Who they are: Card Player Media is a worldwide gaming industry magazine that works in a fast-paced environment.

Editorial/layout coordinator duties: You would be responsible for making all of the editing changes to columns, feature stories and so on using InCopy. Must be highly organized and detail-oriented with knowledge of proofreader's marks and Associated Press style guidelines. Coordinator would be responsible for collecting, organizing, and tracking submitted columns, stories, tournament results, industry happenings and tournament schedules. You would be responsible for coordinating between advertising and editorial departments to plan each magazine, putting together the ad index and table of contents for each issue and updating Web magazine content.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=magnews&ID=6535.

This photographer provides photographic coverage of spot news, enterprise and sports in Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania. This person works closely with the news editor/photos, news editor and staff in the bureau and the National Photo Desk in New York City to ensure coverage of daily spot news, scheduled sporting events and regular enterprise. This photographer generates enterprise projects that add a dimension beyond the daily report. This person also provides in-depth coverage of a variety of stories through multimedia storytelling. Travel for assignments is required.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=photoj&ID=6533.

This reporter will be part of a team covering Florida for state, national and international wires through accurate, aggressive and thorough reporting, beat development and strong and compelling writing. This newsperson will concentrate on population growth and infrastructure needs in one of the most diverse and crowded, as well as fastest-growing, states in the country. This person would work closely with member newspapers and broadcasters to meet their needs and incorporate their news contributions into AP coverage.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6532.

This reporter will provide coverage of federal courts and legal issues in the metro Detroit area, including the Detroit offices of the US attorney and the FBI. This reporter will work with the Michigan news editor to set beat agendas and develop aggressive breaking news and enterprise reporting for the AP's global newspaper, online and broadcast audience and report with the context and scope needed for a global audience. This reporter will maintain responsibility for aggressive news coverage, including story idea generation and source development that lead to AP exclusives and impact stories.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6531.

They are seeking individuals who range from entry-level with relevant communications experiences during college to experienced PR professionals of up to eight years. Previous PR agency or government public affairs experience is preferred. Exceptional writers, resourceful problem-solvers, creative storytellers and blue-sky thinkers need only apply. If you have the desire and ability to work on many of the most pressing issues that affect the world today, Xenophon Strategies wants to hear from you.

To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, and three writing samples or clips of proactive media placements, preferably formatted as PDF files, to: careers@xenophonstrategies.com. To learn more about Xenophon Strategies, go to www.xenophonstrategies.com.

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 is necessary. Applicant needs demonstration of skills by performance in audition or air check, supported by references and pre-employment interviews. Needs to be available 24 hours per day, seven days per week, and for extended periods of overtime and able to control high stress periods and heavy workload. A valid Virginia driver's license should be obtained within 30 days of employment, and an acceptable driving record maintained. Applicant must have 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 and the ability to lift and transport standard camera equipment.

To apply: 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.

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

Roles and responsibilities:

Plans and develops overall marketing and communications outreach strategies for promoting events, services and membership benefits.

Coordinates and implements the sponsorship program(s) for various events.

Writes press releases promoting events, award winners and other products and services; writes biographies of event speakers and award winners for publication.

Creates marketing materials to better market products and services including marketing kit, exhibits and displays, handout materials and advertisements to support membership, training, conferences, etc., and sees these products through to production and distribution.

Develops and maintains a schedule of communications outreach and marketing efforts via Excel to include project, due dates, audience, delivery method and actual date disseminated or launched.

Writes and manages monthly marketing e-mails sent to targeted audiences; maintains press list and various e-mail lists.

Develops marketing-related surveys (attendee, member and readership) and compiles feedback.

Stays abreast of communications and marketing trends and techniques and finds cost effective ways to implement new initiatives.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in communications, public relations, journalism, marketing or related field and a minimum of one year of experience in a similar public relations or marketing position; preference will be given to experience in the non-profit sector.

Qualifications include proficiency in MS Office including Excel, excellent oral and written communication skills using a variety of styles (press releases, marketing, Web), project management skills, ability to work independently and in a team-based environment, outstanding Internet research proficiency and excellent time management skills.

To apply, send resume and cover letter via e-mail to erickson@same.org.

Desk located in Atlanta.

Broadcast editors on the South Regional Desk will help write and file the top broadcast news in a 13-state region stretching from Delaware to Florida and west to Louisiana and including the District of Columbia. They are part of a dynamic, 24/7 operation and work with editors from text, photo, multimedia and video to ensure AP owns the coverage in all formats.

Editors report to the South Editor and deputy, and they work closely with state editors, writers, news editors and reporters in bureaus around the region to make sure AP state and regional broadcast content is accurate, well-written and moves quickly. Editors ensure that urgent news is filed promptly and accurately. Editors monitor broadcast reports and Web sites, making sure the AP is competitive in the region. Must have outstanding news judgment and the ability to write and edit quickly in a competitive atmosphere. Must be able to work with a wide variety of reporters, VJ's and editors to deliver news that meets the needs of broadcast outlets and the entirety of AP's diverse, worldwide customer base, Web sites and wireless devices. Some nights and weekends required.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6442.

