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JOB TITLE:
 		BLOGGERS, WRITERS, CITIZEN JOURNALIST, FREELANCERS
COMPANY:
 		ALLVOICES.COM
LOCATION:
 		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
DESCRIPTION:
Allvoices.com is looking for a contributor who loves blogging and journalism. This person will be writing reports for the citizen journalism portal allvoices.com. One can get paid up to $ 10,000 for contributing on Allvoices.com
This is an excellent opportunity for a person with a keen interest in journalism and online news who would like to be compensated for writing about them. Visit http://allvoices.com/journalism for more details.

Requirements -
Creative writing.
Ensure that materials are accurate in terms of grammar, spelling, style, and consistency
CONTACT:
email to:  tara@allvoices.comtara@allvoices.com

Mailing address
1 Sansome Street
San Francisco, CA 94104
Skype: allvoices.com

JOB TITLE:
 		WEB CONTENT PRODUCER
COMPANY:
 		RECORDNET.COM
LOCATION:
 		STOCKTON, CA
DESCRIPTION:
Recordnet.com, is the online edition of The Record (55,000 daily, 60,000 Sunday). 

The Web Content Producer will be responsible for developing multimedia
content, shooting video, creating graphics, building photo galleries,
fostering community interaction online, posting breaking news items,
writing headlines and proofing content. This is a full time position in
the newsroom.

The ideal candidate should have a bachelor's degree and at least two
years of experience, basic HTML and CSS knowledge, audio and video
editing skills, and proficiency in graphics software such as Photoshop
and Flash.

This job also calls for someone with strong news judgment and
communication skills. We value original thinking that will enhance the
Web content of Recordnet.com.

The Record is at the heart of a competitive, growing market, less than
two hours from the San Francisco Bay Area and Lake Tahoe.
CONTACT:
To apply, send a cover letter, resume and samples of your work (URLs or
print) to Online Editor Tara Cuslidge at tcuslidge@recordnet.com  or P.O.
Box 900, Stockton, CA 95201.

JOB TITLE:
 		LIFE REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		POLITICO
LOCATION:
 		WASHINGTON, D. C.
DESCRIPTION:
 		Do you know the ins and outs of Capitol Hill? Are you as interested in the people who work there as in the elected officials? Have you written about culture and arts, and are you interested in how they intersect with politics? If so, we want to hear from you. Politico’s Life team seeks a lively writer and creative reporter to join its growing newsroom. 
CONTACT:
Please send a cover letter, resume and clips to  employment@politico.com , subject line “Life Reporter.” No phone calls, please. Politico is an equal opportunity employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		PHOTOGRAPHER
COMPANY:
 		POLITICO
LOCATION:
 		WASHINGTON, D. C.
DESCRIPTION:
 		Politico seeks a staff photographer to cover Congress, the White House and Washington’s Lobbying community. You should have creativity and good news judgment and be willing to work flexible hours, including night and weekend shifts. 
CONTACT:
Please send a cover letter and resume to employment@politico.com, subject line “Photographer.” No phone calls, please. Politico is an equal opportunity employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		JOURNALIST
COMPANY:
 		NATIONAL MEDIA COALITION
LOCATION:
 		WASHINGTON, DC
DESCRIPTION:
 		Obama Administration – Journalists with at least 5 years of experience interested in applying for President elect Obama's Media Team should fill out the attached National Hispanic Leadership Agenda member organization template, making sure to  indicate National Hispanic Media Coalition as the member organization.
CONTACT:
Applicants should visit the NHLA website at : http://www.nationalhispanicleadership.org    for information on the organization and for review of the " Plum" and " Prune" Books for federal position listing by category. Applicants should forward the carefully completed attached template with resumes to  mgarcia@nhmc.org    We will then forward qualifying candidates’ names and information to NHLA for processing to Obama transition contact persons. The Obama transition persons will be responsible for contacting applicants they are interested in. Spanish language is a plus.

