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From left: Lola Kulinova, Gulmira Osmonova and Ulukbubu Amirova from Kyrgyzstan and broadcast journalism professor Mark Krieger, in conversation with students, other faculty and SPJ members Monday at John Carroll University. SPJ held a luncheon for the delegation in the Tim Russert Department of Communication and Theatre Arts at JCU. The group was hosted in this city by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs.
Photo by SPJ Cleveland vice-president Audrey McCrone
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SPJ's Cleveland Pro Chapter and Campus Chapter at John Carroll University had the opportunity on Monday to host a delegation of four radio and television broadcasters from the Kyrgyz Republic at John Carroll University.
The group included Lola Kulinova of Volna Issyk-Kulya TV and Radio in Karakol, Gulmira Osmonova of the Mediamost Public Foundation in Talas, Ulukbubu Amirova of Radio Salam in Batken and Bekmamat Kochkonov of Public TVR Company E1TR. They were accompanied by two Russian interpreters and two people from the Cleveland Council on World Affairs.
The discussion ranged from our visitors' experiences founding new, independent media following the collapse of the Soviet Union to their current efforts to promote gender equality, diversity and community in their work.
One highlight of the event was Amirova's singing: In a rich and beautiful voice, she shared the jingle written by staff at Radio Salam in the southern city of Batken, when the station first went on the air a decade ago.
"We were basically imitating what we saw or what we heard on the airwaves," Amirova said in Russian, through an interpreter, to chuckles from her Kyrgyz colleagues. (The photo above was taken shortly after this comment.)
"We didn't know a jingle was called a jingle. We knew that there had to be something preceding the newscast, so we made up jingles of our own."
WCPN morning show host Eric Wellman and Amirova, who at one time hosted Radio Salam's morning show, also drew chuckles when they shared their experiences of reporting for work very early in the morning in cold weather.
John Carroll broadcast journalism professor Mark Krieger shared experiences in operating a community radio station with Osmonova. Krieger later took the group on a tour of WJCU-FM 88.7, the John Carroll campus and community radio station.
And Kochkonov's experience of operating public television and radio under the same roof prompted Wellman to comment on Ideastream's similar setup.
The delegation was particularly interested in knowing about the role of SPJ in support of journalists throughout the United States. We discussed things like the Legal Defence Fund, which helps reporters and editors embroiled in court cases, and the lobbying efforts of SPJ at state and national levels for legislation such as shield laws to protect journalists from having to reveal anonymous sources who could suffer harm as a result.
Carrie Buchanan
SPJ Cleveland vice-president
Faculty adviser to the JCU campus chapter
and Assistant Professor at John Carroll
For more details, see this story by campus SPJ member Dan Cooney in the Feb. 3 edition of The Carroll News. |
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Sunshine Summit coming up Feb. 26
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Preparations are under way for the Ohio University SPJ and RTDNA chapters' "Sunshine Summit," bringing together student journalists and professionals from Ohio and beyond to discuss press freedom issues confronting student journalists.
The conference will include a series of panels, guest speakers and breakout sessions that will educate journalists throughout Ohio about current laws regarding access to information, university policies and how to protect the FOI rights of student journalists.
The summit is Feb. 26 at the Walter Hall Rotunda on the campus of Ohio University. For more information, visit the summit website or follow the event on Twitter at @OHSunSummit.
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It's Ohio SPJ Awards application time!
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It is time again to prepare entries for "Ohio's Best Journalism" - SPJ's statewide contest for print, broadcast, online, trade and college journalists. The deadline is Feb. 25 (it must be postmarked by that date) which is in four weeks!
The official Call for Entries is now available online here. Download the awards program PDF, read the rules and regs and print the forms that follow those. And please share this information with others in your organization!
We are lining up SPJ chapters in other states to serve as judges this year. Your work makes their judging effort well worthwhile.
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SPJ Cleveland announces 2011
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SPJ Cleveland is now accepting applicants for its annual Philip W. Porter Scholarship competition, which provides $1,000 per year for four years to a student entering college with the intent of practicing journalism upon graduation. The competition is open to 2011 graduating high school seniors in Cuyahoga, Lake, Ashtabula, Lorain, Medina and Geauga counties. High schools in these counties are encouraged to select one student from the school to apply.
