Part time web producer for MLB.com

MLB Advanced Media, L.P. (MLBAM) is the interactive media and
Internet Company of Major League Baseball. MLBAM manages the official
league site, www.MLB.com, and each of the 30 individual Club sites to
create the most comprehensive Major League Baseball resource on the
Internet. MLBAM is currently seeking Part-Time Editorial Web Producers.

Description: Editorial producers are responsible for all content
production. Responsibilities include editing and posting content,
about 8-10 stories per shift and posting additional multimedia
pieces. Write headlines, captions, blurbs. Select and crop photos.
Update and maintain two-to-three team sites consistently throughout
course of a shift. Monitor game and communicate with reporters about
storylines. Communicate with regional and national editors throughout
process.

Shifts are nights and weekends, up to 32 hours per week.

Qualifications:
•Excellent knowledge of HTML and web publishing.
•Experience with content management systems and FTP.
•Uploading and testing video files.
•Uploading and testing Flash files.
•Strong copy-editing skills.
•Thorough knowledge of baseball.
•Experience with Photoshop or other photo editing software.
•Candidates must live in the New York Metropolitan Area.
•Candidates must be working to work nights and weekends.

Salary: Hourly, commensurate with experience.

If you are interested, please attach a resume and indicate "Part-Time
Editorial Web Producer" in subject line of email and send it to
jlc@mlb.com.

 

Must be able to do a shit ton with computers in addition to copy editing; but we're not going to give you full time hours and you're not salaried.

YAY!

 

Maybe the person would at least get overtime?

 

While you're doing all that work, why don't you bend over the table and let Selig shove it in real hard and far.

 

If anyone is interested, also be aware that you could be getting hired for the Minor League site. It gets crazy at times (no-hitters and cycles are dirty words), but it's a fun group of people to work with.

 

Day 1:

Here's 135 minor league games to watch. Check for all no-hitters perfect games and cycles and make sure you maintain those four web sites while you post your handful of stories, videos and photos.

 

That's mlb.com for you.

 

yeah, you're not salaried and it's part-time hours because, as the ad says, it's A FREAKIN' PART-TIME job. nowhere does it say it isn't

 

Way to kill the mood man. If you want to be positive try a different thread.

 

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not in a million years.