JOB TITLE:
 		HEALTH NEWS REPORTER, EDITORS AND FREELANCE
COMPANY:
 		KAISER
DESCRIPTION:
 		Seeking to fill a niche left by the decline of the traditional news media, the Kaiser Family Foundation is starting “Kaiser Health News,” a news service to produce in-depth coverage of the policy and politics of health care, both for an independent Web site and in collaborations with mainstream news organizations. According to the New York Times, the venture’s budget is expected to reach $3 million to $4 million in two years. The project is one of the most ambitious in a wave of nonprofit online ventures that have emerged as newspapers and magazines cut jobs and newsgathering budgets, the New York Times wrote. The project is currently accepting applications for reporters, editors and freelance journalists.
CONTACT:
Interested journalists should send a cover letter, resume and clips to Paula Velez at the Kaiser Family Foundation, at   pvelez@kff.org

JOB TITLE:
 		CITY BEAT REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		TRI-CITY HERALD
LOCATION:
 		TRI-CITIES, WA
DESCRIPTION:
The Tri-City Herald, a McClatchy Co. newspaper in southeastern Washington's
growing and diverse communities of Kennewick, Richland and Pasco, needs an
experienced city beat/general assignment reporter.

We are looking for candidates who:

* Have at least two years of varied multimedia reporting experience and the
ability to work independently in a competitive market.

* Can write accurate, clean and compelling stories and website content
quickly on deadline.

* Have developed solid enterprise reporting skills as evidenced by clips of
trend stories, features and hard-hitting news reports.

* Know how to develop sources and report on sensitive topics.

* Can juggle multiple daily assignments with website content, longer weekend
pieces and project reporting.

We offer a team known for consistent aggressive, prize-winning coverage, as
well as competitive pay and benefits. We are an equal opportunity employer
and welcome diverse applicants. The ability to speak Spanish is a plus.
CONTACT:
Send letter, resume and 8 to 10 clips to Rick Larson, Managing Editor, P.O.
Box 2608, Tri-Cities, WA., 99302, or to rlarson@tricityherald.com.

JOB TITLE:
 		REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		THE STATESMAN JOURNAL
LOCATION:
 		SALEM, OR
DESCRIPTION:
 		The Statesman Journal in Salem, OR, is looking for someone to primarily cover community and high school sports. Previous sports-reporting experience is desired, but we'll consider a recent college graduate with a previous sports reporting internship or experience covering sports in college. Ability to take photos and/or desire to learn multimedia a plus. We're located about an hour south of Portland, an hour from the Cascade mountains and an hour from the coast. We're seeking to fill the position as soon as possible.
CONTACT:
Please send cover letter, resume, and clips ASAP to: Victor Panichkul, Managing Editor, Statesman Journal, 280 Church St. NE, Salem, OR 97301. Or email to:  vpanichk@statesmanjournal.com.

JOB TITLE:
 		REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		POLITICO WHITE HOUSE
LOCATION:
 		WASHINGTON, D. C.
DESCRIPTION:
 		Politico seeks an enterprising reporter and confident writer for its new White House team. This is your opportunity to join a newsroom that quickly put its mark on election coverage as the new administration takes office. Successful applicants will have reporting experience and show a demonstrated interest in politics.
CONTACT:
Please send a cover letter, resume and clips to employment@politico.com, subject line “White House.” No phone calls, please. Politico is an equal opportunity employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		EAST MULTIMEDIA EDITOR
COMPANY:
 		ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOCATION:
 		PHILADELPHIA, PA
DESCRIPTION:
 		Based in Philadelphia, PA, the East Multimedia Editor leads the AP's multimedia and graphics content for the region. Working with the regional editor, deputy and other managers, the multimedia editor leads staffers in the bureau to produce stellar online and graphics coverage from the region by creating multimedia presentations and developing multimedia storytelling talent in the bureaus. The Multimedia Editor will work on both spot and enterprise projects, and will be the point person for multimedia training in the region. This person will work closely with bureau news editors to develop Multimedia content for the best stories in the region. He or she makes assignments for journalists in the bureaus. In coordination with the Multimedia and Graphics Department in New York, the Multimedia Editor will ensure that top stories are packaged with graphics, slideshows, interactives and/or raw multimedia. The incumbent takes the lead for managing the region's best video opportunities. He or she works very closely with Photos, especially on enterprise that involves slideshows.    
CONTACT:
For more information, and to apply for this opportunity online, visit::
http://careers.ap.org/viewjob.html?erjob=13263&eresc=ERNOTIFY

