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This opportunity from Cox Media Group is aimed at undergraduates, but may be of interest to masters grads interested in digital media. See the link below. "The Digital Talent Program is designed for scholars to contribute to Cox Media Group through digital innovation on project based assignments where excellence manifests in the digital context. The CMG Digital Talent Program is a highly competitive program in the digital industry for a diverse group of recently graduated students. This program is for those eligible to work in the U.S., who have demonstrated superior academic achievement, are committed to a career in digital media and show promise of future achievement as a digital leader. The anticipated tenure is for up to one year and selected students are expected to complete the program successfully. At Cox Media Group (CMG), we encourage employees to “Be Yourself. Make Us Better.” CMG is committed to attracting, developing and retaining a diverse workforce that mirrors the communities we serve. This approach embraces the belief that everyone has a role to play in our digital transformation, and we welcome innovative ideas that help us compete – and succeed – in every CMG market. Selected program members will work at various CMG locations beginning in early June 2014 through June 2015. Learn more about the positions in Austin at the Austin American-Statesman<http://www.cmgdigitaltalent.com/about/austin-american-statesman/>, in San Antonio at CMG radio stations<http://www.cmgdigitaltalent.com/about/san-antonio-radio/>, in the Bay Area at KTVU<http://www.cmgdigitaltalent.com/about/ktvu-television/>, and in the Tampa Bay area atValpak<http://www.cmgdigitaltalent.com/about/valpak-digital/>." The deadline on this opportunity is very tight, however it was referred to me by an accomplished CCI alumna and successful radio personality in Atlanta GA. Please disseminate this to your students and fellow faculty members who may be able to get it in front of qualified students. http://www.cmgdigitaltalent.com/about/ Cheers! Patrick Powell Director of Development College of Communication and Information