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30 min from Wilmington, DE 1 hr from Philly 1:10 from Baltimore 1:50 from DC The Whig's weekday circulation is 17,500

Strangely enough, I just got an e-mail from an SE in Indiana saying he was hesitant to bring me out from DC/MD/VA to interview because he couldn't guarantee I'd get the job. I proposed a preliminary phone/Skype/webcam interview and am waiting to hear back.

Home of the 2003 National Windsurfing Championship.

Oops, I guess we can delete my thread I just started two minutes after you. This paper has a daily circulation of 10,500 for those who are interested. Also, no big colleges anywhere near this place.

From JJobs: http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=543838 Daily circulation of 10,500, FWIW.

No worries.

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/55401/ http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/55179/

Been in touch with Ben Jones, who said in an e-mail: "Thanks for the followup. We are just now going through the portfolios after dealing with some unexpected state champions. I'll keep in touch soon. -- Ben"

I'm a recent graduate as well, and jobless, so take this for what it's worth, but I think the ~20k circulation should be about right. With that said, you should also apply to a ton of places out of your league (~40k) and a ton of places that you think are below you (~10k and lower). Make sure...

Sorry, still new here. Thanks for the link.

In terms of journalism job postings, I've got the following bookmarked: SportsJournalists.com ;D www.JournalismJobs.com www.MediaBistro.com (not many sports writing opportunities) www.Careers.poynter.org (ditto) http://apse.dallasnews.com/job_board/apse_job_board.html (not updated very often)...

Well, then which chains are doing the worst?

Every job posting I hear "avoid (Gannett, Media General, CNHI, etc.)," and I know the biz isn't doing well... but surely, not ALL of the big owners are in the tank right now, right? Are any corporations doing well? Or at least, not to the point where they should be avoided? ???

Tell me about it. I consider myself a grammar buff (at least, among my friends) and I got punished on some of those tests.

Obviously SportsJournalists.com is atop the list. As for someone looking for a job, MediaBistro.com, JournalismJobs.com, APSE's Job Bank (http://apse.dallasnews.com/job_board/apse_job_board.html) and Poynter's Career Center (http://careers.poynter.org/search/results/) are must-haves...

Yep, it's located near JMU (60:40 girl to guy ratio) and an hour away from UVa.

Job sounds pretty good for a recent college grad (like me) who is looking for a first job. Plus, Hanover is only 50 miles away from Baltimore, which means I would be close to College Park.

I just took a look at their Wiki page and it seems that the poverty rate is 10.1% for the population, FWIW. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logansport,_Indiana

Also want to make sure I'm not stepping on any toes here. I've worked at a weekly with some of the most talented writers I've been around, so I'm not trying to raise my nose to that option. I'm just wondering how smoothly the transition is in regards to getting hired, etc. after working at a...

What's the difference between working at a daily versus working at a weekly? I've interned at a weekly before and worked for some websites where content went up daily, but I'm wondering what the difference is in regards to moving up the circulation chain. Which looks better on a resume, a...