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 Writer's Week
Society of Professional Journalists
Cleveland Pro Chapter Newsletter
June 19, 2013
Deadline For Next Edition: June 21
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President's Message
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Where is Steven Newhouse?
Dear friends:
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Everyone knows the changes that are coming to The Plain Dealer starting Aug. 5. But is our community concerned about the changes taking place in print media and how they will impact us? Are we complacent, as we watch what the media moguls are doing? Is journalism just another business, or is there any accountability to the public? Has anyone come up with the definition of a sustainable business model in the news business?
Yes, this is a time of transformational technological change, with a significant revolution in media production. Generational preferences have influenced changes in the media environment. But will journalism take on a different visage in Cleveland? Will the power of the press still exist as journalists face uncertainty about their futures and possible layoffs?
In March we sent a letter to Steven Newhouse, president of Advance.net, which oversees the Internet vision and strategy for affiliates of Advance Publications, Inc. Newhouse is also chairman of the board of Advance Publications, Inc., owners of The PD, among other publications and newspapers in more than 25 American cities. We invited him to visit Cleveland to participate in a Forum/Town Hall presentation to discuss the future of print journalism. We wanted to invite public officials, professors, students and the community at large to attend. We also offered him the option of a long distance video conference. Despite the letter and follow up, there has been no response from Mr. Newhouse.
Our SPJ Code of Ethics clearly states that as journalists, we are accountable to our readers, viewers and each other. Journalists should:
- Clarify and explain news coverage and invite dialogue with the public over journalistic conduct.
- Encourage the public to voice grievances against the news media.
- Admit mistakes and correct them promptly.
- Expose unethical practices of journalists and the news media.
- Abide by the same high standards to which they hold others.
For years, our favorite PD has brought the world to our doorsteps, informing us, serving as a watchdog, bringing criminals to justice and providing accountability reporting. We have enjoyed the columnists' views and the powerful insights of the editorial writing that have helped to develop public opinion. Will this in-depth coverage and quality continue, or is it at risk? And what about all the faithful readers of the PD who don't have access to the Internet? Please Mr. Newhouse, we want to talk with you here in Cleveland!
Dear readers, please email us with your thoughts and ideas.
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Meet WKYC's prizewinning news team!
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Some of WKYC's winning team (l-r): Brennan Donnellan, currently news director; Lisa Lowry, assignment editor; Chris Tye, morning news anchor; Rita Andolsen, former news director and currently director of advocacy & community initiatives; and Russ Mitchell, evening news anchor.
Photo by Cheryl D'Mello
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Channel 3 WKYC News will be honored on June 21 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., with a Sigma Delta Chi Award for Breaking News Coverage of the Chardon High School shootings on Feb. 28, 2012. At a forum organized by SPJ at their offices on June 13, we heard firsthand about their coverage and the team behind it.
By Cheryl D'Mello
Dynamic teamwork marked the coverage of the Chardon High School shootings on Feb. 28, 2012 by WKYC Channel 3 television. What started out as a typical quiet morning for Lisa Lowry, assignment editor at WKYC, turned surreal as the events taking place 10 minutes from her home at Chardon High School began to unfold.
"It was the first time that Rita Andolsen, then news director, heard my voice shake," she said.
Quick thinking and awareness got the crews out for live, continuous, non-stop coverage. "There was so much chaos, so much going on, with terrified parents and local residents. It was our responsibility to tell the people what was happening," said Andolsen, now the station's director of advocacy & community initiatives.
For Russ Mitchell, the 6 and 11 p.m. news anchor, who was brand new to Cleveland at the time, this was his first major local story.
"9-11 would be what I would compare it to," Mitchell said, adding that it was amazing how the community came together after the shootings. "It was impressive and made me proud of it."
"We got into the DNA of the story by being deliberate and not jumping to conclusions," said Chris Tye, the morning news anchor. "It was a challenge to keep it from being repetitive."
According to Lowry, "We were really providing a public service," as decisions were made to cancel commercials and continue the coverage.
"It was a challenge, to go live with non-stop coverage. We created a new normal," said Andolsen. New technology and backpack journalism helped. "Besides serving our own community first, we had to be mindful that we are a Gannett station and NBC affiliate."
There were calls coming from across the country, pressures from every direction. This was a chance to build networks with other stations.
Brennan Donnellan, formerly managing editor and current news director, was in the trenches in this incident and spoke of the role of social media: "It was a web of interconnected social media conversation going on, and more news people are geared to that side now."
