SAJA Job Listings: Compiled by Maha Atal

Description of duties and qualifications: UNICEF is looking for a part time Radio Producer/Writer to create new radio content about and relevant to children; develop the “Let’s Talk Children”/Podcast programming; produce programming, under the guidance of the Internet, Broadcast & Image Section (IBIS), UNICEF generated radio/audio content and radio content created by various outside sources, including children; work with relevant people within the Division of Communications to appropriately brand radio initiatives; make radio programming available via the UNICEF website and other websites; promote UNICEF Radio & Podcasts; coordinate ad hoc radio content and distribution.

Qualifications include extensive experience in radio and audio production; good technical knowledge of relevant equipment such as Pro Tools; knowledge of youth issues; experience with UNICEF Radio a plus.

To Apply: Email a cover latter and your resume to ibisapplications@unicef.org. Please use “Radio Producer” as the subject of your email.

Deadline: August 21, 2009

Prepares, writes and copy edits assigned stories into scripts and edits audio and video to be presented on the air. Updates copy and audio/video as story changes. Works with reporters, producers, assignment desk and to produce factual, clear, interesting news stories that the viewing public can understand. Writes scripts and edits audio/video in a timely fashion.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES

Preparation
• Reads local newspapers and watches other local TV stations to keep in touch with NY news.
• Prepares news stories based on information provided by the assignment desk, wire service, newspapers, press releases, NY1 Archives and video tape shot in the field.
• Adds video, sound and graphics.

Writing
• Writes clear, simple scripts for anchors to read.
• Copy edits scripts correcting for accuracy, factual content, pronunciation, grammar and spelling.
• Updates scripts as news changes.
• Provides scripts in a timely fashion.
• Suggests ways to improve the process.

Audio/Video Editing
• Logs incoming video and audio for use in news wheel.
• Edits video for anchor voice-overs and sound on tapes using current and future technology.
• Works with reporters to prepare voice over material and sound for their live field reports.

Equipment Setup
• Checks all equipment.
• Reads scopes and audio levels.
• Sets machines to required levels.

Quality Control
• Makes certain all video and sound meet quality standards.

Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

EDUCATION
• College degree
• Degree in Journalism, Communication or English preferred.

EXPERIENCE

• 1-2 years newsroom experience: internship, field work, or freelance.
• Video Production experience necessary.
• Experience writing copy, editing, shooting, collecting elements and putting packages together.
• Experience researching, creating news stories and making basic editorial decisions on what is a newsworthy story.

KTVN is seeking a Part-Time Production Assistant. Job duties include studio camera operation, teleprompter and audio-video tape operation in connection with live newscasts. Work experience in a television production preferred, but not required. Must work on a tight time schedule with little supervision. This is an entry-level position. Applications are available at 4925 Energy Way, Reno, Nevada 89502 or on our website www.ktvn.com . Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

Assignment Editor (PT)
FOX23 seeks a part time Assignment Editor to join our team. Previous experience in a local television newsroom is required. Duties include calling for information on stories, listening to scanners, answering phones, and communicating with Management, Producers, and Reporters. Interested applicants should send a resume to: Michele Baker, Executive Producer, FOX23 WXXA-TV, 28 Corporate Circle, Albany, NY 12203. EOE. No phone calls please.

Executive Producer
FOX23 seeks an Executive Producer to join our team. We’re looking for someone to oversee the content, storytelling, and production for our 5pm and 10pm newscasts. Great producing and people skills are required. Knowledge of the Albany area is a big plus. 5+ years producing experience and a degree in Communications or Journalism is preferred. Interested applicants should send a DVD or VHS tape and resume to: Gary LaPlante News Director FOX23 WXXA-TV, 28 Corporate Circle, Albany, NY 12203. EOE. No phone calls please.

Videotape Editor (Part-time) – WIS is looking for a part-time videotape editor. Computer skills and a college degree are a plus. Please submit resumes and non-returnable tapes to Russ Congdon, WIS News 10, PO Box 367, Columbia, SC 29202. No phone calls or emails will be returned. EOE. An employment application may be downloaded from the WIS website and mailed with resume (http://www.wistv.com).

All employment practices of WIS Television shall be based on merit, qualifications and competence. Personnel decisions and actions shall not be influenced by an applicant’s or employee’s race, age, sex, religion, color, national origin/ancestry or disability.

NEWS PRODUCER
KETV, The Hearst-Argyle Television station in Omaha, Nebraska, is looking for a full time news producer. We want a high-energy, creative producer—-a self-starter with leadership skills. Newscast production experience a must . Reporting experience a plus. This position offers excellent growth opportunity. We are a company that believes in promoting from within. Send resume and non-returnable tape of a recently-produced newscast to: Rose Ann Shannon, News Director. KETV, 2665 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska, 68131. EOE. Please indicate in your cover letter how you learned of this job.

NEWS PRODUCER-PART TIME
KETV, The Hearst-Argyle Television station in Omaha, Nebraska, is looking for a part time news producer to assist with weekend shows. Strong video editing skills required. We want a high-energy, creative producer—-a self-starter with leadership skills. Newscast production experience a must . This position offers excellent growth opportunity. We are a company that believes in promoting from within. Send resume and non-returnable tape of a recently-produced newscast to: Rose Ann Shannon, News Director. KETV, 2665 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska, 68131. EOE. Please indicate in your cover letter how you learned of this job.

Position: Visting Assistant Professor/Journalism or Mass Communication
Institution: Salve Regina University
Location: Rhode Island
Application deadline: 4/30/2008

Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., invites applications for one-year position as a visiting assistant professor to teach basic and advanced courses in media writing and reporting as well as electives in the candidate’s area of specialization. Position to revert to tenure-track in following year, with search to begin in fall 2008 for appointment in fall 2009.
Candidates should have a Ph.D. in journalism or mass communication and teaching experience at the college level. The initial appointment begins September 2008 and runs through June 2009 and involves a 3-4 teaching load. The appointment is in the English Department’s fast-growing media program.
Salve Regina University is a Catholic university in the liberal arts tradition with an enrollment of 2,100 undergraduates. It also offers master’s and continuing education programs along with a Ph.D. in the humanities. Applicants for the position should submit a curriculum vitae, two sample syllabi, graduate transcripts, and three letters of reference to Dr. Dean de la Motte, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Salve Regina University, 100 Ochre Point Avenue, Newport, RI 02840-4192.
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until April 30.
Additional information is available online at www.salve.edu. Salve Regina University offers generous benefits to eligible employees including: health and dental coverage, life insurance, long-term disability, 403B plan, tuition benefits and more. Salve Regina University is an EO/AA Employer. Salve Regina is committed to creating a more racially and ethnically diverse campus community, and the English department especially encourages applications from candidates who share those values. Information on the University’s Affirmative Action Policies and Procedures can be obtained in the Human Resources Office. Pre-employment background checks are required of successful candidates.