Applicants must be in the upper third of their class, nominated by a staff member at the high school, the only nominee from his/her high school, must intend to enter the journalism profession after graduation, and have all application materials must be submitted by April 1.
After the Scholarship Committee has reviewed all applications, it will select and interview finalists. The committee will determine the winner within one week after personal interviews.
A $4,000 scholarship will be awarded to the winner. The student will be entitled to $1,000 upon entering the college of his/her choice, and $1,000 for each of the next three years as an undergraduate, provided satisfactory grades are maintained and ongoing documentation for proof of same is forwarded each semester to SPJ. Exact reporting requirements will be reviewed with the winner at the time of the award.
Application material will be posted as soon as possible on the SPJ Cleveland chapter website:
www.spjchapters.org/cleveland.
Send materials to:
SPJ Scholarship Committee,
c/o Prof. Jae-won Lee
Cleveland State University
2121 Euclid Ave., MU-278
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
If there are any questions, contact the chair of the SPJ Scholarship Committee,Dr. Jae-won Lee, or the president of SPJ Cleveland, Claudia Taller.
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Job opportunities
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Thanks to Kelly Blazek for her dedication and commitment in seeking out most of the jobs posted below. To receive her full newsletter (we only excerpt media-related jobs) see the separate box headlined Cleveland Job Bank below.
The Greater University Circle Neighborhood Voice
Three positions
1. Cover Story Writer
Qualifications: Strong interviewing, reporting and fact-checking skills; strong proficiency in grammar, punctuality, sentence, story structure and headline writing; ability to dig deep into issues; proficient in Associated Press style; creative and personable; deadline driven; positive attitude, team mentality.
Compensation is between $300 -$400 for 900 words.
2. Online editor
Responsibilities: Pitch two to three story ideas weekly; write 100-400 word articles for print and online publication; post new stories or transfer stories from print edition to website once per week (every Friday); adhere to Associated Press Style and Neighborhood Voice editorial guidelines; must be available during production night (the last Monday of each month until June); assist in "final read" process during production.
Qualifications: At least two to three years (sophomore, junior or graduate level) print
journalism education/experience with a focus on newspaper, magazine or online reporting; strong research and interview skills; strong command of grammar ("The Elements of Style" preferred) and the Associate Press Style book; must be an organized self-starter who can handle responsibility and work well in a team environment; quick learner; strong work ethic; positive attitude, team mentality; deadline driven and dependable.
This is a paid position. (15 hours per week; Three days per week.)
3. Freelance Copy Editor
Responsibilities: Line-edit copy for publication; check for grammar, punctuality and structure.
Write concise and creative headlines, a MUST; must be available on our production night, which is the last Monday of each month until June.
Qualifications: Experience copy editing school publications is preferred, but not required; strong proficiency in grammar, punctuality, sentence, story structure and headline writing; ability to make reasonable and fair editorial decisions; proficient in Associated Press style and "The Elements of Style;" creative and personable; strong work ethic; positive attitude, team mentality.
This is a paid, freelance position.
Applicants should possess some knowledge of the Evergreen Cooperatives business model. For information please visit www.evergreencoop.com
Please email resumes here or mail to the following:
Greater University Circle Neighborhood Voice
Attn: Publisher/(Position Sought)
1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 1510
Cleveland, OH 44115-2001
ASSOCIATE EDITOR, INDUSTRY WEEK
Penton is seeking an Associate Editor to join the Industry Week team in the Cleveland office.
IndustryWeek, the magazine and Website serves senior executives in U.S. manufacturing. IndustryWeek supplies manufacturing executives and operations management with information and insight into key issues, strategies, trends and technologies to help them advance their organizations in today's highly competitive global economy.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Reporting on manufacturing technology issues for the magazine, Website and e-newsletters.
Develop online and print news and feature articles, and deliver interesting, accurate copy on tight deadlines. Contributes to events such as IW's Best Plants Conference and Excellence in Action plant tours.
Position Qualifications:
At least three years of journalism experience and a broad understanding of the key issues facing manufacturing leaders. Proven ability as a skilled editor and writer, is adept at creating both digital and print products, is a team player, and is capable of playing a role in developing new initiatives for the property.
Most possess and exhibit a high degree of energy, strict attention to detail and an acute sense of creativity.
