SAJA Job Listings: Compiled by Maha Atal

WireTap magazine, in partnership with The Nation Institute, is
currently accepting applications for the new Arts and Culture
Fellowship program. We encourage entry-level journalists to apply for
this eight-month, subsidized fellowship to improve the coverage of
independent arts and culture in America. Based at The Nation Institute
and WireTap, the program seeks two reporters - one video- or
photojournalist, and one writer - who are passionate about covering
independent creative work, improving their reporting and criticism
skills, and building relationships with other writers, editors and
arts practitioners.

Who should apply?
* Applicants who can demonstrate at least two years of part-time
commitment to general reporting or arts criticism
* Applicants who have at least three strong samples of reporting
or criticism in a school, community, independent or mainstream
publication or a blog
* Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree, but are not required
to hold a journalism degree.

Who should not apply?
* Individuals, who have worked more than three years as full-time
Arts and Culture writers, producers or editors.
* Current freelance or full-time Marketing and Public Relations
workers. (It’s OK, if you did that in the past.)

What to include in the application:
* A resume that includes your mailing address, phone number and
email address
* Three professional references, including titles and contact information
* A 500-word, typed statement of why this fellowship would be of
value to you. Please incorporate a description of your journalism
experience and philosophy, and identify at least two artists and two
cultural organizations in the state of your residence you would like
to cover, if selected for this fellowship.
* Three published samples. All samples must be dated. At least one
must be arts and culture-related. All audio, photo or video work
should be mailed. Online articles can be emailed.
* Please do not send complete books, magazines, newspapers or
works-in-progress. All materials should be copies. Materials will not
be returned.

Deadline
Completed application forms must be postmarked on or before May 1,
2009. Notification emails will be sent by May 20.

Email / Mail Materials to:
Attn: Arts and Culture Fellowship
WireTap Magazine
222 Sutter Street, Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94108

Email: jobs@wiretapmag.org

Great opportunity for a top notch recent grad or small market reporter who wants to
work for a station that plays much bigger. Lots of live opportunities (4 live trucks),
state of the art digital editing, and one of the top rated local news operations in the
country await the right applicant. Need someone who can enterprise, follow a beat,
write well, and has a hard news/lead mentality.   Please rush resume, cover letter,
non-returnable VHS tape and a completed NBC 29 application, available for download at
www.nbc29.com [www.nbc29.com]  to:

 HR Manager
 WVIR-TV
503 E Market St
Charlottesville, VA 22902.

Job Code 200710

AM PRODUCER
WPBF TV, the Hearst owned ABC affiliate in West Palm Beach is seeking
a creative, motivated individual to join our morning news team. This
entry level producer must have a passion for local news and the
ability to write and craft engaging newscasts. Non-linear editing
skills and knowledge of digital and web multi-platform environment
preferred. Please send your resume to: Joseph Coscia, News Director,
WPBF TV, 3970 RCA Blvd., Suite 7007, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 or
jcoscia@wpbf.com. WPBF TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Graphic Designer/Editor

WRNN-TV in Rye Brook, NY is accepting resumes for an entry-level position in our graphics/editing department. Candidates must be dependable, have a thorough knowledge of Final Cut Pro, and basic knowledge of PhotoShop. Must be able to type relatively quickly with few spelling errors. This is a full time, $14/hr position, M-F, 1pm-9pm. Interested candidates should send resume to vvignogna@rnntv.com or fax to (914) 696-0276.

It is WRNN-TV policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all qualified individuals without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, disability, or sex, in all personnel actions.

PRODUCERS - HELP US CREATE THE NEXT BIG THING IN MORNING NEWS! (Multiple Openings)

ABOUT THE SHOW:
WNYC and PRI, in collaboration with the BBC, The New York Times and WGBH Boston television and radio, are reinvigorating morning drive-time with a new national news program. The new show will air on public radio stations nationwide starting early 2008. Expect a new sound in public radio and online: a program that is live, dynamic and conversational with fleet-footed presentation that is engaging, interactive and independent.
For more information about the show visit: http://www.wnyc.org/about/media/media_32.html

ABOUT THE POSITION:
Ambitious new morning radio program seeks engaging, intellectually curious self-starters with strong communication skills and high energy to help us make a dynamic radio and online experience for news consumers nationwide. Must be open to creative thinking, team effort, and making something new every day. Previous compelling life experience required.