The Santa Maria Sun is the Santa Maria Valley’s largest news publication and its main source for in-depth news, as well as comprehensive sports, arts, and entertainment coverage. This weekly embodies the best values of community-driven alternative journalism. With a total circulation of 20,000 from Lompoc to the Five Cities, the Sun always strives to be smart, engaging and relevant for our diverse set of readers, while challenging them to think beyond and beneath the headlines. The Sun is owned by the independent New Times Media Group, which also owns the New Times in San Luis Obispo.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6451.

This producer assists in the planning and execution of all video content across a multi-state region stretching from Delaware to Florida and west to Louisiana.

The incumbent stays in close touch with the bureaus in the region. This includes talking to TV stations, obtaining user-generated content, and making contacts in the region. This individual works closely with other South desk formats (text, photos, multimedia) to ensure AP owns the coverage in all formats. The producer writes, edits, shoots, voices and packages content.

The producer works closely with broadcast in Washington including participation in morning and afternoon editorial planning conference calls. He or she must have outstanding news judgment and the ability to seek out untold stories.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6441.

The Florida Times-Union launches soon, so if you're interested shoot a résumé to: tujobs@jacksonville.com. Please include in the subject line: FL-TU and reference the position for which you are applying. You may, also, fax your résumé to 904 359-4076 or mail to:

The Florida Times-Union

Attn: Human Resources

One Riverside Avenue

Jacksonville, FL 32202.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6439.

Essential duties: Produce and post daily news, sports and entertainment material from KTVU news reports, digitize video from news reports, feeds from reporters in the field and feeds from content partners, write and edit text taken from scripts and wires, create slideshows from stills captured from video feeds, must be available to work nights and weekends.

Skills and abilities: Must be familiar with basic HTML coding and use of a publishing system and have working knowledge of Photoshop and the use of video editing software.

Qualification requirements: 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.

Language skills: Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures or governmental regulations. Ability to write reports, business correspondence and news stories in a concise, balanced manner free of bias, distortion or poor taste.

Reasoning ability: Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts and draw valid conclusions. Must be thoroughly professional in all aspects of journalism. Must be well read on current affairs and have a wide-range working knowledge and understanding of general interest subjects, current events and people in the news.

Résumés and tapes will be accepted until position is filled.

Please indicate your referral source. No phone calls, please.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newmed&ID=6432.

Planetizen (www.planetizen.com) is the nation's most popular information exchange for the urban planning community.

The ideal candidate will have an educational background and relevant experience in urban planning or a closely-related field, as well as strong editing skills and experience managing projects.

Typical Responsibilities and Tasks:

·Manage the day-to-day operations of Planetizen.

·Represent Planetizen at conferences, meetings, on telephone calls and other public interactions.

·Manage Planetizen's daily newswire, including editing news articles.

·Cultivate, coordinate and edit weekly Op-Eds and other feature articles, including interacting via e-mail and telephone with authors.

·Use Web development tools and a sophisticated content management

system to manage the Planetizen Web site.

·Manage a team consisting of three to five people in developing Planetizen features, products and services.

·Coordinate Planetizen's annual Top 10 Books list.

·Coordinate Planetizen's annual Top Web sites list.

·Participate in weekly strategy meetings with Planetizen editorial staff.

·Coordinate, edit and produce new online courses.

·Coordinate special projects, as necessary.

·Cultivate and manage publication of a second book.

·Brainstorm new ideas and projects.

·Develop and sustain partnerships with allied organizations.

·Optimize Planetizen operations.

·Perform quality assurance testing of Web applications, working directly with the developers and project managers.

·Design use-case scenarios for testing of Web applications.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newmed&ID=6433.

Visiting Nurse Associations of America

You will report directly to the VP of Communications and Development. With a total staff of just 20, we’re not the largest, the best funded, or the most well-known advocacy group in Washington. We are, however, a place where your work can make a profound difference; a place where your communication skills will be valued, nurtured, and allowed to flourish.

As the Web Content and Communications Specialist, you will have your hand in almost every communication to our members, sponsors, staff and the public. Your role is central to getting our message out, connecting with our current members, attracting new members, and gaining the support of the public. We will look to you to redesign our Web site while providing a consistent clear recognition of VNAA and its mission.

Expectations for your First Year

The following are the primary areas of focus during your first year as the Web Content and Communications Specialist:

Interview staff, members and sponsors to understand their needs and how they currently use our Web site. Study other organizations and research best practices in Web site design and functionality. Develop new functionality and ideas for how the Web site can best support and advance the mission of VNAA and provide practical, useful information to policymakers and the general public.

