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Tag: Illinois Press Association

New Ill. law would not require school districts to monitor students' social media, press association director says

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January 23, 2015September 5, 2018 Mariana Viera

Media outlets cited a 2014 law and misinterpreted the year-old law and a recent amendment to the Illinois school code, said Josh Sharp, the director of government affairs for the Illinois Press Association.

Tagged cyberbullying, Fox2Now, HLN, Illinois, Illinois Press Association, recent-news, social media, Triad School District

Illinois schools association can charge newspapers who broadcast sports events

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November 20, 2012December 4, 2018 Samantha Raphelson

The Illinois High School Association can charge newspapers that want to produce webcasts of high school sports events, despite a 2008 settlement agreement with the Illinois Press Association, according to a circuit court judge’s ruling.

Tagged Illinois, Illinois High School Association, Illinois Press Association

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