A post mortem of the coverage helped reveal what worked and what did not.
"You apply what you know next time, and it makes the team stronger," said Andolsen. "One of the factors that make the difference is who we are: respectful, compassionate and accurate. I was very proud of the whole team!"
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Starting a new business? Sign up for
the New U Loft boot camp at EIJ 2013 | 
UNITY: Journalists for Diversity, Inc., a strategic alliance dedicated to fair and accurate news coverage about diversity, is offering New U Loft, a 2 day boot camp for current or former journalists planning to start a business.
Planned for Aug. 23 and Aug. 24 at the Excellence in Journalism conference in Anaheim, the boot camp is part of UNITY's mission to achieve diversity in journalism. It offers a number of low cost programs in modules that teach and upgrade skills in:
 - business plan writing
- marketing
- presentation
- market research and analysis
- networking
- budgeting
- branding
If you are interested in attending you can start the application process here. Those who are selected meet with start-up CEO's who are current or former journalists , angel investors and business coaches for intensive training in developing your business. There is also a competition for 2 $20,000 start-up seed grants which will be awarded to the most innovative project as decided by a panel of judges as well as an online vote. When: Friday, Aug. 23 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT) and Saturday, Aug. 24 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT) Where: EIJ13, Anaheim Application Deadline: June 28 Any questions? Contact Doug Mitchell or Alli Joseph. or Click here to learn more |
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Excellence in Journalism
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The list of Breakout sessions for the Excellence in Journalism 2013 conference has been announced. Sign up here soon to make sure you can attend your first choices. There are also some pre-conference workshops planned for Aug. 24. Seating is limited so you will need to sign up soon to attend.
Here's the breakdown by subject. For more detailed information click here.
Social Media
- Digging Deeper with Social Media
- 15 Social Media Ideas Newsroom Leaders Can't Live Without
- From Online to On Air: Getting Much More Out of Your Best Digital Content
- Our Digital Shadows: Journalists and Online Reputation
- Curation Station: Effective Use of Social Tools for Breaking and Big-Issue Reporting
- Facebook Usage Survey
Latino
- From MayDay to Occupy: Covering Latino Social Movements Around the Country
- The Latino Vote
- The Growth and Future of Hispanic Broadcast Media
- Latino Digital Media Space
- Portrayal of Latinos in Hollywood
- What is Latino? Hybrid Latinos
- Ética Periodística en la Cobertura de Sucesos Note: This session will be presented in Spanish.
- Retos y oportunidades de la educación de periodismo en Españo. Note: This session will be presented in Spanish.
- Scoring With Latinos
Ethics
- Making the Right Call: The Ethics Challenge
- It Takes a Village: Working Together to Prevent Plagiarism and Fabrication in News
- Drones: The New Airborne Reporter in Your Future
Immigration
- Immigration Coverage Beyond the Fence
- Immigration Law Fundamentals
Writing Skills
- Understanding the Fundamentals of Fiction (or Everything I Know About Writing I Learned from Romance Novels)
- Talk The Copy
- Write This Workshop
- Shorter, Sharper, Stronger: How to Write Broadcast News Better
Career
- Striking Out Alone in the World: Winning Strategies for International Freelancing
- Revolutionize Your Career: How To Get A Journalism Fellowship
- Calling the Shots: Becoming a Manager in the Newsroom
- Changing Times, Changing Terms: Claiming Your Power in the New Media Newsroom
Journalism Skills
- The Perfect Interview: Explore the Secrets of Interviewing and Gain Effective Interviewing Skills
- Upping Your Game in Sports Reporting
- Excellence in Financial Reporting: How Award-Winning Journalists Get it Done
- Diversity Data-Mining: Finding Important Demographic Trends in Census Data
- Every Mind Matters and It Matters How We Report
- The LIVE Shot
- Reporters and PIOs: Improving the Relationship
- Journalism - Daily Stress, Lasting Impact
Freelancing
- Talking Shop: Honest Freelancing Perspective From a Writer and Editor
- Freelancing for Radio & TV
Saturday, Aug. 24 sessions
If you haven't registered yet you can still qualify for Early Bird pricing.
Costs for the Package are:
Member Package:$310
Non-Member Package:$510
Student Member Package:$260
Student Non-Member Package:$360
Retired Package:$260
Early Bird pricing lasts until July 25. For more information and to register click here
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| Job opportunities |
Thanks to Kelly Blazek for her dedication and commitment in seeking out many of the jobs posted below.
