We’ll meet with Albuquerque lawyer Colin Hunter to talk about March changes to the Inspection of Public Records Act that took the teeth out of the law’s penalties. More on those changes in this SFR article by Joey Peters. As always, this monthly event is free and open to journalists Read more
The Rio Grande Sun, a 10,000 paid circulation weekly newspaper in Northern New Mexico, seeks an energetic city reporter who shudders at meetings but will look behind the curtain. In March 2014 one city council race was decided by a coin toss. One of the contestants was charged with child Read more
KOAT-TV, Hearst Television’s ABC affiliate in Albuquerque, NM, is hiring a News Video Editor. Candidate will be responsible for editing video for newscasts, including “VO’s”, SOT’s, teases & reporter packages non-linear using Adobe Premier Pro. For more information and to apply, see the listing at JournalismJobs.com.
The Santa Fe New Mexican seeks an versatile, motivated multimedia producer to join its digital team in the oldest capital city in the United States. You’ll create exciting video, audio, photographic and data-visualization features that exemplify this unique region. We place a high premium on audience interaction, so be prepared Read more
The Associated Press seeks a Newsperson/Statehouse Reporter in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Reporting to the Southwest news editor and New Mexico supervisory correspondent, the Santa Fe-based statehouse reporter covers the state Legislature, government and politics in New Mexico, as well as the state’s congressional delegation. Other responsibilities include coverage of Read more
Albuquerque Business First is looking for an ambitious and social-media savvy reporter who will thrive in our breaking news culture. That person will join an award-winning staff that’s constantly experimenting with new ways to engage readers. He or she will cover our Bizventures beat, encompassing startups, innovation, economic development and Read more