Collaborate with each department to develop fresh content for the Web site, edit material for the newsletters, write press releases and develop other external communications as needed. Improve the Web site and other communication vehicles to best support member service and organizational objectives.

Review Web site content for relevance and timeliness, identifying and updating out-of-date information. Perform quality checks to eliminate typos, broken links, functionality errors, and poor interface. Research ways to build web traffic, and generate repeat usage.

Contribute to the communications strategy for each department. Your input on messaging and communications strategy will be vital in helping them meet their departmental objectives.

What’s Attractive to the Right Candidate?

Our members are a national treasure that most people have never heard of; working with our members is one of the best parts of the job.

Our work is vital to improving the quality of life of millions of American families, and your work is vital to communicating our mission. You will be at the center of our communications strategy and viewed as an essential and valued member of the association - contributing to the success of every department.

You can spread your wings here. Our Web site is due for a redesign and fresh look and you will take the lead in this endeavor.

We are a collaborative team full of thoughtful, bright, future-focused professionals. You won’t have to clamor for attention, we already know that your finely honed communications skills are integral to our success.

Working here, there are few obstacles to get things done - we have a powerful bias toward action. If you have a better way of doing something you can usually get the approval just by walking down the hall and talking to someone. We don’t have a crushing bureaucracy and we don’t debate things to death, there is simply too much important work to do. You’ll hear “Good idea. Run with it” far more than you’ll hear “We haven’t decided that yet.”

We offer a competitive benefits package and compensation package and have a great downtown location at 900 19th St, NW, near Farragut North (Red Line) and Farragut West (Blue and Orange Lines) Metro stations.

Responsibilities

As the Web Content and Communications Specialist, you will:

Oversee the operations, maintenance, and development of the Web site.

Coordinate program design, HTML coding, testing, debugging, and documentation of the Web site with technology vendor(s).

Collaborate with MIS consultants to review information systems and assist in development of improved systems to enhance efficiency in operations. Assist MIS consultants in maintaining connection, intranet, e-mail, and firewall security.

Coordinate support for IT Systems. Provide basic on-site help for minor IT issues with the support of our IT support vendor mindSHIFT.

Oversee print material by working with vendors, performing light editing and developing content. Preserve the integrity of VNAA branding and messaging.

Format, review and edit content for posting on the VNAA Web site.

Work with staff to revise, edit and post the VNAA newsletter, “Member Update,” generating content as needed.

Train select staff to properly format content and post to the Web site.

Monitor budget for Web site development and enhancements.

Review and refresh content information to assure it is current and inclusive of all VNAA activities.

Respond to member questions and orient members regarding Web site usage.

Provide support to the Vice President of Communications and Development in drafting content for external communications content, including press releases.

Experience, Skills and Attributes of the Successful Candidate

The successful Web Content and Communications Specialist will demonstrate the following experience, skills and attributes:

Experience:

Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate field; journalism, design, information technology, or communications.

Three or more years experience in a similar position required; experience with desktop publishing and design using electronic media a plus.

Skills:

Proficient in HTML, HTML editor, CSS, Photoshop, Quark or similar software with a working knowledge of Illustrator, Flash, Adobe

A working knowledge of databases such as Access.

Strong web design and impeccable editing skills.

Attributes:

Excellent Communicator. You have the ability to communicate clearly in copy and in person and you enjoy it.

Strong Editor. You provide consistency and accuracy in copy and are meticulous about details.

Priority Management. You manage priorities with ease even though you are working with every department individually and have multiple deadlines.

To Apply

Search conducted by Staffing Advisors. Please send resume and cover letter to:

Webcommunications@Staffingadvisors.com

To learn more or apply, visit www.teachforamerica.org.

We are looking for an enthusiastic person with good people and creative writing skills for a marketing position in an established architectural firm. Must be hard working, outgoing, and driven for success. The position requires that you make phone contact with potential architectural clients and follow-up with customized marketing material. It also entails writing, compiling and submitting proposals, writing articles and maintaining and updating marketing material. Must be a fast learner and able to work under the pressure of deadlines. Efficiency in Microsoft Office is a must. Current ability to use Adobe PageMaker, Adobe In-design, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Adobe Photoshop or similar programs would be helpful. If not currently efficient, some of these programs will need to be quickly learned. Experience in graphic layout is helpful. Starting salary will be determined by ability. Benefits are provided.

Rena Ott, Controller

TRIAD Architects

784 Morrison Rd.

Columbus, OH 43230

614.751.1833 p

614.751.8018 f

KFWD is seeking an Account Executive who will be responsible for the aggressive pursuit of revenue increases from existing accounts, and the active prospecting and development of new business. This position requires a minimum of two years broadcast experience.

Requirements:

*Bachelor’s degree in marketing or business preferred.

*Must have knowledge of Microsoft, Excel, PowerPoint, TV Scan, and Scarborough

*Minimum of 2 years broadcast sales experience.

Contact:

Human Resources

606 Young St.

Dallas, TX 75202