SlashGear is looking for enthusiastic, hard-working freelance news writers to join our team. Ideal candidates have at least one year of experience writing content for print or the web with a focus on consumer tech and gadgets and/or automotive content similar to SlashGear. We are looking for creative individuals who are self-sufficient and versatile. These positions are work-from-home with flexible, stable hours. Location does not matter; U.S. and international candidates and encouraged to apply.

Are you passionate about storytelling and local news? Do you have the skills required for working in a modern, multi-platform, continuous news operation, with an aptitude and desire to learn more? Are you a creative, solution-oriented thinker? Do you have the courage to find new ways to tell the story, no matter the platform? Then CityNews is looking for you. We have an opening for a next level full time video journalist position on the dynamic CityNews Winnipeg team.

CBC has a permanent full-time opportunity to join our team in Windsor.

You have experience in a media environment producing high impact content and are proficient in social video editing, shooting styles and techniques. Experience in a range of digital storytelling genres and producing journalistic content is an asset. You are knowledgeable about effective strategies for each digital and social platform, as well as what works for a streaming service and a fast-paced newscast.

We are looking for a skilled visual storyteller and craft shooter who’s fluent in what works (and what doesn’t) online, who can make content that grows audiences and increases engagement. We want innovation and creativity in working with material and ideas from our programs, as well as original ideas that will help our content stand out in a crowded field. You will work closely with teams and be a resource for them, but also have the ability to work and think independently.

Corus Quay Radio is searching for an On-Air/Social Media Contributor - On-Air Talent based out of Toronto. Are you ready for the Edge? We have a rare opening for a personality to add to our great lineup of unique and creative talent. Are you able to work well on your own and collaborate with a team? Do you have the ability to be engaging in person and on social media? Are you bold and clever in your content? Do you know how to take what everyone is talking about and add your own spin? Are you a master at influencing people? Is social media second nature and not “work”? Are you first to volunteer to help co-workers, interview rock stars and attend events? If you answered “yes” to most or all these questions, we are intrigued.

We are hiring a Part-Time Casual Producer to join our team on a contract basis. We are looking for an organized, passionate, and hard-working producer to work on one or more of our shows. The successful candidate will be located in either Vancouver or Toronto, and will work with the direction of the Show Runner and Executive Producer to create original audio programs. 

The Globe and Mail is seeking an experienced, creative and self-driven audio journalist to work on podcasts coming out of Globe Content Studio, its content marketing division. As a part of the high-performing team, you’ll work on our award-winning podcasts, with an opportunity to produce both editorial shows and branded shows on which we partner with clients. This is a full-time, year-long contract position based in Toronto.

Instead of covering the latest embargoed study or news announcement, we're more excited about the unique stories and fresh angles that will fascinate our readers and make waves among the journalistic community. 

Some great examples of this include:

• Our follow-up coverage of the Mississippi River drought. While many outlets just focused on the drought, we continued to monitor the situation, publishing this article months after the initial news. 
• A reality check of what Butterfly Town, USA really looks like. Spoiler: It's disappointing.
• When the world was talking about the "Chinese spy balloon," we posed a different, equally relevant, question: What would announcing the discovery of alien life actually go like?

If you are interested, please pitch us at science@insider.com. 

In your pitch, include a headline that matches Insider's conversational style and tone as well as a brief 100 to 200-word description of the article's main takeaways and the sources you would plan to interview.

We look forward to hearing from you!

I'm looking to compile a list of tech freelancers for the relaunch of @gearnuke. Drop me a DM with portfolio and I'll get you on my list, expecting to have work from next month! Any signal boosts are appreciated!

