Perfect for someone retired or with a flexible schedule. 1 day a week - Thursday morning, approx. 4 hours Must be dependable, have reliable transportation and insurance. We offer good pay based on the number of locations per route.
Here’s an anomaly: A newspaper that’s growing … and is a fun place to make a difference.
We have an immediate opening for a smart, ambitious business writer who thrives on breaking news and writing intelligent stories for a sophisticated, influential audience of C-suite business leaders and public policymakers.
The Business Observer newspaper is seeking a fast-paced, detail-oriented Typesetter for a part-time position in Sarasota, Florida.
The ideal candidate will have strong computer software and hardware skills.
You like to tell stories and take photos. You’re naturally curious about what you see going on around you and you’re eager to learn the skills to succeed in today’s fast-changing, complex media environment. But first and foremost, you’re interested in being a writer and refining your writing skills. This is the place to learn, because you’ll be working with editors who are passionate about writing and have studied the craft.
Big bonus points if you’re an avid reader and like Netflix documentaries or binge-watch Johnny Harris’ videos on YouTube.
A quick note: This is a newspaper design job, not a graphic design position. It entails laying out stories and content generated by our local reporters on deadlines not building ads or other graphic design work. If your background is in editorial design, read on!
Do you love to design editorial content that is fun, imaginative and full of personality? That's our goal at the Observer Media Group: To deliver unique, hyperlocal content in a way that's relevant, informative and entertaining for our readers. We are constantly striving to surprise and delight readers with fresh stories and ideas, and we are seeking a designer who can use the foundation of our grid-based design to create packages that our audience can't wait to read.
A few years ago, we redesigned all of our papers with a Mondrian-inspired look that allows us to showcase stories and pictures in a grid to create movement and well-proportioned white space on every page..
Now we are looking for a talented, enthusiastic part-time page designer to join our editorial department to help us execute it in our newspapers each week. The right candidate sees design as a journalist, not just as an artist. They must have a passion for telling stories in a way that marries visual elements with text to create a total package that reflects the intent and tone of the story being told. We are not a design house — we want to bust out of templates, not adhere to them.