JOB TITLE:
 		ENTERPRISE EDITOR
COMPANY:
 		ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOCATION:
 		PHILADELPHIA, PA
DESCRIPTION:
 		Based in Philadelphia, PA, the Enterprise Editor develops, assigns and files enterprise stories in the region. Focuses on non-daily coverage and works with other managers on the desk and news editors in the bureaus to ensure the AP provides thoughtful, substantive journalism that complements the daily report and commands attention from news consumers. The editor pushes for enterprise with impact, working with reporters and news editors on idea generation and beat planning.
CONTACT:
For more information, and to apply for this opportunity online, please visit::
http://careers.ap.org/viewjob.html?erjob=13243&eresc=ERNOTIFY

JOB TITLE:
 		REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		CHITOWN DAILY NEWS
DESCRIPTION:
 		We're looking to hire a journalist who's got great reporting and writing chops, as well as some familiarity with Ruby on Rails and database-driven reporting. The position will mostly involve beat reporting. But we'd like someone who can pitch in on CAR projects and site development as well. The ideal candidate will have between two and five years of experience at a daily newspaper, radio or television station, though we'll consider recent J-graduates with exceptionally strong clips and tech skills.
CONTACT:
To apply, ship a resume and links to at least three clips to jobs@chitowndailynews.org

JOB TITLE:
 		REPORTERS, COPY EDITORS, & GRAPHIC DESIGNERS
COMPANY:
 		METPRO/LOS ANGELES TIMES
LOCATION:
 		LOS ANGELES, CA
DESCRIPTION:
The Los Angeles Times anticipates openings for reporters, copy editors
and graphic designers of diverse backgrounds and life experiences for
our two-year training program. Metpro offers the formal training and
support that motivated, aspiring journalists need to succeed in our
newsroom. Recent college graduates or journalists with limited
professional experience are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be
eligible to work in the U.S.
CONTACT:
The application packet is available at
 www.metpronews.com  . For more information, contact Randy Hagihara, Senior
Editor for Recruitment, at 213-237-7992 or at
randy.hagihara@latimes.com 

JOB TITLE:
 		ASSOCIATE EDITOR
COMPANY:
 		NEW YOUTH CONNECTIONS (NYC)
LOCATION:
 		NEW YORK CITY, NY
DESCRIPTION:
 		ASSOCIATE EDITOR for professional, nonprofit monthly magazine written by New York City public high school students on social, political, and personal issues (circ. 70,000). Duties include: training and supervising a diverse teen staff in writing and reporting, developing story ideas and issue themes, editing stories and managing magazine production. $38-$41K.

QUALIFICATIONS
            The two editors of New Youth Connections (NYC) work intensively with a group of young people between the ages of 14 and 20 to shape a magazine that reflects the concerns and interests of New York City teens. Our writers have a lot to say but often have marginal skills and little or no journalism experience. In addition, many are struggling with and writing about significant emotional issues related to their family, school and home life. The ideal candidate would work well with young people, be intuitive and empathetic, have excellent writing and editing skills, and some background in journalism and teaching or youth work. The ability to plan and meet deadlines is essential.
            In addition, this job requires the ability to work effectively in a loosely structured environment in which broad goals have been determined, but in which the editor has a very large measure of autonomy and responsibility for figuring out how to achieve them.
 
RESPONSIBILITIES
            The associate editor works closely with the editor to produce NYC, which comes out every six weeks during the school year. Duties range from helping writers come up with ideas and assigning stories, to collaborating with the art department, to proofreading final pages. Following is a list of major responsibilities in their approximate order of importance:
 
Supervise & Train Teen Writers. At any given time you will be developing one-on-one collaborative relationships with up to a dozen teen interns and volunteers. You’ll help them explore their lives and experiences, develop and focus their ideas, and guide their reporting as they interview their peers and adult experts. You will occasionally accompany them on assignments in many New York City neighborhoods. Most importantly, however, you’ll hold regular story discussions and provide careful readings and detailed written comments on their writing, helping them work through as many as a dozen drafts of each story to produce a publishable piece under deadline pressure.
 
