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United Christian Broadcasters is excited to provide a 12-month training opportunity to an individual whose ambition is to become a broadcast journalist and work in a newsroom covering national and international news and current affairs.
As part of IBP's mission to increase diversity and inclusion, we are particularly keen to offer internships to people from under-represented groups.
The Associate Producer for CNN Global Productions (Events) is an exciting new editorial role supporting the production of live, virtual, and hybrid events.
As our Commercial Finance Writer, you will support the Affiliates and Partnerships team to deliver all commercial finance content across The Times and The Sun, as well as support the wider eCommerce team.
As a Video Producer for Studio, you will work alongside another producer, reporting to the Senior Creative Producer.
This is a fantastic entry level opportunity to work with the UK’s most established radio creative team in a truly enviable media environment.
We are looking for a sharp, unflappable Night News Editor to lead our evening digital operation - able to work across platforms, liaising with print, digital and SunClub teams to ensure 360 publishing.
This is an opportunity to work at Britain’s most trusted quality newspapers, alongside award-winning journalists.
As an Assistant Producer on Times Radio, you will work with the programme producer to generate story ideas and set up items and guests to create intelligent speech radio that is a compulsive and engaging listen.
We’re looking for people who can help deepen our relationship with local audiences. You’ll be a creative journalist and storyteller who reflects the diversity, energy and character of Suffolk.
BBC Radio Suffolk is looking for a great journalist with sharp writing skills and strong editorial judgement to work as part of breakfast team.
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