Contact Information:
Web Site : http://www.salve.edu/offices/hr/index.cfm

WHBQ TV/FOX13, MEMPHIS, TN
WEB SALES MANAGER
Sales prospecting, presenting, negotiating, closing, and managing online revenue. Develop new revenue stream through the Station’s web site. Demonstrate credibility as an expert in the categories assigned and in online advertising. Sell opportunities online and other emerging technologies including but not limited to mobile products and desktop applications. Work closely with national and local sales teams including promotions, production, news, and sales to meet expectations. Demonstrate effective revenue projection management, sales reporting and customer relationship management. Must be able to drive an automobile, travel, and work varied hours and OT.
Qualifications: Four year college degree or equivalent experience required. Minimum 3 years of online sales experience with proven sales track record. Additional ad sales experience in offline media preferred. Must possess a working knowledge of all online metrics, technologies, and research tools used in the marketplace. Must have strong relationships with key ad agency personnel. Experience in direct sales and interactive agencies preferred. Comprehensive knowledge of the internet and online advertising. Effective verbal and written communication skills are mandatory. Strong time management, organizational, and presentation skills required. Excellent PC and Microsoft Office skills required.

SENIOR ASSIGNMENT EDITOR
Essential functions are to oversee assignment desk operations ensuring proper allocation of station resources (photogs, reporters, tech equip) to provide thorough and complete news coverage. Duties include: educating and leading the staff including daily story selection meetings and participating in daily newscast producer meetings to ensure programs are produced and executed on concept. Must have ability to work under pressure and make quick decisions with sound editorial judgment. Must have extensive knowledge of local, national, and international events, excellent organizational skills, and ability to multi-task. Requires minimum 2 years of assignment desk or newsroom management experience.

PHOTOGRAPHER
Shoot and edit linear and non-linear Sony SX/SP. Safely operate microwave live truck while following company and industry safety standards. Must be able to operate camera, lights, wireless mics, portable and permanent editing gear, microwave truck, computer, Avstar newsroom software, and two-way radio. College degree in Journalism or related field preferred. 2 years paid broadcast news photographer experience required.

WEEKEND ANCHOR/REPORTER
Work an assigned beat, establish contacts, identify stories of relevance to the community, report live and taped as assigned, work varied shifts with little notice, adhere to newsroom policies about news gathering and fair/accurate reporting/writing. Anchor weekend newscasts and fill-in for other newscasts, as needed, to include story selections, presentations, and executions for those broadcasts. Bachelor’s degree in Journalism or related field required. Minimum three years paid broadcast news experience as reporter or anchor. Must possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal and be computer literate. Must be team player with ability to work under pressure.

PRODUCER
Write, arrange, and coordinate live and taped elements into a compelling, well-paced newscast. Communicate well with field crews, assignment desk, directors, and newsroom management. Exercise sound news judgment. Requires Bachelors’ degree in Journalism or related field and two years of paid newsroom experience as producer or associate producer. Must be computer literate and possess good interpersonal skills. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential for success in this position.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Assist producers in the production of daily newscasts to include writing scripts, researching stories, working with assignment desk, field crews, graphics, and newsroom management. Must have degree in Journalism or related field and minimum one year of paid newsroom experience as assignment editor or associate producer. Must be computer literate and possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Need to be a team player who works well under stressful conditions.

SALES ASSISTANT
Responsible for clerical functions of sales dept to include: producing sales presentations and misc sales projects, answering phones, processing orders, handling correspondence, organizing files to insure SAQ compliance, maintaining data bases, and other duties, as assigned. College degree preferred. Must be proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel PowerPoint). Must have excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Must be self-motivated, extremely organized, have a keen eye for detail, work well under pressure with ability to meet stringent guidelines, and understand team concept.

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER
Maintain and repair studio and transmitter equipment with emphasis on Beta SX VTR and RF systems repair. Troubleshoot to the component level. Serve as designated FCC Chief Operator. Must be well versed in FCC and OSHA rules and regulations. Must be self-motivated and able to work independently with little supervision. Requires ability to lift 50 lbs., occasionally work on ladders or in confined spaces, and available to work nights/weekends/holidays for emergency calls. Must have valid driver’s license. Requires five years experience in commercial broadcast television and transmitter maintenance. SBE Certification is preferred.

HUMAN RESOURCES: WHBQ-TV 485, S. HIGHLAND AVE, MEMPHIS, TN 38111

WOFL/WRBW – ORLANDO
WOGX – OCALA/GAINESVILLE
FSS – MIAMI/FT LAUDERDALE
WOFL/WRBW/Orlando – Master Control Operator – (Regular Full Time):
Assure that all elements of on-air presentation are of the highest quality. Work in a team environment during fast-paced, high-pressure newscasts. Duties include: Operate microwave and satellite equipment; operate and monitor remote transmitter; tune satellite receivers to record programs for air, spot checking for quality; tune in and troubleshoot local area microwave live-shots; switch on-air programming; operate Florical automation system; commercial and programming file servers; load and operate VTR machines; make dubs. A minimum of two years in the broadcast industry with experience in the master control environment preferred. Working knowledge of satellite and microwave communications. Broadcast skills with MCR switching, video file servers, Florical automation, VTR’s, transmitter remote controls and camera shading are preferred. Strong people skills, team player. Ability and willingness to work any shift a must.

WOFL/Orlando – Assignment Editor – (Regular Full Time):
Gather story information from news sources. Determine newsworthiness of each story idea/tip. Make decisions on what stories to cover, and assign appropriate crews. Keep news management and newscast producers apprised of all breaking news and changes in previous assignments. Keep story files updated. Communicate with field crews for updates on story assignments. Debrief reporters for story advancements and beat coverage. College degree in broadcast journalism or other related field. Previous desk experience strongly preferred. Working knowledge of newsroom computers and the Internet.

WOFL/Orlando – Production Tech – (Regular Part Time):
Assist director with various aspects of production including video camera, audio console, character generator, video recorder and lighting board. College degree or equivalent work experience in film or television preferred. Basic understanding of television production and computers. Weekends and holidays required. This is a part time position scheduled 16 hours per week.

WOFL/WRBW/WOGX – Promotion Producer – (Regular Full Time):
Write and produce original promos, including daily topicals, station and news image spots, and network, sports and syndicated branding spots for FOX Triopoly in Central Florida. Must have a proven track record of producing conversational yet compelling promotional spots that break through the clutter and give viewers a reason to tune-in. Requires top-notch writing skills and a desire to win every day. Good understanding of how to sell news stories and station programming to target demographics. Must have the ability to execute distinct marketing and branding strategies for each station. Flexibility and ability to meet tight deadlines is key. Ability to work flexible hours and shifts, including weekends and holidays is required. A minimum of two years television promotion experience, a degree in communications or related field, a good understanding of graphics and visual effects along with proficiency with Microsoft Office, basic non-linear editing skills and AVSTAR news computer knowledge is preferred. AVID Adrenaline and After Effects experience is a plus.