We’re building a team of engaging people with a variety of experiences, backgrounds and interests. If you bring a unique perspective to the table, and think making a lively radio and online program sounds exciting, please apply. Previous experience in radio, daily journalism or online interactive experience is not required for all positions — though we certainly want some people on the team with those backgrounds. We require strong writing skills, fearlessness in pursuit of information, an inquisitive and active mind, and an ability to work in tightly-knit teams.

All positions are based in New York City, and start in early November. Successful candidates will be employees of WNYC. Once the show begins daily production, some members of the team will start their day in the wee hours of the morning.

HOW TO APPLY:
Application Deadline - September 17, 2007
Please read the application instructions thoroughly. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

There are two parts to the application process:
Part 1) provide your personal info, resume and click submit at the bottom of the screen; Part 2) four questions you must answer to complete your submission.

To apply for this opportunity, click here for the online application, and follow the specific instructions: Morning Show Application or http://www.resourcehire.com/clients/WNYCRadio/publicjobs/controller.cfm?jbaction=JobProfile&Job_Id=10115&esid=az

Online applications only — no phone calls, paper mail, binders, or other physical items please. If you do not have web access, check your local listings for public libraries in your community that offer free online computer usage.

Thank you for your interest and we hope you understand that due to the high volume of responses for jobs at WNYC, we are able to contact only candidates selected for interview.
No phone calls. No agencies, please.

WNYC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes candidates from all walks of life.

Position: CNN Video Journalist (entry-level)

Qualifications: Req# 72747BR
· Looking for news production internship(s) or affiliate experience as a Production Assistant – 2 years minimum and degree in related field
· Candidates should have knowledge of non-linear editing as well as a strong interest in pursuing a technical production track (control room)
· Candidates should have strong news awareness and knowledge of current events

Duties:
· In studio production assistants working with script distribution, teleprompting, and floor directing
· Providing media operations support
· Opportunities to work with producers, writers, editors, and directors in order to further develop skill-sets
· Entry-level fast-track, self- guided program. Expectation is to move on to roles of greater responsibility within 6-12 months
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Position: CNN Media Coordinator (mid-level)
Qualifications: Req# 85138
* CNN Networks experience preferred
* News awareness is a must, knowledge of current events and key public figures.
* Ability to pay close attention to detail and work under deadline pressures. Knowledge of how shows are put together and what is required to get video on the air.
* 3-5 years line producing or video editing in news production capacity

Duties:
· Inputting editorial information into the web site for all video within CNN.
· Noting key and special information about the video. Maintaining the website in an editorial fashion so as to determine how long video is available to be viewed.
· Making editorial decisions so as to keep video available for immediate playback for CNN networks through server technology.
· Reviewing edited material for editorial and technical quality to ensure it meets all network standards.
· Researching font information to assure accuracy for all cut material.

Apply at www.turnerjobs.com or email vj.coordinator@turner.com for further inquiries

Brooke Camp
CNN Recruiting Representative
Human Resources
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
One CNN Center, Atlanta, GA 30303
Brooke.camp@cnn.com
www.turnerjobs.com
Office: 404.827.4533
Mobile: 404.455.1909

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Featured Employer, NACE Spotlight Online- March 2007

The Associated Press seeks an Editorial Assistant for its International
Desk office in New York.

This editorial assistant helps editors at the International Desk in
monitoring the incoming flow of news, researching background for news
stories, preparing daily fixtures, such as Today in History, maintaining
a calendar of coming events, preparing weather tables and the daily
online play report system, distributing newspapers, and other routine
tasks.

The successful candidate must be comfortable in a fast-paced environment
of constantly changing priorities. Applicants must have strong computer
skills and familiarity with the online world. A journalism degree or
training in media is preferred. An interest in international affairs and
any foreign language skills are a plus. Flexibility in work schedules,
which involve day, night and overnight shifts, is essential.