Edit Student Work. You will be expected to edit each piece for content, clarity, fairness, accuracy, grammar, usage, and style. You will edit a range of stories, including personal essays, reported stories, and reviews. You will also work with a range of writers, including teens who don’t know when to stop writing and teens who need to have each paragraph pried out of them. Because many of our stories are about personal experiences, you will also work closely with writers to help them identify and describe the key emotions and experiences they want to convey. Editors often take on a counseling role as they help guide writers through their stories and their lives. You will work collaboratively with each writer to find the form, structure, style and story length appropriate to the topic, the writer’s ability, and the interest of our readers.
            It is also important to provide thoughtful feedback on stories you’re not directly responsible for. NYC is a professional publication and our editors adhere to high journalistic standards.
 
Co-teach Intensive Journalism Workshops. Together with the other editor, each summer you’ll give a group of 10 teen interns a crash course in the basic skills they need to write and report. You’ll then supervise them as they prepare their stories for publication. You’ll also help plan and facilitate regular editorial meetings and discussions with writers throughout the year.
 
Production. The editors work together on story selection and layout, headline writing, proofing galleys, selecting artwork, and other production-related tasks. (A full-time desktop publishing person assembles the pages.) These often require several late nights during the two weeks before we go to press.
 
Collaborate on Youth Communication Projects. Youth Communication publishes two magazines, often has several book projects underway, and also provides occasional staff development training to teachers and child welfare workers. From time to time you will be expected to attend conferences, provide input on funding proposals, and participate in special events and other organizational activities. Our small adult staff maintains a cooperative work environment. Job responsibilities are sometimes indistinct and often overlap.
 
Youth Development. While it is not required that the associate editor have a background in youth work, social work or counseling, it is essential that, over time, editors become familiar with emotional and developmental issues and how to use narrative techniques to work with youth from a strengths-based perspective.
 
Freelance Work: Because of the demanding learning curve, no freelance work is permitted during your first six months. In addition, our experience has been that editing a Youth Communication magazine does not allow for any but the most occasional freelance work (unless you do not sleep). If you expect to continue or initiate a freelance career, this is not the job for you.
 
HOURS/PAY/BENEFITS
            Schedule: We work on a one-year cycle. While you’ll be starting in the middle of the school year, this is not typical (or ideal) for our new editors. It is very important to us that you commit to work for a complete school year—at least through August 2010.
            Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.         
Vacation/Benefits: Youth Communication offers 8 holidays, plus 15 vacation days and 3 personal days the first year, though vacations must be scheduled around our publishing requirements. After three months you are eligible for a fully paid individual health plan. After six months we offer a modest pension plan and Transit Checks.
            Salary: $38,000-$41,000/year, commensurate with experience in teaching, youth work, journalism, editing, writing and supervision.
           
  <>ABOUT YOUTH COMMUNICATION
 
OUR MISSION
            Youth Communication helps New York City public school students develop the attitudes and acquire the skills and information they need to make thoughtful choices about their lives. We do that by:
            • training teens in journalism and related skills;
            • producing publications written and illustrated by young people;
            • encouraging teens and the adults who work with them to use our publications to stimulate reading, writing, discussion, and reflection.
            We currently publish two magazines: New Youth Connections, founded in 1980, is a general interest magazine with a readership of 200,000 in New York City. Represent is written by and for young people in foster care and is distributed nationwide.
            We also have published more than 70 anthologies of our teens’ best stories in books and booklets, which we market through direct mail and on the web.
            Several underlying principles inform our activities:
            • Teens need a public forum for sharing their experiences, exploring the issues that affect their lives, and identifying their common concerns. Our magazines are designed to provide that forum.
            • For young writers and artists, producing a magazine for their peers is a powerful learning experience. Through a rigorous process that begins by reflecting on their own experiences and place in the world, our students acquire a range of skills and develop the self-awareness necessary to effect change in their lives and in society at large.
            • Teens who read little else are motivated to read stories which accurately reflect their experience and concerns. The stories we publish provide a rich source of information and peer perspectives.
            • Reading and writing remain the best ways to encourage reflection, promote thoughtful discussion, and stimulate the imagination. Literate citizens are essential to the survival of a diverse, democratic society.
 