WOFL / WRBW / WOGX

WOFL/WRBW – Account Executive – (Regular Full Time):
Develop understanding of FOX35 and MY65’s product. Market the stations to the advertising community. Produce and present effective sales strategies to existing and developed accounts that solve client problems and increase station revenues. Develop relationships with developmental retail clients, existing TV advertisers and their agencies. College degree and a minimum of two years work experience preferred. Candidate should possess top communication skills and be service oriented. Experience with new business development preferred. Knowledge of Scarborough, NSI, Enterprise, TV Scan and general computer skills a plus. Must have valid driver’s license.

FOR CONSIDERATION: Forward resume and cover letter to: HR Director/FoxNews, WOFL-FOX35,
35 Skyline Drive, Lake Mary, FL 32746. Fax to 407-805-0888. E-Mail as an attachment in MS-Word to: wofl-hr@foxtv.com.
Please identify position. No phone calls please. EOE/M/F/D/V.

FOX CLEVELAND WJW-TV
Technician
Operates and maintains broadcast equipment such as Sony SX and Betacam cameras and tape decks, as well as GVG switcher, and routers, microwave gear, satellite antennas and receivers, computers, audio console, ENG editing, feed recording, tape playback, and other duties as assigned. May be responsible for other duties as deemed appropriate and assigned. Qualifications: Four year degree in electronics, production, or equivalent work experience. Job may involve heavy lifting, strenuous physical activity, and working outside in inclement weather.

Technician VR (8)
Operates and maintains broadcast equipment such as Sony SX and Betacam cameras and tape decks, as well as GVG switcher, and routers, microwave gear, satellite antennas and receivers, computers, audio console, ENG editing, feed recording, tape playback, and other duties as assigned. May be responsible for other duties as deemed appropriate and assigned. Qualifications: Four year degree in electronics, production, or equivalent work experience. Job may involve heavy lifting, strenuous physical activity, and working outside in inclement weather.

FOR CONSIDERATION – APPLICANTS SHOULD SEND RESUME AND COVER LETTER TO:
WJW FOX8 – ATTN: Elzoria Smith, Director of HR
(Identify position sought)
5800 SOUTH MARGINAL ROAD
CLEVELAND, OH 44103

Opportunity for Master of Social Work at WNYC Radio
Applicants should respond by February 29, 2008 for consideration.

PART-TIME SOCIAL WORK CONSULTANT POSITION WITH YOUTH RADIO PROGRAM
Radio Rookies is an award-winning program of WNYC Radio that teaches teenagers how to produce first-person documentaries about their lives, their communities and issues of concern. Radio Rookies holds intensive 6-8 month radio workshops for small groups of teenagers from neighborhoods across New York City. Rookie reporters have produced stories on a wide range of story topics, often taking listeners inside worlds rarely represented in mainstream media. At the end of the workshops, the documentaries air locally on NPR’s Morning Edition and stories also often air nationally on All Things Considered. To learn more about the program, go to www.radiorookies.org.

Radio Rookies seeks an MSW with a minimum of four years of professional experience to provide supervision for radio production staff working with teenagers who are reporting personal stories about their own lives and communities. The documentaries often delve into difficult topics, such as: drug addiction, foster care, immigration status, self esteem. The program staff spends up to 200 one-on-one hours with participants planning and executing interviews, researching, and writing narration. The ideal candidate has extensive experience supervising social work students, has worked with teenagers (the population we work with exclusively), and has expertise in adolescent development. The consultant will not work directly with youth, but will provide support and supervision to program staff. An interest or experience in journalism or documentary production is a plus. The consultant will work 1-3 hours per/week throughout the year.

Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to:

Kaari Pitkin
radiorookies@wnyc.org
Write “Social Work Position” in the subject heading

Radio Rookies – 27th Floor
WNYC Radio
One Centre Street
New York, NY 10007

WNYC Radio is an Equal Opportunity Employer

We are looking for a television documentary production intern to work 2-3 days a week at ABC News in New York. This internship starts immediately until the end of the semester (May or June). This is open to juniors, seniors, graduate students and recent grads. The intern will be paid an hourly stipend.

The candidate should be a highly motivated self-starter with great attention to detail and a strong interest in broadcast production. The intern will be expected to assist our producers with everything from logging tape to running errands, from project research to footage/internet searches, and more. Any experience in documentary, cable, or film production and/or digital media production is a plus.

We are looking to hire immediately. If interested, please email a cover letter and resume with your availability to:
newsprogram@gmail.com

WSET-TV
CURRENT OPENINGS

WSET-TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer. No qualified person shall be discriminated against in employment because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, age, or any other reason prohibited by federal, state, or local law. We solicit your assistance on these openings and future possible openings.

DEPARTMENT-POSITION/JOB TITLE-HIRING MANAGER-POSTING DATE

NEWS-Video-Journalist PT (temporary position-Roanoke)-Bill Foy-2/5/08

STATION OPERATIONS-Production Assistant PT (p.m. hours)-Will Castle-1/18/08

ADMINISTRATION-Receptionist/Customer Service Representative-Debbie Coleman-1/11/08

SALES-New Business Account Executive FT-D.H. Powell-1/11/08

NEWS-Reporter FT-Bill Foy-12/26/07

SALES-New Business Account Executive FT-D.H. Powell-10/18/07

PLEASE SEND RESUME TO THE ATTENTION OF DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
Posted at WSET-TV offices in Danville, Lynchburg, and Roanoke, Virginia.
Distributed to Recruitment Sources List and WSET-TV Hiring Managers.

WSET-TV
NEW POSITION LISTING

WSET-TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer. No qualified person shall be discriminated against in employment because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, age, or any other reason prohibited by federal, state, or local law. We solicit your assistance on this opening and future possible openings.

POSITION: Video-Journalist PT (temporary position-Roanoke)
DEPARTMENT: News
DATE AVAILABLE: Immediately
HIRING MANAGER: Bill Foy, Director of News

POSITION SUMMARY: The Video-Journalist position, with emphasis on Photojournalism, is primarily responsible for gathering news by shooting and editing videotape of news, sports, and special features and responsible for setting up ENG vans for live remotes. This person must display high journalistic standards and be prepared to cover stories alone which will require using effective interviewing techniques. Due to the dangers inherent with the operation of an ENG van equipped with a mast, this person must make safety “Priority One.” The individual must be a good communicator, work well with others, and take direction from management regarding job performance and shooting/editing style and technique.

ESSENTIAL JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced Education in the field of Broadcast Journalism which has given the applicant the ability to perform the required functions of the job or equivalent broadcasting work experience, which has prepared the applicant to perform the required functions of the job. Demonstration of skills by performance in audition or aircheck, supported by references and pre-employment interviews. Available 24 hours per day, seven days per week, and for extended periods of overtime, if needed. Able to control high stress periods and heavy workload. Valid Virginia Driver’s license within 30 days of employment. Knowledge of journalistic standards as they relate to on-air presentation of news stories. Accurate and comprehensive writing skills. Ability to act and react appropriately on camera. Ability to maintain professional personal appearance. Ability to lift and transport standard camera equipment. Available to travel overnight to off-site locations, including foreign destinations, for extended periods of time, if needed. Access to an automobile if needed for transportation.