For consideration, e-mail a cover letter and resume to
intdeskassist@apjobs.org. The Associated Press is an Affirmative
Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel is accepting applications for a
newsroom-training program for news reporters. This trainee will be part of
Tribune Company’s Minority Editorial Training Program (METPRO) and will
receive six months of training at the Sun-Sentinel starting in Fall 2006.
He/she will learn from experienced journalists about writing, interviewing,
researching and covering beats while writing articles for the Sun-Sentinel.
After successfully completing the first six months of training, the METPRO
reporter would begin 18 months of training in an entry-level reporting
position. Mentoring and periodic evaluations will continue through the
program. It is expected that this reporter’s performance will result in a
staff position being offered. Applicants should be beginning journalists,
preferably with a college degree, capable of conducting interviews in
Spanish or Creole. The successful candidate will receive a salary and
benefits. To apply, send a cover letter (it should make clear that the
application is for METPRO), resume, a one-page personal essay, 8-10 clips
and three references to Kathy Pellegrino, Recruitment Editor, South Florida
Sun-Sentinel, 200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301.
Applications must be received by July 3, 2006.

A publisher of several magazines covering the global private investment industry is looking for an entry-level reporter to cover the private equity real estate sector. Candidates must demonstrate strong writing and reporting skills, a keen interest in the world of finance and business, as well as enthusiasm for building a career within a growing, ambitious and
worldwide organization.

We are an international producer of financial magazines, books and conferences with offices in New York, London and Singapore. The position is based in our New York office and will involve writing daily news stories for the web and longer features for a print magazine.

Please send a one-page resume and cover letter to paul.f@us.investoraccess.com. Clips will be requested.

This graphics assistant is responsible for posting and checking the
integrity of all graphics and monitoring weather maps on AP graphics
Internet sites and satellite delivery network. This person will provide
second revision fact-checking on all graphics. This person will also
provide to members technical support via telephone and e-mail, edit and
update graphics in various stages. This graphics assistant will create
PDF packets for the daily report, archive weekly graphics reports, and
trouble shoot graphics transmission data flow.

The ideal candidate should have a strong knowledge of Mac OS 9 and OS X
operating systems. Some PC platform knowledge is helpful but not
required. A background in Macromedia FreeHand 9, Freehand MX, Adobe
Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat is necessary. This
person must have an understanding of editing graphics using AP style.
Candidate should have strong written, verbal, and telephone skills, and
be able to work flexible shifts including weekends and holidays.

For consideration, e-mail a cover letter and resume to
graphics@apjobs.org. The Associated Press is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer.

WRNN-TV in Washington DC is looking for a qualified individual to
fill the position of Booker/Researcher. The ideal applicant will have
a strong political rolodex with established contacts. The candidate
will be expected to read newspapers and magazines for topic ideas,
and provide background research on studio guests. This person should
have a demonstrated ability to write questions and brief the host
before each interview. The candidate will be required to learn how to
operate a camera and run a studio. This person should be able to
multi-task, meet strict deadlines, and come to the table with ideas
for segments. Previous experience in television/cable industry or
experience working on Capitol Hill preferred. Interested candidates
should send resume and cover letter to vvignogna@rnntv.com, or fax to
(914) 696-0276. Salary will commensurate with experience. Only
candidates who submit salary requirement will be considered.

The Associated Press seeks an Editorial Assistant for the Business News
Department in New York City.

This person assists the editors and reporters of the Business News
Department, monitors incoming stories and news releases, prepares the
business news calendars, and moves various fixtures on currency and
commodities trading. This person also assists in miscellaneous clerical
tasks. There are some opportunities to pursue writing.

Candidates should be self-starters who are interested in a journalism
career. Good writing and communication skills, an attention to detail
and an ability to juggle multiple tasks are required. Some experience
with business news is preferred.

For consideration, e-mail a cover letter, resume and clips to
business@apjobs.org. The Associated Press is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer.

