Journalism jobs are hard to come by. The highly competitive market, which showed signs of recovery since 2009, stalled the past two years, according to the University of Georgia’s annual Survey of Journalists and Mass Communications Graduates. Landing a news job in front of the camera is even tougher now that there are fewer positions…
You have the look and experience, and you’re ready to move to a larger news market. But there are hundreds — maybe thousands — vying for a limited number of reporting spots and even fewer anchor openings at television stations nationwide. How do you get noticed? What can you do to stand out and ultimately…
Have you secretly dreamed of being on radio? Or are you a blogger or journalist looking to reach a new audience? Either way, podcasts offer an alternative to traditional broadcasting, allowing you to share your expertise and bring on guests to discuss topics of interest to you. The ProfNet Q&A team recently sat down with author Anna…
The issue of whether or not a neutral accent works best in Spanish-language media is an ongoing debate. Although brands usually opt for a neutral voice-over narration for campaigns in hopes of reaching a broader audience, Spanish-language TV and radio are much more strategic. While some journalists believe a neutral accent opens up more job…