OUR ADULT STAFF
            Including the position you’re applying for, our adult staff of 11 includes nine full-time staff: a publisher/executive director, two editors for each of our two publications, an editorial director, an administrative director, a marketing director, and a production director; and three part-time staff: an administrative assistant, a desktop publishing assistant, and an illustration instructor.
CONTACT:
Please submit your resume, cover letter, and two writing samples through regular mail
(no e-mail, no phone calls).  We are unable to respond to resumes unless you
are selected for an interview.
Send resume, cover letter and two writing samples to:
 NYC,
224 W. 29th St., 2nd fl.,
NY, NY 10001.

People of color strongly encouraged to apply. No calls or e-mail, please.
 
Interviews will be scheduled on a rolling basis until the position is filled. We will contact only those candidates we intend to interview. Please read more about Youth Communication and New Youth Connections at http://www.youthcomm.org  before applying.

JOB TITLE:
 		NEWS/SPORTS REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOCATION:
 		SAN ANTONIO, TX
DESCRIPTION:
The Associated Press seeks a News/Sports Reporter for its San Antonio,
Texas.

The reporter would write, report and edit breaking news, game stories
and enterprise for print, broadcast and online. The incumbent vigorously
pursues breaking news and news tips of all kinds with the needs of a
24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week wire service in mind. He or she
promptly handles member requests, routinely offers original story ideas,
identifies news trends, develops sources, and contributes high-impact
spot and enterprise reports. Areas of concentration would be the San
Antonio Spurs basketball team and all other news from a region that
includes San Antonio, the nation's ninth-largest city, and extends south
to the Mexican border towns of Del Rio and Laredo, west to San Angelo
and east to Victoria. Common coverage themes include immigration, drug
trafficking and violence, the military, urban growth and severe weather.
Staff in this office are also called upon to help with coastal hurricane
coverage, when needed. This person works closely with other AP writers
and editors around the world, including routinely with AP's sports desk
in New York. He or she coordinates all coverage plans with photos,
multimedia, online video, graphics and broadcast departments.

QUALIFICATIONS:
The job requires a minimum of three years of experience as a reporter at
a daily newspaper, broadcast station or wire service with experience
writing both spot news and enterprise. Fluency in Spanish is preferred.
Experience in writing/editing copy for print, broadcast and online is
preferred. The job requires solid news judgment and communications
skills plus familiarity with a team approach to news coverage. The
applicant should be a self-starter with the ability to handle multiple
tasks, effectively manage time and work at any hour. The ideal candidate
will have a proven ability to quickly write stories with flair and
successfully manage multiple coverage beats in any situation.
Familiarity with San Antonio and south-central Texas is preferred.

The applicant must demonstrate ability to cover a wide variety of news,
including business, sports, lifestyles and entertainment. This person
must be able to craft compelling leads and produce highly readable
stories appropriate for a general global audience. He or she must be
able to make snap decisions under intense deadline pressure and in a
highly competitive news arena. The candidate must be able to quickly
write and edit copy to meet AP's standards for accuracy and balance, as
well as style and grammar. Applicants also must have or be able to gain
a strong understanding of AP needs across all platforms, including
online, broadcast/TV, photos and graphics, and the ability to help shape
our coverage accordingly.
CONTACT:
For consideration, go to
  https://careers.ap.org/viewjob.html?optlink-view=view-12863

AP is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		NASA/GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOCATION:
 		HOUSTON, TX
DESCRIPTION:
The Associated Press seeks a NASA/General Assignment reporter for its
Houston, Texas office.

This person will serve as the junior member of AP's NASA reporting team
and expand coverage of a vast and dynamic metropolitan area, including
environmental, health and science issues. The reporter would write,
report and edit breaking news and enterprise for print, broadcast and
online with an emphasis on timely, sophisticated and exclusive stories.
This person works overnights during shuttle missions and occasional
weekend days as part of a general assignment rotation.

The incumbent will vigorously pursue breaking news and news tips of all
kinds with the needs of a 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week wire service
in mind. He or she promptly handles member requests, routinely offers
original story ideas, identifies news trends, develops sources and
contributes high-impact spot and enterprise reports. Areas of
concentration would be Johnson Space Center and news from the nation's
fourth-largest city, including development of an environmental/health
beat in a region with one of the nation's highest concentrations of
chemical plants and refineries. This individual works closely with other
AP writers and editors around the world, coordinates all coverage plans
with photos, multimedia, online video, graphics and broadcast
departments.