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.

ATTENTION NEWS APPLICANTS: Applicants for positions in the News Department should submit a non-returnable VHS resume tape with letter, resume, and references.

Job opening
Part-time web producer/www.northjersey.com (The Record, Bergen County, NJ)
The Record (Bergen County, NJ) has an opening for a part-time web producer. The producer is an all-around journalist who applies technical skills and a nose for news to update northjersey.com, the Web site for The Record, with compelling content. You will publish articles, write headlines, choose photos and layer pieces with Web-only tools – links to further information, for example. You also will create photo galleries and add audio, video and interactive elements. HTML, PhotoShop and writing/editing skills will be tested. Additional technical skills such as CSS, XML, DHTML, Flash, Freehand and Illustrator are a plus. Hours and days are variable. If interested, send a resume and links to work samples to RecruitDNG@northjersey.com by Jan. 18. Please write “Part-time producer” in the subject field.

News Anchor/Reporter (Part-time Weekends)

KFDI-FM
Wichita, KS

Employment Status:
Part-time; weekends

Education:
College degree in related field preferred.

Skills:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills required; strong news writing experience required; strong problem solving abilities; high work ethics, news judgment and production skills; ability to meet deadlines and detail orientation; ability to read and decipher news source material; operate studio equipment; authoritative/conversational announcing style.

Experience:
Previous commercial radio news background or some background in radio news from a college course required.

Duties:
Five (5) minute newscast at the top of each hour, headlines and sports at the bottom of each hour; monitor emergency police/fire scanners and possible severe weather coverage under deadline in a live or recorded setting; generate story ideas; other duties as assigned by News Director.

Downloading an application online at www.journalbroadcastgroup.com is preferred. The application can be found under “Employee Wannabees”. Mail or fax the application to:

Dan Dillon
News Director
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 N. Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219
Phone: 316-821-2018
Fax: 316-838-4323
ddillon@kfdi.com

Journal Broadcast Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Full Job Listing Here:
http://jobs.mediageneral.com/JobDetails.asp?varID=JTV-000140

FROM MEDIA GENERAL:

WEEKEND SPORTS ANCHOR/REPORTER

Media General Broadcast Group www.mgbg.com
WJTV-Newschannel 12 Weekend Sports
Anchor/Reporter responsible for anchoring
sportscasts and sports specials, setting up
general assignment sports reports and producing
sports program. Perform Videographer duties,
editing, and on-air presentation of sports
stories. Write sports copy. Maintain awareness of
current events for both news and sports. Formal
education equivalent to a BS degree in
Journalism, Communications or related field.
Minimum two years TV sports anchor/reporting,
videography, and editing experience preferred.
Tape required. Ability to operate…

Full Job Listing Here: http://jobs.mediageneral.com/JobDetails.asp?varID=JTV-000140

KTVN is seeking a Part-Time Production Assistant. Job duties include studio camera operation, teleprompter and audio-video tape operation in connection with live newscasts. Work experience in a television production preferred, but not required. Must work on a tight time schedule with little supervision. This is an entry-level position. Applications are available at 4925 Energy Way, Reno, Nevada 89502 or on our website www.ktvn.com . Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.

Linda Pickrell
Administrative Assistant to the
President & General Manager
KTVN
775-861-4202
lpickrell@ktvn.com

KTVN Channel 2, 4925 Energy Way, Reno, NV 89502
Phone: 775-858-2222 Fax: 775-861-4298

Copywriter (Part-Time)
Wichita, KS

Shift:
Part-time; non-exempt

Education:
College degree preferred.

Skills:
Candidate must have strong ability to write persuasively; excellent communication skills with diverse personalities; computer proficiency; announcing and production skills a plus.

Experience:
Previous broadcast writing & production experience and/or college equivalent.

Duties:
Responsible for writing commercials and promotional copy for stations; assisting in maintaining copy management; performing basic production assignments as assigned by manager.

Send resume and cover letter to:
Scott Piper, Production Director
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 N. Old Lawrence Road
Wichita, KS 67219
Fax: 316-838-3607
spiper@journalbroadcastgroup.com

Journal Broadcast Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Assignment Editor (P-T) – WIS Television, the NBC Affiliate in Columbia, SC, is
looking for a part-time Assignment Editor. The position requires an energetic person who can continue this station’s tradition of being number one on breaking news, breaking weather and exclusive, relevant stories. Successful candidate must assign crews, listen to scanners, gather information and dispense it to producers, make contacts, and break unique stories. Knowledge of the Columbia area is a plus. Send cover letter and resume to Tina Luque-Blacklocke, News Director, PO Box 367, Columbia, SC 29202. No phone calls or emails. EOE. An employment application may be downloaded from the WIS web site and mailed with resume (http://wistv.com).

All employment practices of WIS Television shall be based on merit, qualifications and competence. Personnel decisions and actions shall not be influenced by an applicant’s or employee’s race, age, sex, religion, color, national origin/ancestry or disability.

Please see details below for the following positions:
- Associate Producer, Weekend Primetime
- Web Producer, Viewer Services

Position: Associate Producer, Weekend Primetime
Location: New York
Requirements/Responsibilities:

Prior television experience producing segments, editing packages, researching and booking guests for live news programs. Control room experience preferred.

A successful candidate will be an aggressive, self-starter who can interact with high profile talent and all-level guests. Also required: great communication skills, creative and “out of the box” thinking, someone who can multi-task, has a terrific attitude, and works well with a team. Must also be willing to work weekends and evening hours.

Duties include but not limited to: Producing segments, pitching stories editing packages, booking guests, writing packets, writing segment intros and teases, producing reporter hits, in-depth research, networking, producing graphics, control room assistance to line producer, and occasional field producing. Also may assist in producing stories and segments for use on the web.

Position: Web Producer, Viewer Services
Location: New York
Responsibilities:

The web producer will work with a team of video producers, editors, and contributors to produce and manage content on the FOX Fan section of the Web site, monitor viewer feedback, and ultimately help incorporate this feedback into positive changes for the FOX News Channel and Web site.

Tasks include, but are not limited to:

* Writing promotional copy for all FOX News Channel shows
* Monitoring viewer e-mails and creating weekly and topical reports
* Producing daily promotional newsletters
* Assisting in production of original web content
* Using Photoshop to create images and graphics

A successful candidate will:

* Be creative and have a good eye for news and graphic design
* Write copy that is engaging and fun
* Be comfortable interacting with on-air talent
* Work well with a team, be able to pitch ideas, and get involved in the creative process
* Be a self-starter who is willing to tackle new projects independently
* Be organized and able to juggle multiple tasks
* Be familiar with Web page production and Photoshop

Requirements:

* Experience with HTML, Adobe Photoshop, and graphic design
* Exceptional copy writing and proofreading skills
* Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, marketing or a related field
Ability to work flexible hours including occasional nights and weekends

Fox News Channel is an EOE.