Apply to:
laura.desler@penton.com
Subject: Associate Editor, Industry Week
SEO CONTENT SPECIALIST - ROSETTA There are three main areas of concentration for content specialists: onsite optimization, offsite optimization and content strategy. Content specialists can choose one area to focus on or more than one, based on their individual interests and skills. Onsite Optimization Ideally a Web page will have 250-500 words on a page and custom title and Meta tags that use 3-6 keywords. By using these keywords throughout, a theme for that page will become more evident to the search engines. The keywords selected for a particular page should be weaved throughout the page's content and code. Keywords with the most monthly searches should be used in the most prominent positions, such as starting a title tag. Onsite optimization tasks include, but are not limited to:Conducting keyword research; Writing title, Meta description and ALT tags; Writing on-page copy; Optimizing on-page copy; Identifying and optimizing header tags Offsite Optimization Many tactics are utilized to increase the number of inbound, relevant links to pages on a site. Quality inbound links serve as a "vote" for that page by another, and help the search engines to 1) Understand the page content; 2) Establish that the page is worth being linked to; and 3) Judge the page as an authority on a certain topic. Press releases and articles are syndicated online to increase the number of links into the client's site. At least one link is created by including the site's URL in the boilerplate. Some newswire sites allow more links to be embedded in the press release, so we create links using keywords as anchor text, pointing to relevant, lower level pages on the site. The links should be spread out within the release, with only 3-4 links per release. Offsite optimization tasks include, but are not limited to: Writing press releases / articles ; Optimizing press releases / articles; Adding optimized boilerplate to press releases; Embedding links from keywords to selected pages on Web site; Identify target industries for PRWeb and 24-7PressReleases.com; Syndicate press releases and articles based on client strategy Content Strategy Each client may need a unique approach to onsite and offsite content. A press release process deliverable and an article strategy already exist to help educate clients on our tactics. Additional strategies should be developed, based on the following steps: Analyze Web site to determine if more content is needed on- or offsite; Review existing press room to see what type of release topics are being created currently; Optimize any recent, existing press releases and have the optimized version reposted to site; Determine if industry would benefit from original articles; Post articles somewhere on site and/or syndicate them online to create links Job Requirements More than two years' work experience in developing interactive content; Deep experience in creating content migration, sourcing, and maintenance plans, taxonomies, working with content management systems, digital asset management, databases and SEO best practices; Strong knowledge of content strategy and online user interaction best practices; Demonstrated ability to lead content strategy throughout the entire web development process; Thorough understanding of how to communicate effectively in a digital environment; Expert level attention to detail; Experience collaborating on design of complex web sites and evaluating web interfaces; Ability to analyze customer needs and define strategies for meeting them; Knowledge of Internet-based business, e-Commerce models, and financial services is a plus; Ability to partner and collaborate with internal and external teams; Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills; Excellent organizational skills and an ability to manage multiple simultaneous projects. If you are looking for a high profile position with plenty of room for growth and leadership, this is the opportunity for you. We offer a competitive salary, benefits, performance bonuses, and a great working environment.
Apply here.
ANCHOR/REPORTER - WTAM RADIO
Newsradio WTAM 1100 has a full-time opening in its award-winning news department. Duties include covering local news events and anchoring newscasts. The applicant should have field and "behind the mic" experience, strong writing skills and a passion for broadcasting. Web skills, including video and photo editing are a plus. Closing Date: 2/14/2011
Send audio CD's or mp3's and written resumes to:
Darren Toms
Director of News Operations
6200 Oak Tree Blvd.
Suite 400
Independence, OH 44131
dtoms@wtam.com
SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER - HIGHLAND PR
Immediate need for an award-winning designer to take the reins of our design department. This job is for the designer who thrives on variety, as the Senior Graphic Designer will have responsibilities that encompass the entire design process from concept to press-check; they will oversee and share all design-related responsibilities within the agency including identity design, campaign development and implementation; and advertising design and submission. They will also be share responsibility for interactive media design and implementation. The Senior Graphic Designer will work directly with the agency's other graphic designer and account managers, as well as vendors including printer reps, photographers and others as needed for completion of projects. Learn more here. To apply, e-mail Leigh Greenfelder.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER - FABER-CASTELL CREATIVITY FOR KIDS
As an integral member of the FCUSA Creative Team this individual will foster a "Team-Focus Approach" essential in maintaining the "Team" culture we value in our organization
Create designs, concepts and layouts based on knowledge of aesthetic design concepts.