QUALIFICATIONS:
The job requires a minimum of three years of experience as a reporter at
a daily newspaper, broadcast station or wire service with experience
writing both spot news and enterprise. Writing/editing copy for print,
broadcast and online is preferred. The job requires solid news judgment
and communications skills plus familiarity with a team approach to news
coverage. The applicant should be a self-starter with the ability to
handle multiple tasks, effectively manage time and work at any hour. The
ideal candidate will have a proven ability to quickly write stories with
flair and successfully manage multiple coverage beats in any situation.
Familiarity with the Houston area and NASA is preferred.

The applicant must demonstrate ability to cover a wide variety of news,
including business, sports, lifestyles and entertainment. This person
must be able to craft compelling leads and produce highly readable
stories appropriate for a general global audience. He or she must be
able to make snap decisions under intense deadline pressure and in a
highly competitive news arena. The candidate must be able to quickly
write and edit copy to meet AP's standards for accuracy and balance, as
well as style and grammar. Applicants also must have or be able to gain
a strong understanding of AP needs across all platforms, including
online, broadcast/TV, photos and graphics, and the ability to help shape
our coverage accordingly.                       POSTED:10/30/08
CONTACT:
For consideration, go to
https://careers.ap.org/viewjob.html?optlink-view=view-12883.

AP is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		REPORTER
COMPANY:
 		THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOCATION:
 		TRENTON, NY
DESCRIPTION:
The Associated Press seeks an aggressive reporter for its Statehouse
bureau in Trenton, NJ. After orientation to AP operations in the state,
this reporter will be part of our team covering politics and government
in the New Jersey capital for state, national and international
audiences.

New Jersey, a diverse state with the nation's 10th-largest population
and its second-highest highest per-capita income, has a tradition of
tough politics and reputation for public corruption. We are seeking a
journalist who excels at investigative and accountability journalism,
has a track record of aggressive and successful source building, is
adept at using documents and public records to break news, and who can
set the agenda by working sources and writing about news and issues
before other outlets.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Candidates should have a track record of excellence as a reporter and
writer with strong news judgment and a commitment to aggressively
pursuing spot news and developing hard-edge enterprise; familiarity with
database work; experience producing multimedia elements; ability to file
stories quickly and cleanly; ability to explain complex issues; be adept
at juggling multiple priorities and working as part of a team. At least
four years of full-time reporting or editing experience at a daily
newspaper, broadcast station or other news organization is required.
POSTED: 10/30/08
CONTACT:
For consideration, go to
https://careers.ap.org/viewjob.html?erjob=12923.

AP is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

JOB TITLE:
 		GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER
FOR GOVERNMENT TEAM
COMPANY:
 		THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN
LOCATION:
 		BAKERSFIELD, CA
DESCRIPTION:
The Bakersfield Californian, an innovative 68,000 circulation newspaper plus
Web site in California¹s Central Valley, seeks a general assignment reporter
for our Government Team, who will also work one editing shift each week and
help us plan our weekend papers. As a reporter, you will be focused
primarily on local colleges and Cal State Bakersfield, a growing four-year
university that is seeking Division I status. We¹re interested in a
storyteller who embraces a variety of writing techniques, does watchdog work
and finds stories that matter to real people, not the officials they cover.
This is the perfect job for a reporter looking to move into editing, as we
want someone comfortable with running local coverage on Saturdays and
reading stories for Sunday¹s paper. We're a converged newsroom, where
reporters are expected to blog, shoot video and break news on the Web.
Editors are expected to push news quickly online. Spanish-speaking ability
is a plus, but not required.
CONTACT:
Please send a cover letter, resume and clips to
Government Team Leader Christine Bedell,  cbedell@bakersfield.com or
 P.O. Box 440, Bakersfield, CA 93302.



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 INTERNSHIPS
 FELLOWSHIPS
 RADIO
 TECHNICAL & OTHER
 TELEVISION
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