Journalist

• Cover the media and how the fourth estate operates
• Write about newspapers, Substackers, TV networks, business leaders, influencers, and other players in the space
• Cultivate high-level sources at new and established outlets
• Pursue big, conversation-starting articles that will appeal to broad audiences
• Blend reporting with analysis

Staff Writer

• Bring energy and enthusiasm to looking beyond the surface to break news and tell impactful stories;
• Produce daily and longer-term enterprise content — including features as well as data-driven investigative pieces — for use across multiple platforms with a digital-first mindset;
• Create photos, videos, social media posts as essential elements of multi-dimensional storytelling;
• Work collaboratively and collegially with reporters, photographers, editors and producers, and approach the use of new technology such as AI tools in responsible and creative ways.

Reporter

• Proactively finding and writing exclusive stories on the marketing and advertising industry
• Regular interviews with leading figures
• Producing timely and considered analysis on topical trends and developments
• Commissioning, editing, and providing feedback on contributed content where required
• Working with our social media executive and distribution team to promote your stories on The Drum’s key channels
• Frequently calling and meeting key contacts to uncover what’s really happening in the industry
• Supporting colleagues from other teams with your specialist expertise, growing your presence within The Drum and contributing to wider company efforts
• Continuously honing your network to build your reputation as the go-to industry journalist
• Appearing on camera, panels and podcasts for The Drum to share your knowledge and bring attention to your reporting

• Cover key state courts based in Downstate New York, with an emphasis on key courts, judges and judicial developments, especially when they carry national or cross‑market significance.
• Monitor judicial elections and selection. Identify and connect with major players in judicial selection, from county politicos to key players in City Hall and on the State Senate Judiciary Committee, to name just a couple of venues.
• Report on major judicial decisions, nominations, recusals, ethics issues and structural changes affecting the judiciary.
• Analyze rulings and opinions to identify broader legal, political and business implications, drawing connections across cases, courts and jurisdictions.
• Ability to leverage resources—from human intelligence and deep dives into case filing data and other statistics, to our data-driven and analytical Radar team and AI—to surface trends and shifts in the litigation landscape before others recognize them.
• Surface early signals by tracking rulings, dissents, concurrences, procedural shifts and judicial behavior to identify emerging doctrinal or institutional trends.
• Produce breaking news on tight deadlines for Law.com publications serving legal and business audiences nationwide.
• Balance daily coverage with enterprise and investigative reporting focused on the judiciary’s role in shaping litigation outcomes, regulatory enforcement and market risk.
• Collaborate with colleagues across Law.com’s global newsroom to develop national trend stories and multi‑court projects.
• Build and maintain a strong network of judges, clerks, litigators, former judicial officials and court experts to generate exclusive insight and deepen the authority of coverage.
• Collaborate effectively with reporters and editors across geographies and platforms, contributing to social media and audience engagement.
• Write with clarity and authority for a highly sophisticated audience that relies on Law.com’s reporting as decision intelligence, not just news.
• Use audience signals and editorial feedback to sharpen coverage priorities and ensure reporting aligns with how professionals use judicial insight in practice.
• As a baseline, reporters are expected to publish at least one story per day, with regular enterprise and analytical work delivered each month.

Judiciary Reporter

• Anchor top and bottom of the hour national newscasts
• Anchor multiple market local newscasts
• Breaking News coverage
• General newsroom responsibilities
• Other duties as assigned

National News Anchor

• Provide traffic reports on a Television Affiliate.
• Identify, research, and create copy regarding traffic to feature during on-air shift; finalizes content using digital audio editing software
• Manage information; keeping all facts straight, making sure details are accurate and current, and tracking any changes
• Maintain crucial deadlines in order to provide traffic updates in a timely fashion

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