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News Corp

Global media, information services, publishing.

Executive Producer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Dallas, TX, USA
In PersonThe role is in office in Dallas, Texas.
Creative ProductionProduction Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Lead editorial and production teams with confidence and clarity, setting standards for content quality, news judgment, and editorial integrity across programs.
  • Apply senior news judgment to story selection, content framing, and editorial decisions, with an understanding of audience interests and the public interest.
  • Develop long-term content strategies, innovate formats, and advance platform-growth initiatives.
  • Manage complex, multi-format digital productions, including production workflows, scheduling, and budgets.
  • Make clear decisions under pressure in a fast-moving digital news environment and direct teams during breaking news and high-stakes editorial situations.
  • Manage team dynamics and resolve conflicts constructively while maintaining a professional, respectful, and collaborative working environment.
  • Mentor and develop production and editorial staff to build team capability and support retention and morale.
  • Lead effectively across unpredictable news cycles, breaking events, and evolving platform demands.
  • Manage budgets and ensure content is delivered within agreed cost parameters.
Responsibilities
  • Set and drive the daily and long-term editorial direction for programs, ensuring content is original, authoritative, and aligned with News24's editorial and audience objectives.
  • Lead the development and evolution of program formats to ensure they are engaging, competitive, and editorially strong.
  • Partner with the host on program content and direction, contribute ideas, shape the editorial agenda, and retain final editorial authority over content decisions.
  • Make final decisions on story selection, angle, framing, and prioritization across programs, ensuring editorial decisions reflect News24's strategy.
  • Provide final editorial approval for scripts, segments, and other content to ensure output meets News24's editorial standards.
  • Manage the working relationship with the host, provide clear editorial direction, and address editorial disagreements decisively.
  • Escalate editorial risks, legally sensitive content, and standards concerns to senior leadership immediately.
  • Vet every guest and contributor before appearance or publication, checking credibility, background, and potential editorial or reputational risks.
  • Conduct social media checks on guests and contributors before their first appearance and routinely re-check recurring guests for new adverse, offensive, or reputationally risky content.
  • Brief guests and contributors on the purpose of their contribution, editorial context, and expected standards of conduct across News24 digital platforms.
  • Intervene immediately when a guest or contributor breaches editorial or professional standards.
  • Take final responsibility for editorial sign-off across digital and streaming content; no content goes live without Executive Producer or delegated editorial approval.
  • Ensure digital content is accurate and complies with applicable content codes, regulations, and the Editorial Code of Conduct.
  • Safeguard content against defamation, discrimination, and misleading information.
  • Ensure legal changes are reflected in the content schedule and communicated to the host and production team before publication.
  • Apply editorial judgment under pressure, prioritizing accuracy, credibility, and integrity over speed.
  • Ensure scripts, captions, on-screen text, tags, and digital copy are accurate, correctly spelled, fact-checked, and consistent with professional journalistic standards.
  • Ensure images, photographs, graphics, maps, and video assets across digital platforms are accurate, legally cleared, appropriately labelled, and editorially relevant.
  • Prevent plagiarism and ensure editorial content, including scripts, graphics, captions, digital copy, and social posts, is original or appropriately attributed with proper credit for external sources.
  • Correct factual errors, misstatements, and misidentifications swiftly and transparently across published digital content.
  • Oversee the daily production and delivery of programs, ensuring output is published on time, on brief, and to editorial and production standards.
  • Manage production budgets and allocate resources effectively to deliver content within agreed financial parameters.
  • Lead production planning across daily, weekly, and long-term content schedules, ensuring the team is prepared and resourced for planned coverage and breaking news.
  • Provide clear and decisive editorial direction to the production team during breaking news and other fast-moving, high-stakes situations.
  • Maintain production workflows and processes that support consistent, high-quality content delivery.
  • Ensure quality control across planning and delivery processes.
  • Lead, mentor, and develop production and editorial staff, providing direction, feedback, and guidance to improve their work.
  • Foster a positive, collaborative, high-performance team culture that supports staff retention and morale.
  • Manage staffing requirements, including rostering, performance, and resource planning, to ensure the production team is appropriately structured and supported.
  • Resolve team conflicts promptly and constructively while maintaining a professional and respectful working environment.
  • Align program editorial output with platform key performance indicators, including audience growth, subscription targets, views, and engagement metrics.
  • Monitor program performance data and use insights to inform editorial decisions, content formats, and production priorities.
  • Identify opportunities to innovate and evolve programs and advance audience engagement and platform growth.
  • Work with senior editorial leadership to align programs with the broader News24 digital content agenda.
  • Contribute program-level insight and production expertise to editorial planning meetings and News24's overall content direction.

About the company

News Corp operates as a global media and information company with six segments: Digital Real Estate Services, Subscription Video Services, Dow Jones, Book Publishing, News Media, and Other. It creates and distributes real estate portals, paid TV and streaming content, financial and business news, books, and news across regions. Its platforms monetize through ads, subscriptions, and licensing, leveraging flagship brands to reach audiences with property, entertainment, news, and publishing offerings. Its goal is to provide trusted, authoritative content and services to a broad audience while generating revenue across multiple channels worldwide.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2013

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What believers are saying

  • Fiscal 2026 revenue rose 7% to $9.03 billion, with EBITDA up 15%.
  • Free cash flow jumped 40% to $1.24 billion, funding buybacks and dividends.
  • Realtor.com and Dow Jones both posted double-digit growth in Q4 FY26.

What critics are saying

  • Brave's July 2026 countersuit keeps News Corp in costly AI copyright litigation.
  • Print titles and advertising remain structurally weak versus digital, pressuring News Media margins.
  • If OpenAI, Meta, or Bloomberg internalize distribution, News Corp's licensing leverage collapses.

What makes News Corp unique

  • Dow Jones subscriptions reached 6.7 million in fiscal 2026, anchoring recurring revenue.
  • Realtor.com held 33% market share in Q4 FY26, outperforming Redfin and Homes.com.
  • News Corp signed AI licensing deals with OpenAI, Meta, Bloomberg, and about 20 others.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Holidays
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support
  • Conference Attendance Budget

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