To receive Kelly's full newsletter (we only excerpt media-related jobs) see the separate box headlined Cleveland Job Bank at right.
City Editor - Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal, named one of Editor & Publisher's "10 that do it right" for 2013, is looking for an aggressive, creative city editor to lead the local news report.
Our next city editor will be:
* Passionate about guiding reporters to do their very best work for our print and digital audiences;
* Comfortable running a digital-first newsroom that acts quickly in breaking news situations;
* A strong line editor who spots holes in stories and demands clarity and context;
* Committed to watchdog reporting and helping readers better understand their community;
* A pro at alternative storytelling and digital journalism techniques; and
* Excited about the future of our rapidly changing industry.
The Journal, part of Lee Enterprises Inc., has won numerous state and national honors, including the 2012 Local Media Association Newspaper of the Year award.
Sioux City, on the banks of the Missouri River, is a thriving community in Northwest Iowa, with fantastic schools, a stable economy and affordable housing. Our downtown has a vibrant collection of restaurants, museums and entertainment venues that attract national touring acts and Broadway productions.
The Sioux City Journal offers a competitive compensation package including comprehensive benefits. Please apply online here or send a cover letter and resume to: The Sioux City Journal
515 Pavonia Street
Sioux City, IA 51102
Attn: Chris Coates
SALES PRODUCTION PRODUCER - WKYC TV 3
Qualified candidate will work closely with the Director of Sales Marketing to write, produce, shoot and edit commercials, long form pieces and non-traditional sales materials for use by the Sales Department. Candidate will also supervise other sales production such as FTP downloads, the workload schedule in the edit suite and will work with Sales Managers and Account Executives to manage client needs. Experience: 2 Year(s)
POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
Candidate must have prior AVID editing experience, good communications and people skills, great organizational skills and must be able to handle stress.
* Strong knowledge and experience using Avid Media Composer
* Ability to create and manage layered and nested effects within an Avid timeline
* Knowledge and understanding of Avid Media Management
* Knowledge and understanding of multiple file formats, compression codecs and settings
* Experience in using Audacity Digital Audio Editor
* Experience in using Adobe Photoshop
* Experience in using Sorenson Squeeze
* Ability to establish good working relationships with clients
Interviews will be by appointment only. To be considered a candidate - please complete the online application here NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT EDITOR - WKYC TV 3. WKYC-TV is currently accepting applications for a Part-time Weekend Assignment Editor.
The weekend assignment editor is responsible for dispatching crews and monitoring news sources including social media, police scanners, viewer phone calls and emails. Duties include responding appropriately by dispatching crews to news stories and organizing a daily coverage plan. The assignment editor works with the show producers to manage the logistics of daily live news production and 24-hour digital and social media coverage. This person is the primary communication point in the newsroom for our crews outside.
Position is budgeted for approximately 25 hours per week. In addition to Saturday and Sunday nights, this person will work as a multi-media journalist one or two days during the week. Duties include creating news content for WKYC.com and our social media channels and assisting assignment editors with planning and organization of future coverage. Experience: 2 Years Requirements:
* Newsroom experience; college degree in Journalism preferred or an equivalent combination of education and experience
* Strong communication, conflict management and customer service skills
* Understand the tenants of professional Journalism
* Sound news and information judgment
* Ability to work under pressure in a fast paced and deadline driven environment
* Ability to multitask and quickly adapt to new technology
* Extensive knowledge of social media, online, mobile, etc. content gathering tools and technologies
* Clear understanding of basic satellite, microwave, fiber and ftp feed/sharing technology and use
Interviews will be by appointment only. To be considered a candidate - please complete the online application here. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
PART-TIME ON-AIR PERSONALITY - WKRK-FM The Fan
(Auto req ID 15062BR)
92.3 The Fan is looking for part-time Sports Talk Show Hosts for weekend and fill-in shifts.
Required Skills/Experience Candidates must be familiar with the Cleveland sports scene, be able to singlehandedly steer a show and deliver entertaining sports information. Major market sports related experience is preferred and candidates must be able to identify with the Cleveland sports scene and able to talk about more than just the games! NOTE: Shifts could occur at any time and requires an open schedule, with reliable transportation and a clean driving record.