Determine arrangement of illustrative material and copy and select style and size of fonts.
Develop graphic solutions for product packages, instructions, collateral materials and marketing.
Prepare illustrations or rough sketches for presenting concepts.
Maintain archive of all images, photos and final work
Use computer software to generate new images
Use creativity and knowledge to assist in the development of original concepts
Requirements:
1-3 Years Graphic Design Experience Preferred
Ability to create graphics from thumbnails to production ready designs
Ability to organize working files in a clear and orderly fashion
Macintosh User
Proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign required
Knowledge of Flash, QuarkXPress and Freehand a plus
Ability to work in fast-paced environment
Ability to accept criticism and design critiques with a positive attitude
Good written and verbal communication skills
Dynamic self-starter possessing a high degree of independent thinking and strong problem solving skills.
Creative individual with a keen sense in identifying design trends
Experience in package design a plus.
Please submit a portfolio of samples of your creative work with your resume in JPEG or PDF
We encourage applicants to familiarize themselves with our products and brand style by visiting our website at www.creativityforkids.com and www.fabercastell.com
Please include your compensation expectations with your resume in order to be considered a candidate for this position. Apply here.
WEB DESIGNER - TEMPORARY - TORCH GROUP EXECUTIVE SEARCH
Role is Interim - 12 weeks Location: Akron, OH
JOB DESCRIPTION:
One of Northeast Ohio's largest retail companies seeks a Web Designer for a 3 month, full-time contract assignment that may convert to a full-time position for the right person. The position has the overall responsibility of providing design and front end coding for extensive regional email marketing campaigns as well as web page, collateral and print work in support of the web design team.
EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION:
· Minimum of 3-5 years web design and development experience.
· Retail experience preferred.
· HTML, Dreamweaver, Flash, Java
· Bachelor's degree in graphic arts, design, or other related field.
SKILLS/CHARACTERISTICS:
· Take direction; work independently.
RATE: Commensurate with experience.
Apply here.
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Cleveland Job Bank
| Check Kelly Blazek's website for details on jobs in marketing, public and media relations, development, media, graphics/web design and more. Many of the jobs listed above are reprinted from Blazek's newsletter, for which we are grateful.
| To subscribe and get the full list, e-mail the Cleveland Job Bank. For more information, go to the website or write to Kelly Blazek. Also see the website for listings of out-of-town job search websites.
Please Note: The jobs on Blazek's list are ONLY in communications related occupations.
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 Writer's Week is a service of the Cleveland chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. It is updated weekly and edited by Carrie Buchanan, John Carroll University journalism educator, assistant editor Emily Gaffney, a John Carroll University student, and associate editor Dr. Richard Hendrickson. Send news items and job & internship postings to spjcleveland@me.com
Address: Cleveland SPJ,4337 Chanticleer Drive, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-1906
Chapter e-mail: Cleveland@spj.org
President: Claudia Taller ctallerwrites@wowway.com
SPJ Cleveland Chapter Web site: http://www.spjchapters.org/cleveland/
The Society of Professional Journalists works to improve and protect journalism. SPJ is dedicated to encouraging the free practice of journalism and stimulating high standards of ethical behavior. Founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi and based in Indianapolis, SPJ promotes the free flow of information vital to a well-informed public, works to inspire and educate the next generation of journalists, and protects First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech and of the press.
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Come and meet
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Join us for lunch on Feb. 23, when SPJ Cleveland and the National Association of Black Journalists will host Debra Adams Simmons as the special guest speaker.
Simmons, the new editor of the Plain Dealer, came to Cleveland as the PD's managing editor in 2007, and was previously editor in chief of the Akron Beacon-Journal. She has also worked at the Detroit Free Press, The Virginia Pilot, the Hartford Courant and the Syracuse Herald-Journal.
Originally from Hartford, Conn., Simmons earned her bachelor's degree from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications and the College of Arts and Sciences. She is a graduate of the Northwestern University Media Management Center's Advanced Executive Program in its Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
In addition, Simmons is on the board of directors of the Associated Press Managing Editors and is a member of the American Society of News Editors, where she has served on the First Amendment, diversity and international committees.
