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Yup. Weekend posting dump so they could fulfill their obligation and yank it down on Monday. You begin to recognize these things. One of the many skills developed through the joys of long-term unemployment.

When I clicked the link to apply, it said this job is not available. So this is looking like one of those cases where they know who they are hiring and the job posting just fills some legal obligation. The lamest trick in the book.

In 15 years, 22-year-olds will be the grizzled veterans of the American newsroom. The average age will be the same as it was in "Newsies."

Can anybody here get into Johns Hopkins?

This did not figure to be a prolonged search in the middle of a season. Annoying that stuff like this even gets posted as open given the number of people currently out of work, but rules are rules in the HR world.

The tiny 15,000-circulation (which dropped rapidly) daily where I started was once the second-biggest paper in the Gatehouse chain. It's discouraging to see them continue to buy up reputable publications and quickly savage them. One of the first things they did upon buying that paper was -- I...

Tennessee is a pretty long-ass state, I've noticed from personal driving experience. Are they putting people everywhere? Basing them in Nashville? Knoxville? Memphis? I certainly hope they're hiring reporters with more attention to detail than whoever wrote this.

I believe that this is the most pertinent point in regards to why journalism looks the way it does. I would not still be in this field if I hadn't had a full ride to college. The job is skewed to those already coming from a place of economic security, and as a result you'll frequently see those...

I'll be looping exclusively for the Lama.

SPOILER ALERT: This is my job. So you can ask me a bunch of questions if you want them answered immediately. Also, I didn't write the ad, I just posted it. (The fans really are rabid, though. Literally, I think, in at least a couple cases.)

The American Press, an award-winning newspaper in Lake Charles, La., is seeking a multi-media sports reporter to cover McNeese State University athletics as well as being responsible for related content that drives audience growth on social media. McNeese is a NCAA Division I/FCS school with a...

I decided to pull a random place out of the air -- in this case, Lima, Ohio -- and see what the equivalent cost of living would be. $70K in DC adds up to $45,867 a year in Lima. Which in comparison to where you are at financially may indeed be very good money. However, it is not fighting...

Maybe the police reporter is single?

To be fair, I think everyone in Montana is handed a gun at birth.

The minute anyone lacks enthusiasm for the jobs posted here, it's time to get out. God knows this work isn't about money, so it better be about enthusiasm. I don't think anyone's trying to be a deck to Dennis here. I'd just point out to the kids fresh out of college that the people hiring for...

Millennials, man. Everything's a selfie. But we must take efforts to realize this is not a character flaw, just the behavior of a generation.

If the Reds are the MLB's most-storied team, this job was listed in 1977. In all seriousness, though, Cincy is one of the few truly MLB-first cities left out there. Goes without saying this is a potentially great job for both launching pad or settling in as a lifer purposes.

Not for the faint of heart, as Baraboo is home to a clown cemetery.

"Must be able to make friends with police officers."