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News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief in Donnelly v. Des Moines Register
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News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief in Donnelly v. Des Moines Register

This case involves a suit brought by an Iowa resident against The Des Moines Register alleging that a poll published days before the presidential election, which didn’t ultimately match the results of the election, constituted “fraud.”   ... Read More
News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief in Tincher v. Mullin
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News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief in Tincher v. Mullin

This case involves allegations of federal law enforcement officers indiscriminately using chemical agents to control crowds of protesters and hitting journalists with tear gas and pepper spray as they reported on active protests.  ... Read More
'State of the States' Member Briefing
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‘State of the States’ Member Briefing

Learn more about what the NMA is doing on members’ behalf across the country on journalism compensation, artificial intelligence, automatic renewal requirements, extended producer responsibility, data privacy and online safety, advertising taxes, and anti-SLAPP modernization.  ... Read More
News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief In Jackson v. Thomson Reuters America Corp
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News/Media Alliance Joins Amicus Brief In Jackson v. Thomson Reuters America Corp

The brief highlights the importance of the press’s editorial autonomy and ability of journalists to decide when information is in the public interest and argues that the West Virginia’s Daniel’s Law at issue would suppress truthful facts on matters of ... Read More
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