Monday, August 13, 2007 by SDRadio.

BOARD OPERATOR (Full Time) AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY

MEC Network has an immediate opening for a BOARD OPERATOR with at least one year’s board operator experience in either a radio station or production studio environment.

Applicants should:
• Have a basic understanding of production and editing
• Be computer literate at a basic usage level
• Have a current/clean California driving license and own transport

As an MEC Board Operator you will be responsible for the panelling of live broadcast and remote outside broadcast shows on a daily basis as required for both BLAZIN’ 98.9 FM and ESPN 800-AM. This will include management and insertion of live traffic reports and other audio feeds, and editing and loading of commercial spots and feature programs into the stations digital play-out systems. Knowledge of Pro Tools or other digital audio systems will be a plus.

This position offers good pay and the opportunity for advancement. The successful applicant will be based at MEC Network Studios, 1027 10th Ave, San Diego, 92101.
Applicants must be based locally in San Diego County.

E-MAIL YOUR APLICATION / RESUME addressed “BOARD OP” TO:
Lee Cornell
OM/Brand & Marketing
Lee@mecnetwork.net

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NO CALLS PLEASE

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Monday, August 13, 2007 by SDRadio.

Welcome to SDRadio for Monday, August 13, 2007!

Tori Peck at KSON’s country morning show had a rough weekend: she was part of the San Diego’s Bachelorettes being auctioned off to benefit the Surfrider Foundation. Tori writes: “The things I get myself into!! It’s a great cause and I’m excited about my date package……a private helicopter ride around our beautiful city and dinner for two at 94th Aero squardron where our helicopter will drop us off.”

Pictured is Tori with last week’s Prognostic Pooch from the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

This morning, Cliff announced the morning show have named the lucky winner “Whirlybird Guy.” All in fun as the Surfrider Foundation raised money. Hear more with Cliff and Company at KSON.

AM 1700 is building the line up. Program Director and morning host Mark Larson writes: “Miller, Reagan, Neal Boortz (are) all in the lineup now. Mark adds that “Lars Larson is now 1-4AM overnight.” Lars was previously heard at 760 KFMB.

Mark indicates that his show will be expanding local news coverage, first and foremost in the 5-9AM spot. Starting next month, on coming Sept. 3 , San Diego’s own New York Myke will host a new, live and local show at noon.

Next week, Mark writes, Bob Filner, “as far left as I am right, will be our special correspondent in IRAQ!” Plus today, Mark had Bree Walker on. Bree has a Los Angeles based radio show and is also heard nationwide on Air America. Mark adds: “See how a compassionate conservative like yours truly reaches out to the lefties?”

Noted: San Diego’s own Shotgun Tom Kelly is part of the FOX line up. You can hear him do the voice over for America’s Most Wanted. Not only is Shotgun involved, it also involves Tony Pepper.

With Lars Larson at AM 1700, KFMB-AM adds Phil Hendrie overnights.

Clear Channel Radio spent 1.2 million dollars so far this year on lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C. Perhaps the elected officials don’t know which station to turn too …..

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