I am looking for a Job in radio!!!!?
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Hey there, I know I'm in the UK & not where you are, but have you thought about webradio, depending on exactly what you want to do.\n\nIt may be that you only start by submitting stories, but such is the advance in podcasting & webcasting, it maybe that you can actually start building up your portfolio from your own home at little or no cost.\n\nGood Luck
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http://www.radionow931.com/
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Find out what radio station it was, then go to their website and you should be able to find out what it was called
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check on www.indiafm.com
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I have a problem agreeing that someone named Goumba Johnny should have a job.  Why were they fired?  They probably did something offensive and stupid, which they thought was funny.\n\nTerrestrial radio is awful anyway - get yourself an XM Radio and you'll be much happier!
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hey what's up. look you might find you answer in this link http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/mikomi880.html
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Work at a newspaper.  Or a television, radio or internet-based news organization.
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On the radio perhaps?
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Volunteer at a college radio station, and start building up your resume.
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Getting into broadcasting is very tough now.  Especially with all of the "Mega owners" like Clear Channel having multiple stations in every market.  But if radio is something you would like to pursue, I can give you some tips.  \nFirst, we in the business prefer the term "Air Personality" or "Air Talent" instead of DJ.  A DJ is the guy that spins records in a smokey nightclub, or weddings. We, on the other hand, need to have a lot more skills.  \n\nYou will want to get some formal education, and training.  Most colleges have Communications programs... look into one.\n\nYou will need to start small.  Nobody starts at the top.  Also be ready for a lot of rejection.  For every ten tapes you send out to stations, you are lucky to get feedback from one of them.\n\nWhen you are starting out, you have to be ready to accept any offer that arises at a radio station.  You will not be starting out at a "Drive-Time" slot, more than likely, you will start off doing part-time fill-ins. \n\nRadio is a very fun field to work in.  When you start off you will not make much money.... But once you move up to larger markets, the pay will also get much better.\n\nI wish you well in your future career in radio.\nIf you ever have any questions you can feel free to email me.\nGood Luck!
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try careerbuilder.com or monster.com they should have what you are looking for if not in your town then in the closest city
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Hi  If would be in his place I would first go for the job of radio jockey,since this is the only place from where someone can establish his identity by attracting concerned people towards his voice related talent.
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intern at a radio or television station till they offer to hire you with pay
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A good way to see what the actual job description is to check out current employment openings.\n\nBelow is one for a Media auditor.  Check "Primary Responsibilities" and education requirements:
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Check your local newspaper's classified ads, or look here: http://www.monster.com or here: http://www.jobsearch.com
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Call up the station and ask. They have playlists that all the DJs can access. Ask them and they can probably help you out better than here where most people are not local to you.
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para mi i need a job!!