Must be able to demonstrate a quality on-air sound, creative production and an active interest in the local community. Requirements include good computer skills and a working knowledge of digital editing tools for multimedia production, programming, script writing and information updates utilized on-air, on-line, mobile and voice applications. A Strong understanding of production techniques, particularly proper utilization of workflow timing, are determining factors in our request for aspiring Production Directors to apply for this career.
All our Radio stations broadcast HD and either simulcast or multicast separate programming. We maintain separate mobile apps, voice skills, and social networking sites for each or our main broadcast channels and seeking talent to help further our digital initiatives.

Sports writing and Play-by-Play experience is also a definite plus with additional income. On-Air personnel are the Radio station’s voice and often the people with whom the public relates. Sports play-by-play coverage extends our local commitment and exemplifies our involvement in the community.

We are an award winning, top rated, small market, independently owned and operated broadcast group in Montana. Local is not lip service, we are community service!

As stated previously, this is a career opportunity for the right person and offers health insurance, dental and vision insurance, a 401K plan with employer match, limited moving expenses and temporary housing.
Enclosed vehicle in good operating condition is a necessary requirement. We are located approximately two miles north of the city and weather conditions demand a four wheel, all wheel or front wheel drive vehicle with good ground clearance.

The Role
We’re looking for a sharp, well-connected reporter to join the Tectonic team. You will write multiple weekly stories, help curate our newsletter and site, and attend key industry events. An important part of this role will be sourcing. We expect you to be plugged into the DC defense scene and to dive even deeper once you start.

This is a full-time remote position, but we will highly prioritize candidates applying from the greater Washington, DC, area.

In this role, you will:
– Pitch, report, and write original stories independently
– Assist with editing, curating, and sending the Tectonic newsletter
– Attend demos, conferences, and events to meet sources and report stories
– Assist with content for Tectonic events
– Conduct research to support reporting and longer-term projects
– Promote stories via social media and other platforms

We’re looking for someone who has:
– 2+ years of journalism experience (reporting + writing)
– Strong portfolio of published work
– Clear, concise, and punchy writing style (check our site for tone)
– Existing network in defense and/or DC policy circles
– Interest in business, science, or tech journalism
– Attention to detail and solid fact-checking skills
– Familiarity with defense, politics, markets, and emerging tech

We’re a small team (for now!) so we’re looking for someone who is a self-starter, driven to grow the brand, and works well within a tight-knit newsroom.

FCI NY Office is looking for a Camera Person to assist the news team with bringing news from the U.S. to a national audience in Japan. The right candidate will support reporters, covering news mainly from North and South America. You will have a hand in creating pre-recorded or live content for the news program FNN News for Japan’s largest media conglomerate, Fuji Television Network. The ideal candidate would find excitement in covering a wide array of topics from culture to entertainment to politics and the UN, as well as having access to special events and work trips.

Main Responsibilities:
• Responsible for shooting news and other video including design, operation of lighting, audio equipment and transportation of equipment.
• Coordinate with Correspondents and News Producers to translate ideas and news stories into video image.
• Shoot to tape and live via satellite and fiber from the studio or on location throughout North, South and Central America.
• Edit video images for transmission or broadcast.
• Coordinate fiber and satellite feeds as requested by FCI for the TV News and Production Departments and Fuji Television Network, Inc., or other affiliates.
• Perform transmission of video footage from location or studio to Fuji Television Network, Inc., or other affiliates. Conduct archive of recorded footages.
• Travel with news or production crew on location and provide relief in driving during on location shoots.
• Maintain the company's ENG equipment and other related equipment. Coordinate repairs and parts procurement. Perform routine surveys to ensure equipment safety and security.
• Keep up-to-date with developments in ENG technology.
• Research, plan and propose future story ideas.
• Prepare and submit payment vouchers for vendor invoices.
• Perform other duties assigned from time to time by FCI Management.

Eligibility Requirements:
• Must live within an hour commute to our NY office or be able to move within 1 hour before beginning of employment.
• Have unrestricted work authorization to work in the United States.
• Ability to work early mornings, late nights, and on weekends when necessary.
• Willingness to work outside of the office frequently.
• Willingness to be on call, as it involves covering breaking news.
• Beginner level Japanese required.

Fortune is seeking an ambitious and smart producer with a love for news and a passion for business journalism to help our global newsroom identify trending news and publish push notifications in real-time.

This Producer, Syndication and Wires will report to our senior editor of distribution and will work closely with colleagues on the audience and global news teams.