It's hard to think of anyone better qualified to talk about the state of the news business today and the challenges of leadership.
The luncheon will be buffet style, in the Pogue Room at the City Club, 850 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44114. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for non-members and $17 for students, and includes the buffet lunch.
Space is limited so
RESERVE ONLINE now!
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There is more information on most of these events in the space below
Sunday, Feb. 6
Media in Flux:
Can We Still Turn Pages?
9:30 a.m., First Unitarian Church, 21600 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights
Wednesday, Feb. 23
Meet the Plain Dealer's new Editor
Debra Adams Simmons
This event is sponsored jointly by
SPJ Cleveland and the National Association of Black Journalists
City Club, Pogue Room
850 Euclid Ave., Cleveland
12 noon
Friday, Feb. 25
Entries due (postmarked)
Ohio SPJ Awards 2011
Get rules & application form here
Saturday, Feb. 26
Sunshine Summit
Ohio University
Athens, Ohio
Sunday, March 27 The Digital Community and Us: How Are We Affected? 9:30 a.m., First Unitarian Church, 21600 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights
Friday, April 1
Philip W. Porter Scholarship
application deadline
SPJ Scholarship Committee
c/o Prof. Jae-won Lee
Cleveland State University
2121 Euclid Ave., MU-278
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
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No need to wait around for Superman
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Several student media advisers concerned about the fate of journalism in high schools across the country have started a website to serve as a clearinghouse for teachers who need help fighting the elimination or reduction of their school's programs.
The advisers call their group the Scholastic Journalism Institute, and they encourage people who are concerned about the future of journalism in secondary education to check out their site at thinkSJI.org. The site includes a map of recent program cuts and urges educators to push harder against growing efforts to drop journalism programs in high schools.
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Since 2007, SPJ has held the Reporters Institute program to benefit early-career journalists. Graciously funded by the Sigma Delta Chi Foundation, the program brings 36 reporters together for three days of training, networking and camaraderie.
The Institute was developed by industry trainers and young journalists who were dealing with the same challenges participants face every day. Those in years 1-3 of their career are invited to apply for the June 12-15 (broadcast and video) or July 10-13 (print and writing) programs. Learn more and apply for the program here.
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SEEKING GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY
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Public Radio International, The Center for Public Integrity and Global Integrity are collaborating on a high-profile project to rate each state's risk for corruption. The effort represents the first in-depth, data-driven account of government transparency and anti-corruption mechanisms in all 50 states, using on-the-ground reporting, high-quality data analysis and citizen engagement.
The project is hiring reporters on a $5,000 stipend and requires part-time work between April and December with reporters spending roughly 100-125 hours on and off in the second half of this year. Timetables can vary depending on the reporter's schedule. Find out more about the project, or contact Caitlin Ginley.
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Two Sunday forums
focus on media
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The First Unitarian Church's Sunday Forum series has two upcoming sessions of particular interest to journalists.
Media in Flux: Can We Still Turn Pages? on Sunday, Feb. 6, will explore the rapidly changing nature of the media and what the repercussions are for this rapid change. Lauren Rich Fine, former Wall Street media analyst and current Kent State University professor, will speak.
The Digital Community and Us: How Are We Affected?, will take place on Sunday, March 27. This program will explore what effect media will have on community and personal interaction. Lev Gornik, VP of Information Services and Chief Information Officer at Case Western Reserve University, and Dan Moulthrop, co-director of Civic Commons, a new Northeast Ohio online community, will speak.
Both programs are free of charge and will be held at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland, 21600 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights at 9:30 a.m. For more information call (216)751-2320.
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Internships in Journalism
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PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERN - LANDAU PUBLIC RELATIONS
Landau Public Relations is now accepting applications for its summer internship program - The Landau Summer Experience. Students who have completed their junior year with a sound academic record and a passion to learn more about our industry are invited to apply.
This program will give you hands-on experience at a public relations agency. You'll learn from all of our areas of expertise, and in return, we'll help you build your portfolio with solid writing examples and real results. This is a paid, full-time internship (June - August 2011) in Cleveland.
Ready to start your future this summer? Visit here
and print an application. For more information, contact Alicia Gauer at
agauer@landaupr.com
No phone calls, please.
