[webproducers] job
- From: "m o r r y" <morry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 12:46:06 -0400
August 7, 2003
Job Posting
Producer of Interactive Content ñ Cultural Programming
WNYC Radio, Americaís most listened-to public radio station, has established
itself as one of public radioís leading web service providers. As we
continue to expand this unique extension of WNYC, we seek a creative,
energetic, resourceful, self-motivated individual to coordinate and generate
music, cultural news and information content.
Reporting to the Director of Interactive Media, responsibilities include:
producing and maintaining Music and Culture sections of the websiteWNYC.org;
editing & encoding audio tapes, files & scripts; site-wide copy editing;
working closely with show producers, cultural reporters and music director
coordinating with Music Programming department, including independent
cultural news reporters and music director to determine online coverage
priorities; original music and culture writing and reporting and assisting
with site-wide copy editing.for WNYC.org.
Requires a Bachelors degree or equivalent; three years experience in
Internet/New Media production and design (proficiency with multimedia tools,
HTML, Photoshop, digital audio, etc); knowledge and passion for music,
especially classical, and cultural events; excellent research and
communication skills, proven ability to meet deadlines, a team player, and
ability to pay attention to detail. Newswriting, reporting and/or copy
editing experience preferred.
If interested send cover letter with salary requirements and resume to
employment@xxxxxxxx or Traci Jackson, HR Associate, WNYC Radio, One Centre
Street, 24th Floor, New York, New York 10007.
Only candidates selected for interview will be contacted.
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