Additional Candidate Instructions Please indicate in your cover letter where you saw our posting.
PART TIME TALENT - CBS RADIO (Auto req ID 15061BR) Stations WDOK-FM, WKRK-FM, WNCX-FM, WQAL-FM CBS Radio Cleveland accepting applications for announcers. Apply online here and email audio to jobs@q104.com
Preferred Skills/Experience: Preferred applicants have one year of broadcast experience, including knowledge of digital studio equipment. Additional Candidate Instructions: Please indicate on your cover letter where you saw our job posting.
COPYWRITER - F&C EXECUTIVE SEARCH Award-winning Midwest-based Creative ad agency seeks an exceptional copywriter, a virtuoso with a pen. This is a great opportunity to work on high-profile clients in a very creative environment, and be part of a well-established, yet growing ad agency. Looking for candidates with a killer book filled with ideas and award-winning copy. Salary commensurate. Info and apply here
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WRITING SPECIALIST - BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY Info and Apply Here
SENIOR EDITOR, LONG-TERM LIVING MAGAZINECompany: Vendome Group. We're growing! The B2B publisher of Long-Term Living, the industry-leading source of practical information for owners, executives, administrators and caregivers at long-term and post-acute care facilities and communities, is looking for a web-savvy, senior-level editor with excellent reporting and writing skills.
Responsibilities include:
* Managing a healthy writing workload to produce content for the publication, its website, supplements and other revenue-producing ventures. Includes daily, weekly and monthly story deadlines.
* Posting/linking all daily website content on multiple social media forms
* Researching and identifying major news and trends pertinent to our audience, developing article ideas based on research and working with the editorial team to develop editorial calendars and other strategic plans.
* Tracking copy through all stages of the editing and production process for assigned stories, including acquiring artwork/photos and any related contracts.
* Overseeing editorial sections of the magazine, the website, or other special projects in their entirety-including finding story ideas, assigning them as necessary, editing copy and all other related duties-as directed by Editor-in-Chief.
* Following publication standards and policies and assisting in ensuring that all content is factual and grammatically correct.
* Representing the brand at industry events, including (but not limited to) attending industry trade shows, moderating webinars and in-person educational sessions and preparing and delivering relevant presentations at other industry events as required by the Editor-in-Chief.
Qualifications
* Impeccable writing, copy editing, and proofreading skills.
* Able to work comfortably in a fast-paced, digital media environment.
* Excellent organizational and communication skills.
* Knowledge of AP style.
Requirements
* College degree in journalism, English, communications or related field.
* Minimum of five years' journalism/editorial experience in the B2B space, preferably covering healthcare.
* Some knowledge of basic HTML and InCopy.
* Experience working with social media, including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+
Salary: Competitive, plus a comprehensive benefits package.
To apply, please do the following:
* Send a cover letter, resume, salary requirements and three to five bylined and professionally published writing samples as attachments or links to careers@vendomegrp.com. Qualified candidates will be required to complete a computer-based copy editing and writing test.
No phone calls, please.
PART TIME TV TRAFFIC ANCHOR - CLEAR CHANNEL
DIGITAL EDITOR, SECTORS - ERNST & YOUNG
CONTENT SPECIALIST - TOA TECHNOLOGIES (TWO OPENINGS FOR THIS DESCRIPTION) Info and
PUBLISHER/MEDIA EXECUTIVE - BABCOX MEDIA Info and
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FRIDAY
June 21
"Breaking News and Getting it Right"
A City Club Friday Forum
in partnership with the
Public Radio News Directors Incorporated
2013 Conference
850 Euclid Ave. 2nd Floor
at noon
SATURDAY June 22 Deadline for applications Eugene S. Pulliam Awards More information below
June 27 SPJ Cleveland's Annual Nostalgia Night
"Tuning in to the Past"
on Cleveland radio history
Cleveland State University
Michael Schwartz Library
Special Collections area
Cleveland Press Collection
More info below at left
June 28 Deadline for applications New U Loft boot camp at EIJ2013 More info below at left
July 27 Writers, Hook Your Readers Cliff Anthony Euclid Library, Erie Room more information below at left
August 24-26
Excellence in Journalism
National SPJ Conference
Anaheim, California
More info below at left
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"Radio Days, SPJ style"
Nostalgia Night
June 27
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As late as the early 90s, nearly every radio station in Cleveland, even if they were a music station, did local news. Radio stations had one or two news anchors. Some had a reporter or two. That's changed, though.
