The Daily Telegraph is advertising for a
podcast reporter/producer, salary circa 25k. The Telegraph already has a podcast editor, Guy Ruddle.
There’s already a growing jobs market in the US for podcast skills. It would be nice to see an expanding market here. I might even become employable again.
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Interestingly, The Guardian seems to have removed this ad.
Perhaps they have a policy of not advertising jobs for their competitors?
i just came across the term “podcast consultant”…
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