A Manhattan- and London-based publisher focused on the global private
equity industry is seeking an entry-level, New York-based reporter to write
news and features. Applicants should demonstrate solid reporting and
writing experience, great enthusiasm for business and economic topics, and
personal ambition to grow within a thriving media company. Strong, clear
writing is a must, and knowledge of the finance world is a big plus. Detailed
knowledge of the private equity industry is not necessary and will be learned
on the job. The company is small but growing internationally. This is a
junior-level position, but compensation is competitive and the
opportunities for advancement within the company are many. Send resume and brief cover letter to David Snow at
david.s@us.investoraccess.com. Clips will be requested.

The Associated Press seeks an Editorial Assistant to work nights in its
Philadelphia bureau.

The Editorial Assistant assists the desk supervisor in production of the
daily Pennsylvania news report. The EA monitors the fax machine and
bureau e-mail accounts and makes daily calls to members for story
contributions. This person compiles and edits daily, weekly and other
specialty daybooks. The editorial assistant helps compile sports scores
and agate. This person answers the phone, taking dictation from
reporters and dealing courteously with members, sources and the public.
The EA looks through member newspapers for staff bylines and helps
maintain newspaper files.

The ideal candidate will have strong writing and interpersonal skills.
Applicants should be able to juggle multiple tasks and work well under
pressure. Knowledge of current events, basic computer programs and the
Internet are required.

For consideration, e-mail a cover letter, resume and clips to
Philadelphia@apjobs.org. The Associated Press is an Affirmative
Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

AFX News, the English-language financial newswire service of Agence
France-Presse, seeks a trainee/entry-level journalist for its Paris
bureau, starting immediately. Candidates must be able to write in
English at a native-language level, as well as read and speak French.
Please send a cover letter and CV to michael.strauss@afxnews.com

From: Howard Finberg

Because these jobs are of importance to training and the industry, I’m
alerting this list. I appreciate your understanding. If you want to repost
this information on different Listservs or discussion boards, you have my
permission.

The NewsU project is very important to journalists in the U.S. and around
the world; almost 25% of our registered users are outside the U.S.

Both jobs are in the interactive arena and some of basic requirements are
listed below. If you know of someone who might be interested, having them
contact me via jobs@newsu.org

All the best and thanks for helping.

Howard I Finberg | www.poynter.org/finberg
Director, Interactive Learning, The Poynter Institute for Media Studies
News University. e-learning for journalists| www.newsu.org

Editor, The Chaser, media & the future blog | www.poynter.org/chaser

Interactive Learning Manager

News University, one of the leaders in online training for journalists, is
seeking an Interactive Learning Manager to help oversee the process for
creating courses at NewsU. Not only will you create courses, you will have
the opportunity to help shape the future of e-learning for journalists
around the world.

Responsibilities include:

* Work with the Interactive Learning Director to set priorities and
workflow
* Develop flow charts to detail information architecture, wireframes
to exhibit navigation and user interface, and storyboards to convey
interactivity and content presentation
* Work with producers and others to guide the creation of e-learning
* Work with the Interactive Learning Artist to design the look and
feel of NewsU courses
* Use Flash Actionscript, CSS, XML, database technology, and client-
and server-side scripting languages in the development of course content
* Practice, enforce and improve the standardized design and
development of NewsU courses
* Provide feedback and direction to internal and external faculty and
contractors
* Assist in the marketing of NewsU to potential users
* Participate in the strategic planning of long-term industry training
projects, of which NewsU is a small part of the whole

More details at http://www.newsu.org/articles/view.aspx?id=421

Interactive Learning Assistant

News University, one of the leaders in online training for journalists, is
seeking an Interactive Learning Assistant to create e-learning courses.
NewsU, a project of The Poynter Institute and Knight Foundation, is
committed to helping journalists get better at their job. At NewsU, you will
have the opportunity to help shape the future of e-learning for journalists
around the world.

We’re looking for someone who:

* Has a strong interest in emerging trends in Internet technologies,
e-learning and journalism
* Is a conceptual thinker, and self-starter who works hard but also
likes to have fun
* Is someone who can take initiative, and works well as part of a team

* Is confident in his or her ability to manage multiple tasks and/or
projects and meet deadlines
* The ideal candidate has a solid foundation in computer-related
design fundamentals including user interface design, information
architecture, animation and interactivity. This person also should have a
solid foundation in online graphic design fundamentals including typography,
color and bandwidth considerations and is familiar with digital editing for
photography, audio and video.