Now, the only two full-blown radio news departments left in town are at Clear Channel - which does news for the seven stations it owns locally - and at Ideastream, which is Cleveland's public broadcasting arm. The few other radio stations that do news may have one person who has other duties, or they farm it out to an outside service based out of town.
What was it like in the days when radio stations competed, not just for audiences, but also for breaking news stories?
Find out by joining SPJ for our fourth annual Nostalgia Night, which this year is called "Radio Days, SPJ Style."
SPJ Cleveland chapter Secretary-Treasurer
Tom Moore
has put together a group of radio veterans to come and share stories about what it was like back when, at a news conference, the majority of those in attendance were from radio.
Those who have said they'll take part include
Joe Mosbrook (WKYC),
Tim Taylor (WHK),
Ed Richards (WGAR),
Don Olson (WGAR),
Jim McIntyre
(WERE, WWWE, WDOK and WHK) and
Ken Robinson
(WJMO, WGAR and WTAM).
Tom himself may have a few things to add, given that's he's a veteran of both WERE and WTAM.
Nostalgia night will be Thursday, June 27. We'll be gathering at 6:30
p.m. in the Cleveland Press Collection room on the 3rd floor of the Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University. There's free parking on Chester and the other streets near the library after 6 p.m. The event will start with the quick election of the chapter's new officers, and then we'll move on to hearing from those who used to make a living by running around town with a tape recorder or by anchoring hourly newscasts.
Light snacks will be served along with beverages. The Nostalgia Night event is free, but we'd li
ke you to RSVP online by clicking here, so we have a headcount.
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DEADLINE THIS SATURDAY!
Apply for the
Eugene S. Pulliam
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Each year SPJ offers 2 awards in honor of
1- Are you or do you know an editorial writer or columnist who needs time to widen knowledge through study, travel or research? Why not apply for the Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship? The winner will receive $75,000 to help with that goal. Click here for more information
2- The Eugene S. Pulliam First Amendment Award honors a group or single person's struggle to keep one or more of the rights the First Amendment guarantees. The winner will receive an award and $10,000 at the Excellence in Journalism Conference in Anaheim this coming August.
You only have until June 22nd to apply for either award so click here and send in your nomination now!
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Join the North East Ohio Society of Technical Communication Friday, June 28 at 4 p.m. for a fun networking social at the Wine Bar of Rocky River. It's a chance to meet technical writers from all parts of the industry and to learn more about their skills and expertise.
for more information and to rsvp email Ginny Haas at ghaas@radcomservices.com by June 25.
When: June 28, 4 p.m.
Where: Wine Bar of Rocky River, 1313 Linda St., Rocky River, OH Click Here for directions
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SPJ Cleveland co-sponsors
seminar on lead writing
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We talk a lot about the body of a news story but a great intro is crucial if anyone is going to read what the article says. SPJ is co-sponsoring a seminar devoted to the all-important "lead" (or as some spell it, "lede").
Join SPJ Cleveland chapter board member
Cliff Anthony
author of the novel "Page A1"
on July 27 at the Euclid Library for a free, one-hour presentation, "Writers, Hook Your Readers." Brush up on ways to catch attention and draw people into your story from the first word.
Anthony is a newspaper veteran and associate professor of journalism at Lorain County Community College. He will use his experience and expertise to show where and how to write different types of news story leads and why each one is effective.
When: July 27, 10-11 a.m.
Where: Euclid Public Library, Erie Room
631 E 222nd St Cleveland, OH 44123
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CBS News is sponsoring a broadcast training session at EIJ13! Are you a broadcast journalist who wants to take your work a step further? Apply by June 28th and you could be one of 15-20 people selected to take part in this in depth session designed to expand your skills to the national level. Topics covered will include:
- Researching stories
- Writing with focus
- On-air presentation
- Managing your image
- Interviewing skills
To apply send the following materials by email to Leslie-Anne Frank, Director of Programs:
- A resume
- Cover letter explaining why you should be selected for the program
- Work samples (links within a Word document)
- Document with your full name, title, address, email address, work & cell phone
When:
Aug. 24, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Excellence in Journalism 2013 conference, Anaheim, California
Deadline for applications: June 28 All candidates will be notified by July 16
For more information click here
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CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERN - GOODYEAR
Job ID: C13029728
The Corporate Communications Graphic Design Intern will prepare visual presentations (designs and copy layouts) for Goodyear corporate communications websites, digital signs and toolkit templates.