Interested applicants please send resumes to:

Fox News Channel
Human Resources
2nd floor
1211 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036

Fax: 212-301-8588
Email: Resumes@foxnews.com
www.foxnews.com

WFLA-TV
Job Postings

Title: Account Executive - 2 positions
Description: Develop new and incremental revenue by adding new clients and incremental revenue through convergence.
Skills: The talents to be a successful marketing oriented salesperson. An understanding of customer focused selling. Please e-mail resume to advertisingjobs@wfla.com

Title: Graphic Designer
Description: The graphic designer position requires a highly creative and motivated person. This position will require a high level of skill and proficiency in computer graphic design and animation. Proven track record in television graphic design and the ability to coordinate projects with little supervision a must. Skill in a multi-media environment a plus. The job requires a somewhat flexible schedule for working occasional weekend and night assignments
Skills: Must have good technical skills, excellent communication skills and demonstrate a strong sense of conceptualization and design. Candidate must be able to take charge of multiple projects, work smoothly with other designers, producers and directors and be a positive force within the Marketing Department. Qualified applicants need to send your non-returnable tape and resume to: WFLA-TV HR Dept.- 202 S. Parker Street, Tampa, Fl 33606

Title: Inventory Control Coordinator - 3 positions
Description: Prepare 7 logs per week. Maintain traffic instructions files. Process all traffic instructions. Meet company jobs standard/skills for items on attached list.
Skills: Analytical ability-able to identify problems, gather relevant data and note possible cause of problem. Clerical skills - Operate computer, copier and other office equipment, type accurate copy from rough drafts devise and access different filing systems, and maintain attention to detail. Communication skills - listen effectively, respond clearly and directly, prepare clear and concise written reports or records and explain information to others. Please e-mail resume to ctojobs@wfla.com

Title: Reporter
Description: Cover, write and produce news stories. Develop contacts and leads to generate enterprise story ideas. Research and verify facts. Seek out and interview news makers.
Skills: Strong writing and storytelling skills. Strong on camera and live reporting ability. Five years experience as on-air reporter. Computer literate. newsjobs@wfla.com

Title: PT Associate Producer
Description: Assist in the production of newscasts; write stories for newscasts, rip and sort scripts and run teleprompter if needed.
Skills: College preferred. Knowledge of computer. Producer background and TV experience preferred. newsjobs@wfla.com

Title: News Producer
Description: Research, write and produce newscasts. Must be creative with great writing skills with a clear vision on what makes a newscast relevant to the community. Must be able to handle lots of breaking news while staying calm under pressure. Need to have a flair for production values.
Skills: Prefer College degree, at least 3 years experience on-line producing and good computer skills. Strong people and communication skills necessary. newsjobs@wfla.com

Title: Video Editor
Description: Handle editing, filing, archive responsibilities for newscasts. Coordinate feeds. Ability to be creative and work under deadlines. Work under direction and supervision of Chief Editor
Skills: News Editor with at least 1 year of experience. Non-Linear editing experience helpful. . newsjobs@wfla.com

Title: Director/Technical Director
Description: Responsible for directing and switching fast-paced, complex newscasts and locally produced programs; news cut-ins; and conducting pre & post production sessions.
Skills: Requires minimum of 1-2 years experience as Director/Technical Director. Experience with Grass Valley 4000 & Kayak switchers, Krystal DVE & GVG Ignite system preferable. Familiarity with Sony 900/9100 editor non-linear editing system; ENPS News system; GVG NewsQ Pro playback system, Adobe Premiere, Chyron Duet and Pinnacle Deko graphics system would be helpful. Knowledge of all aspects of television production is a must, including live on-air & locally produced programs. Requires flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays. operationsjobs@wfla.com

Title: Continuous News Desk Night Editor
Description: Serves as chief planning editor for the CND, reviewing news budgets and outside material to create a daybook and map out CND coverage plans in advance of each day, as well as identifying and staffing stories for a.m. posting on the TBO home page. Makes assignments, serves as primary text editor and copy editor, takes dictation, does rewrite, coordinates work of all CND staff and is leader of second-shift and weekend operations. Night Editor is the ranking manager on the floor and in charge of coordinating content from all three platforms to TBO throughout the second shift. The Night Editor supervises the Weekend Editor, two Multimedia Producers, Night Producer, Rich Media Producer and the Researcher.
Skills: news judgment, background in video and multimedia production, excellent communication and management skills. Knowledge of broadcast production and program preparation and editorial workflow is a plus. newsjobs@wfla.com

Title: Political Auditor
Description: The Political Audit person will be responsible for reviewing all MGBG station lowest unit rate reports on a weekly basis to determine if there are any discrepancies in LUC calculation of potential rebated to legally qualified candidates airing schedules during primary, special, and general election windows.
Skills: Knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel, and traffic system software. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, quick understanding of alpha and numeric fields, very detailed orientated and broadcast industry back ground preferred. ctojobs@wfla.com

Title: Business Analyst/Trainer
Description: Developing and implementing a daily training schedule that institutes best practices in sales operations, enhances inventory management and providing solutions to stations on non-technical issues of sales operational/sales software.
Skills: Excellent oral and written communication skills and ability to plan in extensive detail, with management experience preferred in TV broadcast sales, or traffic. ctojobs@wfla.com

If not specified, please send resume and cover letter to WFLA News Channel 8, Attn: Human Resources, 202 South Parker Street, Tampa, FL. 33606, fax to (813) 259-7387, or e-mail to hr@wfla.com. An application must be completed through www.mediageneral.com. (Please no attachments or phone calls).

Drug testing and background check are prerequisite for employment. Women and minorities encouraged to apply.
EOE M/F/V/D Revised 8/21/2007

Part-time On-Air Talent
Wichita Country stations: KFDI-FM, KFTI-AM, KFTI-FM
Wichita, KS

Employment Status:
Part-time; Non-exempt; Hours will vary
Education:
High school diploma required; college degree in related field preferred.
Skills:
Candidate must be detail oriented and possess excellent strong radio anchoring skills; knowledge and experience with country music; excellent communication and delivery skills; ability to work well under pressure; ability to read and decipher news source material; strong problem solving abilities; computer proficiency.
Experience:
Previous on-air radio experience required, Classic Country or Country experience preferred.
Duties:
Run audio board; air live call-ins and remote broadcasts; record elements for later broadcasts as needed; conduct daily air shifts and other duties as assigned; position can include part-time hours with other Journal Broadcast Group stations within the Wichita Operations.

