Broadcast / New Media Jobs
The BIG TV Job List This site spiders the Web gathering TV job openings from all the TV station Web sites, packages them and e-mails them to subscribers every two weeks. Go to this site to sign up. TVNewsGigs.com Search by job type, salary range, etc. About.com's Broadcast Jobs page TVNewz.com's Jobs page TVJobs.com TVTalent.com Site for TV news journalists seeking work. Agency-related site. TVSpy.com Jobs Page Audition tapes, resumes and more. SportsCastingJobs.com Landmark Communications Hiring for The Weather Channel, The Travel Channel, various TV stations and Virginia newspapers in Norfolk and Roanoke. NAB Broadcast Career Center FabJob.com TV Jobs NextStep A TV news journalism jobs site that helps you on your next step in your career. RadioTVJobs.com Bloomberg TV and Print Jobs Corporation for Public Broadcasting Jobs Page TV Producer Jobs Page Footnote.tv Run by Stephen Lee, a lawyer and former Chicago Tribune journalist, this site deals with issues behind some of the top shows on TV. TVEyes.com Keep track of keywords mentioned on TV. You can do a free demo try, but it costs for a user log-in. CNET Jobs Page A great site for writers, editors and copy editors. Internships, media resources and more. TalentTrainers.com A talent coach who does a weekly coaching and offers a free jobs page. National Public Radio Internships Vault/TVSpy Career Guide to Agents & Auditions Looking for a TV news job? You've got to know about two things: picking an agent, and sending in an audition tape. The book advertised on this site says, "The best way to make sure you succeed at these crucial tasks: read the TVSpy Career Guide to Agents & Auditions, written by Don Fitzpatrick, the founder of TVSpy and a TV broadcast legend." Cost of the book is about $30. Illinois News Broadcasters Association One of the largest state broadcast news groups in nation, with radio and TV members from across the Land of Lincoln. Also has some great job listings for all journalists. Dolan Media Management A TV consulting firm designed to "address the dramatic demand for managers and producers."
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