The selected candidate must commit to working part-time (20 hrs/wk) during semester and full-time (40 hrs/wk) during school breaks.
Requirements
* Successful candidates should have at least a 3.0 GPA.
*Understanding of business and interest in the auto or rubber industries, preferred.
*Public relations or communications planning experience, is preferred.
*Experience preparing and posting web content, is desired.
*Graphic design background and layout expertise.
*Strong writing ability.
*Strong customer focus.
*Creative vision and flexibility.
*Currently pursuing a bachelors or masters degree in a related field.
*Attention to detail.
Tasks
*Collaborate on projects with internal and external communications teams within the corporate headquarters offices and the strategic business units: North American Tire; Europe, Middle East & Africa; Asia Pacific; and Latin America.
*Collaborate on projects with internal and external communications teams within the corporate headquarters offices and the strategic business units: North American Tire; Europe, Middle East & Africa; Asia Pacific; and Latin America.
*Proactively work with Global Communications clients and team members to develop engaging and functional graphics for internal web, digital signage and some print.
*Illustrate concepts by designing rough layouts of art and copy to present to clients for review.
*Work through client revisions and requests in a positive and flexible manner.
*Obtain approval of proposed concepts and finalize project materials for distribution.
*Complete projects by coordinating with team members, Creative Services, IT and outside agencies as projects require.
*Create, schedule and publish content for digital signs.
*Publish content to the intranet news site (prepare photos for publication in Tridion content management system).
*Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
Apply here
CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS INTERN - GOODYEAR
Job ID: C13029729
The Corporate Communications Intern will prepare written communications for publication in Goodyear's multimedia platforms, including websites and digital signs; support the content management team in developing and publishing content.
The selected candidate must commit to working part-time (20 hrs/wk) during semester and full-time (40 hrs/wk) during school breaks.
Requirements
*Successful candidates should have at least a 3.0 GPA.
*Understanding of business and interest in the auto or rubber industries, preferred.
*Public relations or communications planning experience, is preferred.
*Experience preparing and posting web content, is desired.
*Major in Public Relations, Journalism, Communications or related field.
*Superior writing and editing skills; knowledge of Associated Press Style.
*Completed upper-level writing courses.
*Excellent organizational skills.
*Previous internship experience or history of writing for student newspaper or credible online publication (blog or social media site, etc.).
*Graphics experience: digital photography, Adobe PhotoShop and InDesign.
*Ability to multi-task, completing several projects and assignments simultaneously.
Tasks
*Collaborate on projects with internal and external communications teams within the corporate headquarters offices and the strategic business units: North American Tire; Europe, Middle East & Africa; Asia Pacific; and Latin America.
*Collaborate on projects with internal and external communications teams within the corporate headquarters offices and the strategic business units: North American Tire; Europe, Middle East & Africa; Asia Pacific; and Latin America.
*Develop, research, write, edit and publish news stories for Goodyear's global intranet, Goodyear Online (GO).
*Edit and create graphic content for Goodyear's digital signage and intranet.
*Work with multiple online content management systems daily.
*Be challenged creatively and professionally.
Apply here
COMMUNICATIONS INTERN - LAKE ERIE MONSTERS Info and Apply Here
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP INTERN - CLEVELAND BROWNS Info and Apply Here
CREATIVE SERVICES INTERN - CLEVELAND BROWNS Info and Apply Here
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Laurie Mitchell Marketing & Communications
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Laurie Mitchell Marketing & Communications Executive Search
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Cleveland Job Bank
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Check Kelly Blazek's website for advice on job-hunting and details on jobs in marketing, public and media relations, development, media, graphics/web design and more. Many of the jobs listed at left are reprinted from Blazek's newsletter.
To subscribe and get the full list (we only excerpt journalism-related jobs), email Cleveland Job Bank. For more information, go to the website. 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. This e-newsletter is edited by Carrie Buchanan, assistant professor, Tim Russert School of Communication & Theatre Arts, John Carroll University, and assistant editor Elaine Wilson, who is studying editing and design.
Please send news items and job & internship postings to spjcleveland@gmail.com
Street Address: Cleveland SPJ, 4337 Chanticleer Drive, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126-1906
Chapter email: Cleveland@spj.org
President: Cheryl D'Mello
Chapter web site: 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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