Terms of Use Changed 6.23.09
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| Top 75 station - Northwest is looking for a weekend anchor and weekday reporter. Must have a year experience and understand AM daypart. | |
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| AM Anchor/Reporter | |
| Top 120 station - Midwest needs an anchor who's a team player for two-hour show. Daily reports will contribute to later newscasts. | |
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| GA Reporter | |
| Top 65 station - South needs two high-energy, ace reporters for daily news coverage. Outstanding live shots a must. Two-years experience. | |
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| Meteorologist | |
| Top 30 station - West is searching for a sealed meteorologist for weekend shows and reporting three days a week. Must be a good forecaster and storyteller. | |
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| AM Weathercaster | |
| Top 30 station - West is looking for a weathercaster with abundant personality for morning weather show. Two-years experience. | |
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| Executive Producer | |
| Top 80 station - Midwest is searching for a hands-on manager for morning and noon shows. Must be successful in enterprising and field producing. | |
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