Send cover letter, resume and demo to:
Beverlee Brannigan, Operations Director
Journal Broadcast Group- Wichita Operations
4200 North Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219.
bbrannigan@journalbroadcastgroup.com
Employment Application can be found at www.journalbroadcastgroup.com

News Anchor/Reporter

KFDI

Wichita, KS
Employment Status:
Full-time; Non-exempt; evenings & early mornings
Education:
Previous commercial radio background news, preferred.

Skills:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills required; digital audio editing; strong radio news reporting, writing and on-air newscast delivery skills; strong problem solving abilities; high work ethics, news judgment and production skills; ability to meet deadlines and detail orientation; ability to read and decipher news source material; operate studio equipment; spotless driving record; ability to cover breaking news overnight and interact with emergency responders; possible severe weather coverage.

Experience:
Radio on-air background; college radio accepted if newscast work is included.

Duties:
write and edit hourly newscasts, sportscasts, headlines, possible traffic reports, severe weather coverage; generate story ideas; cultivate news sources and provide editorial support; monitor emergency police and fire scanners; other duties as assigned by manager.
Send resume, cover letter and audio sample to:

Dan Dillon
News Director
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 N. Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219
ddillon@kfdi.com
Fax: 316-838-4323
Phone: 316-821-2018

Contact for this is Wendy Giman at wendygiman@aol.com
I need a freelance researcher/fact checker for a large consumer women’s health and fitness publication. The fact checker/researcher should have two years of magazine experience. I need someone for August 28 through September 19. The position could lead to more research work on future issues. It’s well paid and a nice environment. Please send me an email if interested with your background and contact information. Thanks. Wendy

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL POSTING

Date: August 8th 2007
Company: Minnesota Public Radio|American Public Media
Job Title: Web Intern
Job #: 517-07
Reason for Opening: Addition to Staff

External Applicants:
To apply, go to http://americanpublicmedia.publicradio.org/careers/ and click on the Job Openings link. Click on the Web Intern job opening 517-07 to apply online and submit a resume and cover letter. In addition to completing the online application, email a resume and cover letter to jobs@mpr.org.

Internal Applicants:
To apply, go to the Employee HR Self-Service and click on the Job Openings icon. Click on the Web Intern job opening 517-07 to apply online. An internal application is no longer required. In addition to completing the online application, email a resume and cover letter to jobs@mpr.org.

MPR|APM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Please see job description below for more details.

JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Web Intern
Internship time period: 9/14/07 – 12/14/07
FLSA Status: Part-time (20 hrs/week), Non-Exempt
Reports to: Senior Producer
Department: In The Loop
Location: St. Paul, MN

Position Summary:
The Minnesota Public Radio show “In The Loop” needs an intern with a strong technical background and a creative spirit to help bring its episodes alive on its web site, and help the show communicate with its listening community. In The Loop will begin its first weekly season in the fall, and the Web Intern will be crucial to helping the show present a polished and easy-to-navigate online presence. Qualified candidates must have excellent writing skills, have a strong photojournalistic sense, and be fluent in Web production standards and tools (including HTML and Photoshop). The Web Intern will do most of the hands-on work of updating the web site, with guidance from the show’s Editor and Web Master.

Position Responsibility:
* Update the show’s web site regularly with information about upcoming shows and other announcements of interest to listeners
* Create web pages archiving each week’s show in an inviting and easy-to-use way
* Create Web graphics as needed (banners, illustrative graphics, promotional images, etc.)
* Process photos for use in the live show taping slideshow
* Convert and upload the show’s podcast and other audio files
* Update the show’s weekly podcast feed
* Communicate regularly with other show staff about material that will need to be presented on the web site
* Suggest and implement creative ways to present extra web-only material
* Edits and adapts radio script copy, when needed, for text on the web
* Provide information for MPR Communications staff to update online event listings for MPR events
* Communicate with MPR Online News Editors as needed
* Troubleshoot technical problems with the web site or podcast, and work with the Web Master and/or MPR’s New Media department to resolve them.
* Contribute story ideas and other suggestions as part of general show editorial process
* Other duties as assigned

Required Education and Experience:
* Bachelor’s degree or equivalent required
* 1-2 years experience in online news production or equivalent education

Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
* Proficiency in HTML and CSS
* Excellent language skills, including writing, editing, and proofreading
* Strong Photoshop skills and a good photojournalistic sense
* Good research and organizational skills
* Ability to work effectively under pressure and to meet deadlines
* Ability to work efficiently with limited direct supervision
* Consistent and reliable attendance is an essential component of the job
* Ability to work collaboratively and effectively with colleagues
* Ability to maintain productive and positive communication with co-workers

Preferred Skills and Experience:
* Experience with digital photography
* Experience creating features with with Flash
* Experience with JavaScript, mySQL, and other languages helpful but not necessary
* Journalism experience or education
* Knowledge of “AP” Style
* Experience with blogging or other community-based online features

Reporting To This Position: None

Physical Demands and Working Conditions:
* Must be able to perform the essential duties of the position with or without reasonable accommodation
* Physical Demands: Required to walk, sit, and stand; reach with hands and arms; balance, stoop, kneel, or crouch; Frequent use of hands for data entry/keystrokes and simple grasping.
* Working Conditions: Moderate noise level, occasional exposure to prevalent weather conditions.

On-Air Personality
KFXJ 104.5 The Fox Radio Operations
Wichita, KS

Employment Status:
Part-time; hours will vary
Education:
High school diploma required; college degree in related field preferred.
Skills:
Candidate must be detail oriented and possess excellent radio on-air skills and knowledge of Classic Rock music; excellent communication and delivery skills; ability to work well under pressure, strong problem solving abilities; and computer proficiency.

Experience:
Minimum of one year previous on-air radio experience; two years experience preferred.

Duties:
Weekday and weekend KFXJ on-air shift/s as assigned; conduct daily voice track air shifts as needed; other duties as assigned; production; position can include part-time hours with other Journal Broadcast Group stations within the Wichita Operation.

Send resume and cover letter to:
Ray Michaels, Program Director
KICT/KFXJ
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 North Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219
rmichaels@journalbroadcastgroup.com

Radio Board Operator (Part-time)
Radio Operations
Wichita, KS

Scheduled Days & Hours:
Part-time; Days vary weekly. Hours assigned include evenings and Saturdays.
Education:
High school diploma required; college degree in related field preferred.
Skills:

General studio operation skills necessary. Excellent written and verbal communication skills; strong problem solving abilities; ability to meet deadlines; computer proficiency.
Experience:
Previous radio board operation experience preferred; knowledge of Scott Systems and/or other studio hard drive system preferred. Knowledge of sports preferred.
Duties:
Operate control board for Kansas State Football and Basketball games and Coaches show on AM 1070 The Ranch (KFTI-am). Insert commercials, keep accurate program logs, general studio operation. Other duties as assigned by manager.

