E. W. Scripps is looking for top-notch news producers in several markets across the country. The top three are KTNV in Las Vegas, WTVF in Nashville and WTKR in Norfolk, Va.
If you are a newsroom leader looking for a challenging opportunity, then this is the place for you to create, lead and organize content for multiple platforms utilizing strong editorial, journalistic, organizational and communication skills. Scripps is looking for the best of the best. Click here for more specifics and how to apply.
Las Vegas has a reputation as an adults-only playground. However, just beyond the Strip, residents enjoy pleasant suburban communities, world-class restaurants and beautiful parks undisturbed by the glare of neon lights. Cultural institutions and numerous museums offer quiet alternatives to the Strip, while nearby state and national parks offer ample opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Nashville is famous for the Grand Ole Opry and twangy honky-tonks, but music is just a byproduct of the larger city culture. Food is also a really big deal. While known for traditional meat-and-three joints and hot chicken, Nashville has also become a creative incubator for many award-winning culinary white coats.
Residents also have a fair share of blue in their wardrobe as swarms of Tennessee Titans (NFL) and Nashville Predators (NHL) fans periodically take over the town on game days. There are a lot of activities for families too. Centennial Park, the Adventure Science Center and the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere are often packed with strollers on weekends.
Norfolk, Virginia, is located in the metropolitan area of Hampton Roads. The metro area is a bastion of port activity, and Norfolk is considered the hub of the area’s economy, culture, and history. From critical military establishments to streets lined with coffee shops and antique stores, living in Norfolk means access to hip businesses, outdoor activity, and a comprehensive transportation system that makes it easy to work and play throughout Hampton Roads. Bounded to the west by the Elizabeth River, some Norfolk real estate features waterfront access. Residents can also access shores along the Atlantic Ocean, the Chesapeake Bay, and numerous other rivers within a short drive of the city center. The city is divided into numerous historic and modern districts. Some of the historic neighborhoods in Norfolk were originally small towns and still feature their own main street areas with shops and eateries.
Fort Myers Broadcasting’s WINK Fort Myers-Naples, Fla. (DMA 53) need a full-time a network administrator IT responsible for managing and maintaining the local area network utilizing leading edge infrastructure and systems, including Cisco, VMware and VoIP.
You will support specialized on-air broadcast systems, news, sales and production systems, as well as end-user systems support. This is a hands-on position in a mid-sized news-oriented broadcast television environment. Must have Windows Server/Desktop OS understanding and proficiency.
You will provide technical guidance and support to end-users and support wireless & remote connectivity installation / management / support. Must have leadership and advanced troubleshooting / analytical skills and experience with web-based applications. Must be able to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment with constant deadlines. Related military experience will be considered.
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Fort Myers is on the west coast of Florida, about two-hours south of Tampa, but just miles away is Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel Island, and Naples. U.S. News & Report designated Fort Myers as the #1 place to retire in the country. Nestled alongside the Caloosahatchee River, Fort Myers is a midsize metro area. It has retained its small-town heritage though, with a charming downtown lined with shops and restaurants, many of which are dog-friendly. Museums, parades, festivals, theaters, parks, historical sites and art galleries pepper the metro area and its social calendar.
The median home price is $220,000 and there is no state income tax in Florida.
KUSI San Diego (DMA 29), which describes itself as “a leading independent news station and San Diego’s local leader,” is looking for a dynamic assistant news director.
This position plays a leading role in all editorial meetings, lead producer rundown meetings, assisting in the management of the stations’ news operations, establishing goals and directing the staff that produces 9 1/2 hours of local news daily.
You will be responsible for managing content delivery for all broadcasts, scheduling of all newsroom personnel, and direct content generation to web and mobile platforms.
The position works closely with senior management to establish news content and review daily newscasts to ensure quality control and brand compliancy, subsequently provide feedback to all news staff, especially producer staff.
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San Diego residents recognize how fortunate they are to live in an area famous for its sunny weather and impressive beaches. But there is much more to this Southern California beach city than initially meets the eye. Lifestyles vary depending on whether you seek a beach, or an urban or suburban environment. Regardless, residents do not want for things to do, ranging from outdoor activities to free museums to entertainment venues.
San Diego offers world-class dining, professional sports and entertainment options typical of a large metro area, but the patchwork of distinct neighborhoods fosters strong community ties. Residents gather at festivals and farmers markets, meet friends at beaches and parks, and regularly bump into friends and acquaintances at local bars and restaurants.
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