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August 20, 2006

NY Observer Seeks Online VP/GM

nyobserver logo.jpg The New York Observer is looking for someone to head up their online division. We understand that management at this quirky NY print newspaper is quirky itself. However, there seems like plenty of upside here. Traffic to the site today is very low in contrast to NY blogs like Gothamist. The paper has a loyal audience and there is no reason why this cannot translate online.

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Vice President and General Manager, Online
The New York Observer

The New York Observer, the weekly newspaper of New York founded in 1987, is seeking an energetic and experienced manager to take charge of its entire online network. As a member of the management team, this position reports directly to the President of the New York Observer and the company's Owner/Publisher. This established publishing brand, now under new ownership, is investing the capital necessary to accelerate the growth of its online business and expand it to include innovative information products and to serve new audiences.

Specific responsibilities fall into four general areas: audience development and retention, new product development, advertising/business development, and site operations & systems. The VP will collaborate heavily with all departments including Editorial, Technology, and Sales.

Candidates must have at least 5 years of internet experience with P&L responsibilities related to product management and product development; strong analytical, organization, management, and communication skills; and a talent for strategic and creative thinking. Other requirements include a proven track record in building and launching successful internet products and services, experience with programming and audience development, and a strong understanding of internet technology as it relates to the content space. This position offers competitive compensation and benefits, and is based in New York City.

Posted by Paul at August 20, 2006 09:39 PM

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