »Don’t forget to think
By Jim Stasiowski It was a very busy day, and I really had no time to talk to a politician’s aide, but my boss said let’s be polite and give him a few minutes. So three of us – my boss, a colleague and I – listened as the smiling …
Read More »Nevada Classified Advertising Network
Yes, we NVCAN! The Nevada Classified Advertising Network is the best way to reach customers where they live — in Nevada’s hometown newspapers. For a low price, you can target Northern Nevada, Southern Nevada, the Metro areas or the state’s Communities, or cover the whole state. 4 daily, 19 non-daily …
Read More »Reporters Legal Handbook
Introduction This book is not primarily designed as a reference for lawyers. It is intended to give you, the reporter and editor, a quick and dirty explanation of how the legal system works, how to deal with it, and what to do when it doesn’t foster press freedom. It is …
Read More »2015 Legislature recap
Below is a list of bills tracked by Nevada Press Association during the 2015 session that were of particular interest to members. Each bill is linked to the Legislative Counsel Bureau page with a history of the bill. To read the final version of bills that were approved, click on …
Read More »Exactly what is a ‘journalist,’ anyway?
The term ‘journalist’ gets thrown about fairly casually these days. There’s a good reason. We have mobile journalists and citizen journalists and the widespread opinion that, with the presence of social media, anybody can be a journalist. You no longer need to own a printing press, although that helps. You …
Read More »Access to information
2A: Open Records 2A1: Nevada’s Open Records Law Nevada’s Open Records Law is found in Chapter 239 of the Nevada Revised Statutes. Extensive revisions were submitted to the 1993 Legislature based on hearings before an interim subcommittee. The revisions were designed to provide more certainty regarding record definitions, to create …
Read More »Questions for candidates
Publishers, editors and editorial boards should know where state and local candidates stand on open-government issues. It may be the deciding factor for whether to endorse a candidate. Are there any circumstances under which a public body might better serve its constituents by meeting privately rather than in an open …
Read More »Political advertising network
Readers = Voters Nothing reaches Nevada voters like Nevada’s newspapers. You can send a targeted message statewide to the people who DO VOTE by using the Nevada Press Association’s ad network. The Nevada Political Advertising Network, operated through the Nevada Press Association, offers a convenient means to place campaign advertising …
Read More »Why they don’t subscribe
By Kevin Slimp Back in February, I spoke on the topic of Customer Service at the Ohio Newspaper Association Winter Convention. Shortly after, I received an email asking if I would lead a webinar in late summer or early fall for all the staffs of member papers of ONA, covering …
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