Montana bill would require media to identify ownership
HELENA, Mont. — A bill being considered by Montana lawmakers would require media outlets owned by out-of-state corporations to prominently identify their owners and their headquarters in large print on the front of their publications and on only online content.
The bill by Republican Rep. Joe Read would require newspapers, magazines and broadcasters operating in Montana to make the ownership disclosures in type about two-thirds of an inch tall.
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