| Newspaper Job Resources
Published: September 10, 2001
Last Updated: July 03, 2004
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Online
resources for finding newspaper journalism jobs
Classified-type lists
- Berkeley's
J-Jobs print jobs page contains items culled from online sources like
mailing lists and newsgroups, among others.
- Copy
Editor, the newsletter for copy editors, maintains a listing of copy
editor and copy desk-related jobs.
- Craig's List is an
online job listing service for specific cities (and their environs). It
is strongest in San Francisco,
but also lists jobs in: Atlanta;
Austin, Texas; Boston;
Chicago; Denver;
Los Angeles; New
York; Portland, Ore.;
Sacramento, Calif.; San
Francisco; San Diego;
Seattle; and Washington,
D.C.
- Editor & Publisher, the oldest journalism classified of them all, is online
with its ads.
- Jeff
Gaulin's super site of Canadian journalism jobs.
- JournalismJobs.com
is a metasite of journalism job information (including the ability to post
your resume).
- JournalismNext.com
focuses on jobs for minorities
- JournalistUSA
allows employers to post jobs. It goes mainly after free-lancers, but there
are lots of full-time jobs listed.
- The National
Diversity Job Bank the nation's most comprehensive newspaper job listings
web site, is devoted to diversifying the industry. (You must register to
use the site).
- Newslink
offers job listings free for a month. Its searchable index is very useful.
- Newsroom
Jobs
- Newsroom
USA
- The SunOasis
site is a little unusual: It looks for editorial jobs on numerous databases
and compiles them periodically.
State press
associations
Journalism
organizations with print job listings
Other
- The jobs page maintained
by Joe Grimm of the Detroit Free
Press is a good collection of links, tips for job seekers and short articles
on the latest issues in journalism. Here is another bunch
of links Joe put together.
Companies
Specific newspapers
Below are newspaper-specific
job sites. If you know the corporate parent of one of these
newspapers, be sure to check the above list, as well. Please contact Craig
Branson if you find more or if these are wrong and he will update the
page.
Alaska
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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