The ideal candidate will be comfortable crafting attention-grabbing headlines, generating buzzworthy push notifications, monitoring breaking news and events, and optimizing content for distribution across syndication channels.

You will:

Monitor breaking news, market movements, and social media to flag trending stories to news editors and reporters.
Generate accurate headlines and framing news content from wire services for placement on Fortune.com.
Pitch Fortune content to syndication partners and increase engagement with eye-catching image galleries.
Optimize content for success across platforms with focus on keywords and SEO best practices.
You have…

A background in business journalism, excellent writing and communication skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Experience packaging news content from wire services for placement on websites and/or social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Threads, YouTube and Bluesky.
A passion for framing news stories and knack for SEO optimization.
At least 3 years of full-time newsroom experience, preferably in a similar role.
A digital-first mindset and voracious reading habits.
The ability to work quickly and collaboratively as part of a tight-knit, fast-paced team.
A few of Fortune’s perks and benefits:

20 vacation days and 2 personal days on top of 11 company holidays and an honor-based sick leave policy
Health, dental, and vision coverage (90% paid for individuals and families), along with flexible spending accounts where Fortune contributes to your HSA
401(k) plan
Generous parental leave
Dependent care, commuter, and cell phone benefits
Tuition reimbursement program
A commitment to an open, inclusive, and diverse work culture
Location: Fortune’s U.S. headquarters is in New York City. This role is based in the U.S., and candidates should have authorization to work in the U.S. Candidates based in the NYC area or near one of our other offices will be required to work in the office 5 days per week.

Some great candidates may not fit neatly into what we’ve described above or have key skills we haven’t thought of. If that’s you, don’t hesitate to apply and tell us about yourself.

Salary Range: $70,000 - $80,000. This range is a good faith estimate and may ultimately vary based on a number of relevant factors. 

Family Style, a new arts & culture magazine and digital platform, is currently seeking a freelance assistant to start immediately in its New York office.

This is an entry-level, full time position that is ideal for recent graduates and those early on in their career looking to learn. the ins and outs of an independent magazine. It encompasses a combination of administrative and creative responsibilities, both aiding and participating in the editorial process.

Applicants must have experience in journalism and media, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to handle multiple tasks at once. Ideal candidates will also have vested interests in art, fashion, and design, and a willingness to finish projects to competition. Prior assistant work is a plus.

General responsibilities and requirements include:

Being available five days a week and weekends when needed with advance notice given.
Being available in office five days a week from 9 AM until 6 PM unless otherwise stated or agreed upon.
Opening the office and closing the office located in Downtown New York and executing office operations.
Managing Editor-in-Chief’s day-to-day calendar.
Coordinating team meetings and communications and keep notes for important meetings.
Overseeing Family Style’s internship program including hiring, scheduling, and managing interns, assigning them tasks, and coordinating all processes.
Researching themes, projects, topics, etc.
Assisting with the creation of sales and marketing materials.
Managing issue and item send outs for contributors, advertisers, and more.
Jumping into and leading special projects when needed.

Be the Boss, Make Your Mark on Community Journalism

Job Opening for an Editor and Publisher of two long-established weekly newspapers in the Lower Hudson Valley: the Putnam County Courier and the Putnam County News and Recorder. Experience preferred but not necessary – we will get you up to speed on the unfamiliar parts of the job.

The Editor and Publisher will work with a small staff, including part-timers, volunteers and freelancers, along with vendors and suppliers, to manage all aspects of the business, including editorial, production, advertising, subscriptions, social media, website, community relations and more. The two papers share many resources, including personnel and editorial content.

The editor can work remotely. Like much of the Lower Hudson Valley, it is a vibrant area culturally, socially and politically, with an engaged, sophisticated, small-town and semi-rural readership amid many lakes, beaches, parks, trails and other outdoor leisure opportunities. Manhattan is 50 miles away by car, and there are several Metro North train connections (typically 60-90min) to the city.

There is no requirement to live in Putnam County, but your own transportation will be necessary for meetings, interviews and reporting events. Pay will start in the mid-five figures, depending on experience, with a year-end bonus based on the papers’ financial performance.

Assistant Opinion/Features Editor
Location: dmg::media Head Office – New York, NY 10003
Salary: $80,000 - $90,0000 depending on experience
Position: Permanent

DailyMail.com is seeking an assistant editor on the Opinion/Features desk to join the growing team in our New York City office. This is an in-office position and a 9-hour shift Monday to Friday but applicants must be willing to work flexible hours and shifts as news arises.

Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

- Pitching opinion and feature ideas daily
- Composing briefs for opinion and feature writers
- Editing under tight deadlines
- Restructuring articles
- Researching article ideas
- Fact-checking drafts of opinion and feature articles
- Legalling articles and working on sourcing with reporters
- Working with photo editors to create images to illustrate articles
- Building articles in a content management system

We are seeking professionals with the following experience:

- At least 2 years working as an editor at a newspaper, news website, magazine or television news show
- Understanding of the DailyMail.com brand, editorial voice and audience
- Knowledge of online research tools

Dailymail.com operates a 24/7 newsroom, and all shifts are expected to be worked from the office. Applicants must be willing to work flexible hours.

We are seeking a talented and driven reporter to lead the creation of a new newsletter, which will initially be published twice a week. The newsletter will be a combination of original reporting and distilling large amounts of information from a wide array of sources. This position will serve as the primary writer for the new newsletter.

This is a contract position for six months and requires 20-30 hours of work per week. Payment will be provided monthly as a flat fee. Hours are flexible. If the new newsletter is successful, the contract can be extended or converted to a full-time position.

Key Responsibilities:

Produce clear, compelling writing on complex topics.
Meet tight deadlines while maintaining high standards.
Conduct in-depth research.
Keep up with rapidly developing stories.
Develop or maintain a network of relevant sources.
Collaborate with the editor and other team members.

Qualifications:

Interest in political and business news.
Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Exceptional writing and storytelling skills.
Strong research and analytical abilities.
Familiarity with journalistic ethics and standards.
One to ten years of experience, but those with other levels of experience are encouraged to apply.

The managing editor sets the editorial vision, provides direction and feedback to direct reports and works to build a strong team culture among the partner stations in the three states. You’ll lead an awesome team of beat reporters covering health equity, criminal justice, economic mobility, environmental justice and sports and culture across the three states. You’ll work with a great pair of editors to set coverage priorities and experiment with new ways of storytelling in an ever changing media landscape.

The managing editor also serves as the lead brand ambassador for the newsroom — recruiting and developing talent and elevating the awareness about the regional newsroom within and beyond the collaboration.

Core Responsibilities:

Leadership & Vision
-Determine the direction of beats and team roles in collaboration with the partner stations and newsrooms
-Manage a team of nine (6 reporters, 2 editors and 1 producer) across three states
-Work to maintain a positive team culture among a remote team
-Set expectations and workflow for team members

Editorial
-Work with the deputy managing editor and digital editor on coverage planning
-Maintain current platforms for content and develop new initiatives
-Develop and implement systems for organization of content and distribution
-Serve as the central point of contact for editorial leaders at the stations and at NPR, and often as a connector and facilitator of collaboration
-Continue to expand community engagement and social media efforts
-Provide hands-on editing of radio or digital stories as needed

Business
-Work with the business manager to set budget priorities and spending expectations
-Work stakeholders on hiring new positions as needed
-Work with development director to share newsroom vision with funders

Minimum requirements:
-At least five years of journalism experience
-Bachelor's degree in Journalism, Communications, or a related field

Desired Skills
-A proven track record of editing original, enterprise stories
-Experience managing individuals
-Excellent writing, communication and organizational skills
-Ability to handle multiple complex projects simultaneously and to adapt to changing priorities/conditions

Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) is seeking an experienced managing editor, who's a curious journalist with strong news judgment to help guide, grow and build upon our success as a recognized statewide news source

Our ideal candidate will play an important role in ensuring the excellence and editorial integrity of MPB News. The managing editor will work with the news director to help manage day to day news coverage. We're looking for a dynamic leader who's a self-starter, who can direct our reporting across multiple platforms. This includes developing story ideas, tracking issues and events as well as writing and editing. This position requires a commitment to journalism ethics and principles.

The Managing editor will help guide digital and social media coverage and on a regular basis may be called upon to anchor and host programs. We require someone with at least three years of experience in an editorial or management role. Public radio experience is preferred or have familiarity and awareness of how a dynamic audio story is produced and edited. Mississippi Public Broadcasting is statewide radio/television network and one of three partner stations of The Gulf States Newsroom. This exciting, collaborative reporting project works to plan coverage, share resources, and increase reporting power in the gulf region.

We are an eight-station statewide television and radio network. The news team has been honored with four National Edward R. Murrow awards and several regional awards for excellence in broadcast journalism.