Send resume and cover letter to:

Beverlee Brannigan, Operations Manager
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 N. Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219
Journal Broadcast Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

P/T Studio Camera Operator

KDAF CW33 is looking for an experienced P/T Studio Camera Operator for our news department. Must be able to multi-task and act as a team player. The ability to work the night shift, weekends and/or holidays is required. Experience with editing and studio lighting a plus. Job Code: CO-001. Submit resume to Human Resources, 8001 John Carpenter Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75247. EOE and Drug Free Workplace. No phone Calls please.

News Anchor/Reporter (PT) – 2 Positions
KFDI-FM
Wichita, KS

Employment Status:
Part-time, Non-exempt, Saturdays (5-11 p.m.)
Part-time, Non-exempt, Sundays (6 p.m. – midnight)

Education:
College degree in related field preferred.
Skills:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills required; strong news writing experience required; strong problem solving abilities; high work ethics, news judgment and production skills; ability to meet deadlines and detail orientation; ability to read and decipher news source material; operate studio equipment; authoritative/conversational announcing style.

Experience:
Previous commercial radio news background or some background in radio news from a college course required.
Duties:
Five (5) minute newscast at the top of each hour, headlines and sports at the bottom of each hour; monitor emergency police/fire scanners and possible severe weather coverage under deadline in a live or recorded setting; generate story ideas; other duties as assigned by News Director.
Downloading an application online at www.journalbroadcastgroup.com is preferred. The application can be found under “Employee Wannabees”. Mail or fax the application to:
Dan Dillon
News Director
Journal Broadcast Group
4200 N. Old Lawrence Rd.
Wichita, KS 67219
Phone: 316-821-2018
Fax: 316-838-4323
ddillon@kfdi.com
Journal Broadcast Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer

TEACHING OPPORTUNITY

Fairfield University is looking for a broadcast professional to teach an
undergrad broadcast writing class. It runs Sept. 4 through Dec. 11 - every
Tuesday and Thrusday (except Thanksgiving). Class is an hour and 15 minutes
starting at 930a.

If you’d like to know more, please contact the previous teacher of the course,
Jeff Gralnick of NBC (who is uable to teach this fall).

PHOTOGRAPHER
College degree in Journalism, Mass Communications or equivalent work
experience. One year TV photojournalism exp. preferred. Send resume and
non-returnable tape to: Jean Ziegert, Director of HR, ABC 33/40, 800
Concourse Parkway #200, B’ham, AL 35244. Fax to 205-982-3928 or e-mail to:
jeanz@abc3340.com. No phone calls please. EOE

CAMERA OPERATOR
College degree in television production field preferred or relevant work
experience. One to two years exp. in television production preferred but not
required. Must be available to work flexible hours, weekends and holidays.
Send resume to Jean Ziegert, Director of HR, ABC 33/40, P.O. Box 360039,
Birmingham, AL 35236. Fax to 205-982-3928 or e-mail jeanz@abc3340.com. No
phone calls please. EOE.

PART TIME TAPE EDITOR
Minimum 1 year experience editing ENG tapes preferred. College degree in
Journalism, Mass Communications, or equivalent work experience preferred.
Send resume to Jean Ziegert, Director of HR, ABC 33/40, P.O. Box 360039,
Birmingham, AL 35236. Fax to 205-982-3928 or e-mail text only to
jeanz@abc3340.com. No telephone calls please. EOE.

About.com Seeks Chinese Culture Writer
We are seeking part-time writer-experts to serve as Guides for About.com, a subsidiary of the New York Times Company. As a Guide, you’ll build and maintain a GuideSite, a topical section of About.com which contains:

Original content (articles, reviews, FAQs, tutorials) written by you
A blog featuring your unique voice and personality
A directory of the best content in your topic, whether it be your own work or links to other sites
A discussion forum where you serve as community leader
A bio page with your contact info

All About.com Guides are considered freelancers who work online and set their own schedules, giving them the flexibility to log on from anywhere in the world whenever they have the time. With no timesheets to fill out and no timecards to punch, working for About.com gives you the flexibility to write when you want, even if you have a full-time day job.
The compensation is based on page views - the more traffic you get, the more money you get. But all Guides, no matter what, make a minimum of $725 a month. Want to know more? Visit http://beaguide.about.com.
We’re currently expanding our news and issues channel and are seeking a writer with significant experience living in China to write about contemporary China, including family life, the arts, religion, pop culture and the nation’s rapid development, with an eye towards providing a deep background and reference on Chinese culture and current events. If you’d like to learn more, please visit http://beaguide.about.com.

Web Producer (Part-Time) - WIS Television is seeking a weekend web
producer for WIStv.com. Duties include, but are not limited to, writing,
updating, and posting content to the web, including news stories and
streaming video. News writing, HTML, Photoshop experience preferred but
not required. Candidate must be available to work weekends and
holidays. Must possess good communication, AP-style print writing and
problem-solving skills. Please send cover letter, resume and news
writing samples to: Linda Hughes, Personnel Administrator, WIS
Television, PO Box 367, Columbia, SC 29202. No phone calls or emails.
EOE. An employment application may be downloaded from the WIS website
and mailed with resume (http://wistv.com).

BOOKER/EDITORIAL PRODUCER

Cable television network in Manhattan is looking for a qualified
individual to fill the position of part-time Booker/Editorial
Producer. The ideal candidate will have an existing political rolodex
and be comfortable with daily guest booking as his/her main
responsibility. Candidates should also possess a demonstrated
ability to research and write questions, call for graphics and brief
the host before each interview. Candidates will be expected to read
national and local newspapers for updates and topic ideas, provide
research on selected topics, and background research on studio
guests.?At least two years of experience in television/cable industry
and knowledge of the five boroughs is preferred. Mon thru Thurs; 28
hours per week. Please include salary requirement with resume
submission and e-mail to: tvinnyc2006@yahoo.com?EOE

PT Sports Producer
This position requires a strong knowledge of national and local
sports which is complemented by the ability to produce creative
sportscasts. Duties include: the organization and content of the
sportscast including the words, pictures and electronic graphics.
Applicant must be willing and able to deliver content to multiple
information outlets, including broadcast and on-line.

Top candidates must have good organizational and time management
skills. He or she must be able to handle multiple tasks, perform well
under deadline pressure, be attentive to detail and work well with
other members of the team. The ability to edit videotape, preferably
with experience in non-linear systems is required; experience in
Avstar or Inews newsroom software is preferred. This position will
require nights and weekend work. Professional experience in
television or a sports related field is required. A college degree is
preferred.

WXIA-TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we will consider all
qualified candidates regardless of race, color, national origin, sex,
age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, family
responsibilities, disability, education, political affiliation or
veteran status. We solicit your assistance on this opening and future
possible openings. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply by
e-mailing resumes to: jobs@11alive.com or fax to: (404) 881-0493 or
mail to: WXIA-TV, 1611 West Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta, GA 30309.
No phone calls please.

WMUB has an opening for a part-time Staff Announcer/Morning Edition
anchor. This position will involve hosting local segments of
National Public Radio’s Morning Edition including newscasts, traffic
and weather reports plus other information as appropriate.