Additional learning opportunities:

* Participate in daily contact and discussion with the faculty members
of The Poynter Institute and journalism industry leaders.
* Observe the academic and administrative process of The Institute
from group meetings and educational programs
* Meet and learn from Poynter seminar leaders and guest speakers

More details at http://www.newsu.org/articles/view.aspx?id=428

For both jobs, we provide comprehensive medical, dental, and life insurance,
etc. in a casual, flexible work environment.

Poynter seeks an applicant pool that is racially and ethnically diverse.

About News University
With more than 25 courses, 10 training partners and more than 8,000
registered users, News University offers newsroom
training to journalists and journalism students through its interactive
e-learning program and links to other journalism education and training
opportunities. The program is a project of The Poynter Institute funded by
the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

About The Poynter Institute
The Poynter Institute is a school for
journalists, future journalists and teachers of journalism. Poynter conducts
about 50 seminars annually in the areas of leadership and management,
reporting and writing, broadcast, ethics and diversity, and visual
journalism. The school owns the Times Publishing Co., the parent company of
the St. Petersburg Times, Congressional Quarterly and other publications.

About the Knight Foundation
The John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation promotes excellence in journalism worldwide and invests in the
vitality of 26 U.S. communities. One of its signature programs is Journalism
Initiatives. Since 1950, when Knight Foundation was created, the foundation
has approved more than $250 million in journalism grants.

Send resume, examples of work and a cover letter to:
Howard Finberg
Interactive Learning Director
The Poynter Institute
jobs@newsu.org
No phone calls, please. Absolutely.

Dick Snyder * Executive Editor * Redwood Custom Communications Inc.
37 Front Street East, Toronto ON M5E 1B3
* direct 416 847 5125 fax 416 360 8846 *
dick.snyder[at]redwoodcc.com

We need to source US-based writers for a new biz pitch. If you have any contents with journalists in the states below, please let me know. Business writing experience is an asset, but even a general-assignment reporter for a local paper would be fine.

Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Washington
Iowa
Minnesota
Montana
South Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming

Nightline has an opening for a Researcher. Please send resumes to Tom Bettag, Executive Producer , 1717 DeSales St. NW, Washington DC 20036

ASSIGNMENT DESK ASSISTANT. KDVR, The Fox Owned and Operated station in
Denver, Colorado has an immediate opening for an Assignment Desk
Assistant. Primary responsibilities include, organizing and planning for
the weekend newscasts, researching story ideas, cultivating sources,
assigning crews, and dispatching crews to breaking news. The person in
this position should have excellent multi-tasking skills, work well
under extreme pressure, and be pro-active in the news gathering process.
This position demands constant and complete communication with news
managers, field crews, producers, and other desk personnel. Preferred
experience: College degree and one year in a television newsroom. Send
resume with cover letter and salary requirements to: Human Resources,
KDVR FOX 31, 1003 E Speer Blvd, Denver CO 80203. Fax 303-566-2902.
Emal hr@kdvr.com. EEO/M/F/D/V.

POSITION: Production Assistant PT (a.m. hours)

DEPARTMENT: Production

DATE AVAILABLE: Immediately

HIRING MANAGER: Will Castle, Studio Coordinator

POSTED AT: WSET-TV, 2320 Langhorne Road, Lynchburg, VA 24501

WSET-TV Bedford Office

WSET-TV Danville Office

WSET-TV Roanoke Office

Distributed to Recruitment Sources List

POSITION SUMMARY: Primarily responsible for in-studio production assistance including the operation of camera, audio, and chyron as assigned. Also responsible for field technician assistance for Creative Services as needed.

ESSENTIAL JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Knowledge of television production or willingness to learn. Available to work irregular hours and holidays. Also available for long hours during special circumstances. Capable of handling the physical and mental requirements of the position.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Please apply in writing to Director of Human Resources, WSET-TV, P. O. Box 11588, Lynchburg, VA 24506-1588, or apply in person at WSET-TV, 2320 Langhorne Road, Lynchburg, VA 24501 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. No phone calls please! EEO/M/F.