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Force Commander
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In case you need a media job.......

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I don't know about this company beyond this article I saw today. In case it would be helpful to you in this business climate, here you go.

http://www.ntsmediaonline.com/?p=2609&u ... dium=email
Media Staffing Network (MSN), which bills itself as “the first media specific, full service staffing company,” has launched a free job site to promote job openings across all media and to “help bring together job seekers and media companies.” Laurie Kahn, founder and CEO of MSN says that with consolidation and multi-platform selling, there are more and more opportunities and needs for talents with varied backgrounds and expertise. “There is currently not a media specific site where all media professionals can converge to view opportunities across all platforms,” said Kahn. “With this site, it will be easier for employers to reach a larger audience and job seekers will have a wider variety of jobs to view.” In addition to the job board the site also offers numerous free tools to assist both employers and job seekers, including resume help, job description templates, interview question tips, etc. You can check out the very user-friendly website for yourself at www.mediastaffingnetwork.com.
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Does the Mountaineer Sports Network know about their blatant-misuse of the MSN name?

Lest we forget the outcry when the "MicroSoft Network" tried to trample on that MSN turf.
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