Your one stop prep service for every sportspage in the country, top 10 stories of the day for free, access to daily link service with over 100 top stories by sport posted daily, and links to all your favorite sports websites. If your a sports fan or work in the sports media, USSportspages.com should be your homepage.

This web site is a must for those just entering the sportscasting job market or for those looking to land that next job. The site is owned by Dave Benz, a veteran broadcaster in his own right who is now also assisting his fellow broadcasters with job placements across the country. You can utilize Dave’s extensive network of contacts to help you locate the job that’s right for you. You can use his web site to: 

This web site provides broadcast professionals with the latest news, rumor, and notes on all major sports in the country.  Ben Maller has broken a number of stories over the past few years on the site having received credit in major newspapers including the Philadelphia Daily News, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Houston Chronicle, Los Angeles Daily News, Seattle Post-Intelegencer, The Oregonian and Arizona Republic, among others. Popular sports sites such as FoxSports.com, SI.com, SportingNews.com and NBA gossip site HoopsHype.com have also credited Ben's site.

This web site is an Internet based employment service dedicated to helping you find employment in the highly competitive broadcast marketplace.

Sports Byline USA is America's #1 Sports Talk Show. Now in its 15th year, Sports Byline USA has become the most popular radio sports talk network in the country. It's heard on nearly 200 radio stations and by 2.2 million listeners per week. Additionally, Sports Byline is heard internationally on 500 stations of the Armed Forces Network as well as in Canada and the Virgin Islands.

Sports Byline is the creation of show host Ron Barr. The idea came to Barr while he was hosting a local San Francisco sports talk show called "Evening Sports Magazine." One evening Barr was interviewing Duke Snider when a fan called in and said, "Ron, I've waited 35 years to talk with Duke Snider, and tonight you're giving me the chance." From that, Barr got the idea to launch a national sports talk show that would give fans everywhere an opportunity to talk with their sports heroes. Sports Byline is also a forum that allows listeners across the country to express their opinions about what's happening in sports and about major issues such as player strikes and gender equity.

Sports Byline USA has been called the "Nightline" of sports for its interesting, insightful and compelling presentation. Barr says, "Sports is a reflection of life, it's winning and losing; it's competing as we do in life every day. I want listeners to have an outlet for their frustrations as well as a source of information to help them form their sports opinions. Information cures ignorance."

The Carolina School of Broadcasting is not a "deejay school." We are, as our name implies, a broadcasting school. When you enroll in the Carolina School of Broadcasting, you will be introduced to all the fundamentals of the broadcasting business.  Everything from basic broadcast reading and speech to radio and television programming and news and commercial announcing. You will learn linear and non-linear editing, commercial copy writing, production, sales, camera operations and so much more.

Getatvjob.com was founded by Mike Perlow. He is currently a Sports Anchor/Reporter for New England Sports Network. He also serves as a fill-in host on ESPN Radio, Boston. Prior to his time at NESN, Mike was a freelance Sports Anchor/Reporter for New England Cable News. He is also a play-by-play announcer for CN8 New England. Mike's 14-year broadcasting career has taken him from WCAX-TV in Burlington, Vermont to WFTX-TV in Fort Myers, Florida and ultimately to Boston. He is a graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Mike was recently nominated for a New England Emmy Award, and has won AP awards for “Best Sports Anchor” & “Best Sports Reporter.”

Whether you dream of being on-the-air or behind the scenes, there are many ways to get the job. Getatvjob.com will suggest some approaches you probably haven't thought of and others you may have tried but not correctly. Our network of industry contacts throughout the country has helped many of our clients land great jobs in television.
From your resume and cover letter to your demo tape, we'll guide you through the entire process and have you on the road to landing your first or next TV job.

Since 1970, over 10,000 people have made a change in their lives by enrolling at the Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts. Today our graduates work all over the world in virtually every aspect of the broadcast and communications industries.

You'll need two primary things if you want to become a sports broadcaster: Contacts (It's not just WHAT you know, but WHO you know) and sports broadcasting skills. Go visit SMA's site and discover how a local sportscaster can personally mentor you inside a nearby radio station. While there, sign up for their FREE sportscasting tele-seminar series, and take a look at the "Secrets to Sports Broadcasting Success" free webinar they're offering.