Responsibilities

• Monitor wires, social media and other news sources to find fresh, relevant content for CTV Morning Live (CML)
• Chase live news guests for developing stories, write scripts and edit breaking news
• Write scripts and edit video for a variety of stories (news and features)
• Support field crew in sourcing highest quality video and delivering end goal to air the latest information in a timely manner on CML
• Share accountability for presenting end product that is consistent with highest professional journalistic standards
• Support and backfill in News Producing as required and other roles (i.e. chase producing and reporting) as assigned, where performance and qualifications permit
• Other duties as assigned

Under the direction of the Director, News & Public Affairs, this experienced individual will:

• Work with Producers and Anchors to assist with the production of CTV Morning Live
• Preparing for and producing engaging segments for a morning audience
• Generate ideas for stories, interviews, and segments, including the integration of content on-air, online, and through social media
• Assist sales team to integrate viewer-focused client content
• Monitoring feeds and servers for content
• Writing news scripts, intros and other show elements 
• Assist in the preparation of on-air graphic elements
• Taking live events to air
• Weekend and evening assignments when required
• Other duties as assigned

Radio-Canada Acadie, is looking for a Reporter / Editor (temporary positon) based in Halifax who will be assigned mainly to the web, radio and television. Keeping with corporate standards and policies, the Journalist will write texts and produce reports for newscast for the news department.

As a producer of CBC North’s multiplatform news coverage you will be in charge of planning, organizing and producing daily news and current affairs content that engages the audience and reflects the NWT in all of its diversity.

Your responsibilities will include working closely with the NWT’s senior producer on assigning and overseeing reporters, videographers, and videojournalists to effectively and efficiently cover the stories and issues affecting the people of the Northwest Territories. You will be responsible for vetting stories from reporters in the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut for radio, television, and web platforms.

The position will also involve some responsibility for CBC North’s social media, and may include some enterprise reporting and content production.

The successful candidate will be a strong journalist and leader; a collaborative thinker and team player; and a coach who is invested in the development of new and budding journalists. They are invested in telling the stories of the people of the North to the people of the North, and are an advocate for their audience’s needs.

They have ideas for daily coverage and special projects and are not afraid to be vocal; and are willing to be creative in uses of sound to present a strong radio newscast. They are detail-oriented and well versed in CBC’s journalistic standards and practices, willing to take up tough questions with reporters and be the last line of defense before our reporting is published.

Reporting to the Managing Editor, you will be a key piece of our journalistic leadership team, playing a role in developing long term strategy and projects while shaping our daily news coverage.

Please note the schedule for this position is from 12:00 pm to 8:45 pm.

In this position, you will report to the Saguenay station’s Manager of News and Current Affairs (TV/radio/digital) and mainly perform the role of Researcher for the morning show C’est jamais pareil. You will be responsible for proposing relevant topics, content and original interview angles and finding interesting guests who captivate listeners and make us stand out in the Saguenay Lac-St-Jean market. You must be highly adaptable, be able to work under pressure and maintain a wide network of contacts.
 
In addition to being very familiar with the Saguenay Lac-St-Jean region and its influencers, you will need to show imagination and initiative and adopt a rigorous approach. As a Researcher, you must be able to work on multiple stories simultaneously and be well organized. Your work must also adhere to CBC/Radio-Canada’s Journalistic Standards and Practices.

The schedule is weekdays from 4:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. but working hours may vary to accommodate production requirements. 

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The Canadian Press is looking for an experienced, passionate and creative broadcast journalist to help manage our hard-working broadcast team and grow the customer base for our top-notch audio products. The successful candidate will understand and embrace new forms of broadcast newsgathering and audio storytelling and have experience managing staff and inspiring them to try new things. Under the title Co-Director of Broadcast, the successful candidate would work alongside our current Director of Broadcast to supervise a team of studio editors, overnight editors and newscasters – some of the most recognizable voices in Canadian radio news. They will work closely with CP bureaus across the country to build a comprehensive audio file each day. Working with Sales and IT, they will also stay on top of emerging trends in the broadcast and digital news industry and cultivate opportunities for CP to broaden its audio client base. This position reports to the Editor-in-Chief and the Assistant Managing Editor.