WMUB’s broadcast studios are located in a spacious facility in
Oxford, Ohio, on the campus of Miami University. WMUB reports to the
President’s Office of Communications. We serve the region of
southwestern Ohio, southeastern Indiana, and parts of northern
Kentucky, with service to parts of the Cincinnati and (principally)
Dayton markets. Our program schedule includes NPR news magazines and
talk shows, daily local talk shows, Car Talk, Garrison Keillor, and a
nighttime jazz format.

Duties of this position include:

A daily Monday through Friday board shift of at least 3 hours;
Assembling and delivering newscasts each half-hour throughout the
morning;
Writing and voicing spot news stories for later use;
Preparing occasional feature-length stories or two-way interviews;

Qualified applicants will have: a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism or
Mass Communication or equivalent experience; a minimum of two years
of radio hosting experience with a smooth and friendly public radio
style; a solid journalistic work ethic and the ability to create a
smooth blend between the NPR feed and locally-inserted material.
Necessary skills include: board operation; hosting; computer skills
including digital editing; field reporting, interviewing, writing
and production. Other desirable experience may include: hosting
talk shows and working with and training students.

This is a part-time hourly position of approximately 20 hours per
week with limited University benefits. Miami University is an
Affirmative Action/EEO employer. Minorities and women are encouraged
to apply.

Application review will begin December 28, 2005. Please submit:
letter of application; air check CD including samples of newscasts,
long-form and short-form stories, interviewing and hosting; resume;
names and complete contact information for three references.

To: John Hingsbergen
Chair, Morning Edition Anchor Search
WMUB Public Radio
200 Williams Hall, Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
513.529.5894, fax 513.529.6048, hingsbje@wmub.org

Can you ably handle a high-pressure position in the online newsroom in the eye of a hurricane? Foresee the trickle-down impact of a merger? Understand the implications of a signed bill? Recognize that the wire alert concerning the death of Simon Wiesenthal, Barbara Bel Geddes, Ozzie Davis, Shelby Foote or Gene Mauch requires action? Notice that Ponchatrain, restauranteur, judgement and idealogue are misspelled? If it all happens at once, do you crack – or shine? When huge news occurs, would you come in, on your day off, to bolster coverage, write and crop Flash galleries, refine quick questions, help with blogging efforts, line up a chat guest, evaluate audio and video, create locator maps and help to refine our online packages? All while not short-changing other deserving news?

Our 24/7 news team seeks a committed, experienced all-star online journalist to join our News team.

This person works with USATODAY.com’s news directors to select, format, package and display news stories and features on the website’s home page and other News section pages. Must demonstrate sound news judgment; a broad knowledge of all news subjects; a keen sense of competition in posting breaking news; an ability to edit and format stories quickly under deadline pressure; a talent for writing crisp, creative, accurate headlines and cutlines; exactitude with grammar and punctuation; creativity to package text, visual images and audio to enhance story-telling; ability to select and crop photos to shape a visual story and an aptitude for translating news direction into appropriate online presentation. Needs to be detail-oriented and demonstrate creativity to present content in innovative fashion using various forms of media. Should be familiar with the USA TODAY brand. Familiarity with and adaptability to various online publishing and content tools, including basic HTML/XML, Dreamweaver and PhotoShop a plus. A bachelor’s degree, or equivalent, and journalism experience are required.

Currently we’re hiring for two positions. One would include nights and weekends; one might be overnights Sunday-Thursday exclusively. Scheduling is subject to change and often is based on seniority.

A part-time position is possible for a seasoned apps-savvy online vet able to work independently weekend overnights.

My contact info:
jlbrannon@usatoday.com
Jody Brannon
Executive producer, news

Star magazine, the celebrity weekly, is looking for a few good freelance
copy editors for our closes. You should know your way around QPS and Copy
Desk, be familiar with AP Style and have a knack for turning out clean copy
under tight deadlines. Send resumes (and any questions) to Elizabeth Herr at
eherr@starmagazine.com.

KIRO-TV Employment Opportunities
UPDATED: 1:23 pm PDT June 8, 2005

PART-TIME REPORTER
KIRO-TV seeks an experienced, enterprising and energetic hard-news part-time/on-call reporter. This seasoned journalist will join a newsroom that emphasizes breaking news, investigative reporting and severe weather coverage. We’re looking for a reporter who has ideas, digs for extra information, writes well, loves “live” and expects to win. Previous reporting experience required. Applicants must be available for various shifts including early morning, weekends, and holidays as required. For consideration, send resume and tape to Doug Culver, Asst. News Director.

NIGHTSIDE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Looking for an experienced news manager to lead our night team to an even higher level of success. Must have good leadership and people skills. Must have good news judgment, strong producing skills, and know how to execute branding within a newscast. Must have experience working with veteran reporting staff. Must be able to oversee a fast-paced newscast with emphasis on active live shots, breaking news, and high local story count. Must work closely with News Director and veteran management team. Send tape and resume for consideration.

MORNING EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
KIRO is looking for a Morning Executive Producer who can lead a team to success. Must have stellar producing skills and even better people skills. You must know how to execute a plan with great detail. Looking for a leader, not just a manager. Will oversee large staff and be responsible for overall show content, producing, and branding. Prefer Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and five years producing experience. Two years news management experience is required. Send tape and resume to Michele Morin. No phone calls please.

WRITER/PRODUCER
KIRO 7, Seattle’s CBS affiliate, is looking for a topical and image writer/producer. If you have what it takes to write and produce compelling promos in the 12th largest market, we would like to talk with you. Minimum three years experience. Non-linear editing a plus. Send tape and resume to Human Resources for consideration.

Send all resumes to:
KIRO TV
Attn: Human Resources
2807 Third Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121

KIRO-TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with the FCC’s EEO regulations, any organization that regularly distributes information about employment opportunities to job seekers or refers job seekers to employers may request that it be provided notice of KIRO-TV job vacancies as they occur. If your organization would like to be notified of such vacancies, please contact Human Resources at KIRO-TV, 2807 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121 or hr@kirotv.com. Each organization that wishes to be given notice of job vacancies must provide its name, mailing address, telephone number, and contact person, and identify the category or categories of vacancies of which it requests notice. (An organization may request notice of all vacancies).
Proof of eligibility to work in the U.S. will be required upon employment.

> Part-time People copy editor, 17.5 hrs./wk. Reads and edits copy for style, sense, spelling, accuracy and grammatical correctness. Works on Macs using QPS. Will work with writers, reporters, editors, photo editors and designers to see stories through the editorial process.
> Requires: relevant educational background; excellent spelling and grammar skills; strong computer skills; must be able to work quickly and neatly under deadline pressure; must be organized and show good attention to detail; good interpersonal and communication skills; must be able to work long, late hours on closing nights. Not required but would be a plus: copy editing or proofreading experience, working knowledge of QPS and Quark Express. Please send resume to alexandra_debiasi@timeinc.com.
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