Full-Time
Reporter I
News
Nexstar
1,001-5,000 employees
Operates numerous television stations nationwide
Compensation Overview
$31/hr
Mid, Senior
San Diego, CA, USA
In Person
- Must interact positively and productively with other employees in the field and in studio
- Uphold station values and models professionalism on and off the air
- Strong on-air presentation – must be credible, personable and engaging
- Excellent oral, written and interpersonal communication skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Must be able to accept constructive direction and feedback
- In line with reporting duties, individual must be flexible with schedule and be willing to work additional hours or days or different shifts and holidays as required by news content
- Positive, solution-oriented attitude and team player
- Can perform duties and make decisions under extreme pressure
- Accurate reporting of news stories
- Attend editorial meetings and regularly pitch original story ideas
- Develops community contacts and a network of news sources
- Must be able to ad-lib live breaking news by telling a compelling story and have a strong ability to interact with anchors in studio
- Works with the photographer, producers, desk in the development of a story
- Regularly updates newsroom on story elements and progress
- Use social media to update news stories to the public
- Attend station partnerships in the community
- B.A. or B.S. Degree preferably in journalism or communication or equivalent related experience
- Prefer 3-5 years TV news reporting in a medium to large market
Nexstar Media Group operates the largest collection of television stations in the United States, with 197 stations that reach a large audience across the country. The company primarily generates revenue through selling advertising time to businesses and collecting fees from cable and satellite providers for broadcasting its signals. In addition to traditional television, Nexstar has ventured into digital media, owning websites and mobile apps linked to its stations, including 'The Hill,' a political news site, and 'NewsNation,' a national news network focused on unbiased reporting. Nexstar stands out from competitors due to its extensive station portfolio and its dual revenue model, which combines advertising with retransmission fees. The company's goal is to maintain and expand its influence in the media landscape while providing diverse news coverage to its audience.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, Texas
Founded
1996
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Launch of free streaming apps expands audience and digital ad revenue potential.
- Acquisition of The Hill enhances digital footprint and content diversification.
- New credit facilities provide financial flexibility for future investments.
What critics are saying
- Cord-cutting trends threaten traditional TV viewership and advertising revenue.
- Increased competition from digital-first platforms may erode audience share.
- FCC's potential new regulations on retransmission fees could impact distribution revenue.
What makes Nexstar unique
- Largest U.S. television station owner with 197 stations across the country.
- Dual-revenue model from advertising and retransmission fees ensures financial stability.
- Expanding digital media presence with assets like 'The Hill' and 'NewsNation'.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Paid Vacation
401(k) Company Match
Paid Parental Leave
Life Insurance
Company News
Cahill represented the lead arrangers in connection with credit agreement amendments to provide for (1) a new $1.9 billion Term A Credit Facility, a new $1.3 billion Term B Credit Facility and a new $750 million Revolving Credit Facility for Nexstar Media
Nexstar Media Group shareholders approve all proposals at 2025 Annual shareholder Meeting.
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Nexstar appoints Bill Nardi as Vice President of Station Operations.
He takes over for Mark Turner, who is retiring from Nexstar on July 1, after more than 35 years in broadcast television operations.