DEADLINE: Friday, March 4, 2011
CONTENT & PRODUCTION INTERN CLEVELAND BROWNS
The Cleveland Browns Content & Production Department is looking for qualified, highly motivated individuals to assist throughout the 2011 NFL calendar year. Candidates must be organized, quick learners and able to work under strict deadlines.
Job Responsibilities
· Shooting practice and games, as well as organizational events
· Lighting and shooting interviews
· Producing, scripting and editing video features
· Logging, digitizing and labeling footage
· Live audio operation (for press conferences/interviews)
· Output video features to multiple tape and digital formats
· Administrative and other duties - as assigned
Desired Qualifications
· Must have experience shooting and editing sports, preferably football
· Knowledge of Adobe After Effects and Adobe Photoshop a plus
· Excellent knowledge of video editing principles (non-linear).
· Working knowledge of Avid Media Composer.
· Experience using video encoding software, such as Sorenson Squeeze.
· Working knowledge of Microsoft Office
· Exceptional time management and organizational skills, with the proven ability to multi-task
· Outstanding communication skills
· Ability and willingness to work non-traditional hours (including nights, weekends and holidays).
· Must be self-motivated
· Team player
Apply here.
MEDIA AND TRAFFIC INTERN - POINT TO POINT
Point to Point is searching for a Traffic and Media Intern, with the possibility of full time employment upon completion. You will be responsible for media research, planning and buying functions as well as assisting the Production Manager with daily workflow. This position requires a can-do attitude that is backed by a strong passion to learn and go above and beyond what has been asked to help our clients succeed. If you are a resilient and determined problem solver who is resourceful and accountable, you just might be the rock star we are looking for.
Requirements
Proven problem-solver
Demonstrated deadline orientation with strong follow through
Independent thinker and doer (self-starter), Results driven, Analytical thinker
Understanding of media planning and buying principles
Effective communicator, Strong negotiation skills, Ability to multi-task
Strong attention to detail, Highly organized, Team player, Comfortable in a fast-paced environment
Affinity towards technology and interactive media
One internship or relevant work experience
Must be a senior with an expected graduation of Spring or Summer 2011
Responsibilities
Media research, planning and buying, Vendor negotiation, Insertion/purchase order generation
Invoice reconciliation, Project management, Scheduling/traffic monitoring
Proofreading, Quality control and testing, Obtain ad specifications, Ad fulfillment
Analytics setup and reporting, Ad placement monitoring
Are you ready to learn more? If you believe you are cut out for this role, contact us today. Drop us your resume and cover letter by email at
heyreadthis@pointtopoint.com
In the subject line, be sure to reference the job title Traffic and Media Intern.
SUMMER INTERNSHIPS - CLEVELAND FOUNDATION
The Cleveland Foundation is seeking undergraduate, recent college graduates and graduate students to apply to our summer internship program. This program offers students meaningful career-related work and knowledge about the Greater Cleveland non-profit and public sector community. Interns are paid $12 per hour for full-time work and attend a weekly seminar highlighting key organizations and programs being conducted in the local non-profit and public sectors.
Application deadline is today, Feb. 4. Personal interviews with select applicants will be conducted by early March. Interns will be notified of their acceptance into the program in early April. The internship program begins on June 6 and ends on Aug. 19.
The application form and additional information:
http://tinyurl.com/8b5k5f
If you have any questions about the program, contact Nelson Beckford, program officer at (216) 615-7259 or
nbeckford@clevefdn.org
The 16 projects are grouped into four clusters: strengthening nonprofit organizations (capacity building), testing new ideas and innovative solutions (game changers), providing programs and services to vulnerable and underserved populations,
and governmental agencies addressing vital issues.
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Laurie Mitchell Marketing & Communications Executive Search has been retained for the following search assignments:
- 2 Directors of Internal Communications/Cleveland
- Law Firm Marketing/New Business Director/Cleveland
- 2 Media Relations Managers/Cleveland
- Brand Manager/CPG/Big Box/Cleveland
- 3 AD Agency Account Supervisors/NEO
- VP/Digital & Social Media/Cleveland Agency/Cleveland
- EVP/PR Agency/NEO
- 3 PR Agency Senior Account Executives/Cleveland
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