New Jobs Posted To TVNewsCheck

New jobs posted to TVNewsCheck include openings for two promotions producers, local sales manager, news photographer, reporter, special projects producer and MMJ/reporter.

Pittsburgh is known as one of the truly competitive TV markets in the nation, and a new battleground has emerged in the 4 p.m. hour. KDKA (above) has run 4 p.m. news since 2002, while WTAE debuted an hour-long program in July and WPXI did so in mid-September.
Producer Openings In Marketing And Digital Content

New jobs posted to TVNewsCheck’s Media Job Center include openings for a marketing and promotions producer for Cox and a digital content producer for Hearst.
Ryan Houston Joining WPXI News In Pittsburgh
WPXI News Director Leaves For WSB
Cox Media Group-owned WPXI Pittsburgh News Director Suzanne Nadell is leaving next month to take a similar position at Cox’s WSB-TV in Atlanta. Her replacement in Pittsburgh will be in-house: Managing Editor Scott Trabandt.
Former WPXI Cameraman Raymond Weitzel Dies
Pittsburgh Sweep | KDKA, WPXI Tie In 11 p.m. Demo Ratings
WTAE, WPXI, KDKA Claim Nov. Wins
Brittny McGraw Leaving WPXI For WSLS
WPXI A Solid First In Steel City Social Media
WPXI, Cox’s NBC affiliate in Pittsburgh, leads the market in social media actions over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WPXI has more than 5.3 million actions on social.
Bill Phillips Leaving WPXI For WTOV
WPXI Names Suzanne Nadell News Director
Cox Media moves her from its KOKI Tulsa to oversee news at its Pittsburgh NBC affiliate beginning Oct. 17.
Stations Getting Creative With Facebook Live
In newsrooms across the country, Facebook’s instant video option might be changing the way we consume social media. Reporters need only a smartphone camera and Facebook account to capture live, unedited video that can be viewed on their personal or station’s pages and websites. Consider it the visual equivalent of listening to the police scanner. Above, Kristine Sorensen, host of KDKA’s Pittsburgh Today Live, points out items for the upcoming show as she does a Facebook Live intro before broadcasting starts. (Darrell Sapp photo)