How to Get a Job in Local Television and Radio

Authors

Nancy McKenzie Dupont, University of MississippiFollow
Debora Wenger, University of MississippiFollow
Bradley E. Schulz, University of Mississippi
Charlie Mitchell, University of MississippiFollow

Streaming Media

Document Type

Video

Publication Date

3-5-2013

Disciplines

American Politics | Journalism Studies

Abstract

News directors, station managers and promotions managers give tips on how to get a job in local television and radio. Sponsored by The Meek School of Journalism and New Media at The University of Mississippi and The Mississippi Association of Broadcasters. Panelists included:

• Jeff Houston, WTVA (Tupelo)
• Allie Ware, WTVA (Tupelo)
• Aundrea Self WCBI-TV (Columbus)
• Cheryl Bill, WTVA Tupelo
• Stan Allen, Clear Channel
• Kevin Russell, Tupelo Radio Broadcasting, KZ103
• Woodrow Wilkins, WXVT (Greenville)
• Rick Mize, TeleSouth Communications, Q93.7 Supertalk Mississippi
• Johnny Boswell, Boswell Media
• Robert Davidson, WCBI (Columbus)
• Wilson Stribling, WLBT, WDVD Fox 40 (Jackson)
• Tanya Carter, WABG
• Carey Snyder, Snyder Media (Tupelo: Power 101, Max 95)
• Ben Hart, WABT (Jackson)

Relational Format

video recording

Extent

57:14

Recommended Citation

Dupont, Nancy McKenzie; Wenger, Debora; Schulz, Bradley E.; and Mitchell, Charlie, "How to Get a Job in Local Television and Radio" (2013). Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics. 36.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/overby/36