Paid Content is hiring two reporters:

"Do you break news on important digital-media stories? Have insights on those stories that get people talking? Are you comfortable with numbers and SEC filings? Able to juggle deadline reporting/writing with longer-range enterprise pieces?"

"If the answer is “yes” to most or all of those questions, we’d like to talk with you. We’ve got a great opportunity for reporters with specialties in either digital entertainment (based in Los Angeles) or the nexus of tech, media and finance (based in San Fran/Silicon Valley)."

"Send your resume and some work samples that showcase the above skills to jobs AT paidcontent.org."

XXL is looking for a sales gangsta and that's gained them a bit of coverage here and there for their use of slanguage.

Or you may prefer the less dumb version at Media Bistro [reg. required].

Mashable Jobs is a great resource for those playing at a higher level than, uh, me. That said, here's a very cool looking job at Vocalo.org for a Senior Content Strategist:

"This person will be responsible for providing the vision and direction to grow our audience on-air and online. In this role, you’ll be developing ways Vocalo.org can best reach its audience on multiple platforms, and how we can harness social media to deepen audience participation."

I'd never heard of Vocalo.org but the job description makes it sound like a great project with which to be involved:

"Vocalo.org is a new project created by Chicago Public Radio. Vocalo.org is where we play the stories, music, and other audio that our users and listeners create and upload to our site. We then broadcast it on our FM signal that reaches an audience in Chicago and Northwest Indiana. We believe in the power of public conversation, and making media accessible to voices that normally don’t get heard."

Community Director, New Media Department, Warner Bros. Records:

“Oversee day-to-day operations of on-line communities for WBR roster, including Artists’ sites, fan clubs and Artists’ presence on social networks…”

“Minimum 5 years experience running Music/Entertainment communities.”

Although this is a blind item, i.e. the company is not identified in the ad, I can tell you it's the real deal for a real professional.

URBAN NEW MEDIA MARKETING DIRECTOR:

"For the online urban marketing expert, who lives and breathes the new digital culture around hip hop and urban music. If you understand how to develop careers online, and can think strategically about new digital models for hip hop/urban music, than this is for you!"

"We are an Artist focused, music based entertainment company. We have an amazing roster of artists, and are creating the future business model around music."

The Rock and Roll Hall of fame and Museum has a unique opportunity for a professional archivist:

"The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is currently considering applicants for the position of Archivist. The Archivist reports to the Director of Library and Archives and is responsible for assisting in the planning and implementation of the activities of the Library and Archives of the Museum, including selection, arrangement, description, preservation, reference, and outreach."

Official Site:
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

I'm always hesitant to post new industry sites because it's tough keeping them going long term and most don't stay in the game but Jobs in Hip-Hop is a good idea and they posted a Festival Music Blogger job I meant to get up.

However, right now the Jobamatic hosted version is a bit easier to use and more compelling.

But what's up with the RSS feeds? Jobs in Hip-Hop doesn't seem to have one and the Jobamatic feed doesn't seem to be working.

Let's give them some traffic and encourage them to work out the bugs while I contemplate the possible return of ProHipHop Jobs!