The Dayton Business Journal is hiring a digital producer to help write and prepare content for our Web site. We’re looking for someone who will thrive in our breaking-news culture and who has demonstrated content experience in an online environment.
This person will craft timely and compelling content that drives reader interaction, help drive the DBJ’s social media efforts and extend the Business Journal brand in the digital space. The digital producer is expected to curate, report and write posts as well as produce interactive features, galleries and video. The digital producer will also be a key contributor to our social media feeds and may have some stories for print publications.
This is a part-time position. We’re looking for someone who can be a key contributor in our newsroom for 25 hours a week.
DESIRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:
To apply, email resume, cover letter with salary requirements and three to five published clips to Editor-in-Chief Don Baker at dbbaker@bizjournals.com. No phone calls please.
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