We got this from email:

Lexy is a early-stage company focused on transmogrifying how people communicate and collaborate via mobile phones.

The Opportunity

We are looking for folks with a talent for/experience in creating audio content. If others listen to what you have to say, regardless of how you say it, talk to us. If others love what you share with them, regardless of how you share it, talk to us about that too! Our audience soon will be very large, very engaged, and ready to hear your audio.

The Position(s)

We seek people who, on a part-time/freelance basis, can help us fill our audio content library. You’ll send us what you want to hear and share: snippets of popular podcasts, controversial headlines, riveting reviews, political punditry. For example, if we need a two-minute humor spot, you edit bits of your favorite comedians doing your favorite jokes. The millions who will soon be listening to audio on Lexy want to hear what’s popular through your POV.

Details

This is a national hunt for talent. Though Lexy is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, you can work remotely and connect to us via email, IM, and Lexy (you’ll be among the first users of this very cool new service).

Audio Content Producers will be compensated according to the popularity and level of general consumption of their submissions. Be absurd. Be official. Be funny. Be controversial. Be informative. Be provocative. Be compensated for being how you want to be!

Next Steps

Send an email to listen_to_this [at] lexy [dot] com with your resume, a few lines about yourself and a description of the type — or many types — of audio content you might contribute If you send us something, we will get back to you. If we hear potential, we will send you information about next steps. Come on now…Show us your Auditude™.

Search Engine Journal is looking for a Search Engine News Blogger:

Search Engine Journal is one of the top industry blogs which covers the search engine market. We report on Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask.com and various search engines as well as topics such as blogging, link building, social media and SEO.

Search Engine Journal is currently looking for a part time blogger who can cover industry news and trends on a daily basis, posting to the blog 3 to 5 days a week.

If you work in the Search Marketing industry, being a blogger on Search Engine Journal WILL :
* skyrocket your career
* power up your resume
* connect you with the players in the search industry
* build your recognition around the industry
* make you some money on the side.

Yes, this is a paid position.

Interested applicants can send their resume here.

Original post can be found here.

wirelessinfo.com is looking for a Cell Phone Bloggers:

Do you love cell phones? Do you not only understand the difference between CDMA and GSM, but can explain it to someone who doesn’t? Do leaked photos of the latest handsets get you excited? Then we need you!

We are setting up a new site on cell phones, and need bloggers who can write witty, erudite and informative posts on cell phones and cell phone related subjects. We’ll pay you a monthly fee for a set number of posts, and you’ll have the kudos of being associated with one of the coolest cell phone sites out there.

We need bloggers who are motivated, self-starters who can chase down the latest news, rumors, tips and tricks. You’ll be expected to find the latest news and rumors and post about them (although we have a few tricks up our sleeve that will make this easier). The blog is scheduled to start shortly.

The new site is from a fast-growing company behind web sites such as camcorderinfo.com and digitalcamerainfo.com. This is a contract position that can be done from anywhere.

Interested applicants can apply here.

Original post can be found here.

optionMONSTER is looking for a Writer-editor for growing financial market:

optionMONSTER, a news and education site for retail investors in the options market, is looking for a web2-savvy individual to manage all aspects of daily content and programming. Following the markets, the site publishes multiple posts and webcasts/podcasts each day. The position will report, edit contributors, and be responsible for videocasts and podcasts, among other objectives. Finance, blog experience valuable. This is an rare opportunity to work with a small team of leading figures from the options and digital publishing worlds. Reports to the general manager.

E-mail resume to kurt@optionmonster.com

Original post can be found here.

TechTarget is looking for an Associate Editor:

Named one of the “50 Best Places to Work” in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal for two years in a row, TechTarget produces the most targeted media for enterprise information technology (IT) professionals, including invitation-only conferences; controlled, qualified e-newsletters; Webcasts; magazines; and the TechTarget network of Web sites targeting specific sectors of the IT market. TechTarget leads the industry in developing innovative advertising vehicles that address IT marketers’ need for high-ROI branding and lead-generation programs. The leading IT companies in the world rely on TechTarget media to reach qualified IT professionals with buying power. TechTarget has more than 1,500 advertisers, including IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, HP, Cisco, Intel, and EMC. More information about TechTarget is available at www.techtarget.com

If you’re a self-starter who thrives in a fast-paced environment, TechTarget has openings for challenging and growth-oriented positions:

Associate Editor

TechTarget is seeking an Associate Site Editor for the Windows Media Group. This is a multi-faceted job that involves maintaining and updating the content of SearchWinComputing.com, one of five Web sites designed for administrators using Microsoft platforms and applications.

Essential Job Functions:

· Writing, reporting and editing (journalism training preferred);
· Excellent knowledge of how to use the Web to find information;
· Newsletter creation, preparation and transmission;
· Podcasting, webcasting and/or blog management
· Regular interaction with industry experts in the field who support our effort; and,
· Interaction with our site members (i.e., systems administrators and Windows users) on an ongoing basis;
Knowledge, skills and abilities required:
· We are looking for people who display intellectual curiosity, innovation, high standards, adherence to deadlines, a competitive nature, and the ability to work in a flexible, changing environment;
· Minimum of two years’ writing and/or editing background, preferably in newspaper, magazine or Web journalism;
· Strong writing, editing and verbal skills;
· Basic knowledge of HTML preferred
· Strong computer/Web skills,
· Experience with interviewing technologists;
· Ability to juggle many tasks simultaneously;
· Strong organizational skills;
· Bachelor’s degree in journalism, communications, English or other relevant course of study;
· Basic understanding of information technology concepts; and
· A willingness and ability to learn more about computers and corporate computing.

Get On Board!

TechTarget offers competitive salaries and benefits in a fun and energized work environment. Our autonomous culture rewards goal-oriented professionals who enjoy meeting challenges head-on. Send your resume to jobs@techtarget.com .

Original post can be found here.

I’m looking for a couple bloggers to blog the PodCamp Conference in Boston 9/9 - 9/10 for The Blog Herald.

This is a paid blogging position.

Interested?

Drop us a note at jobs [at] blogmedia [dot] biz with some sample posts.

We’re looking for someone to do some basic voiceovers for our new Blog Herald Podcast for our intros and transitions from segment to segment.

If you’re interested, drop us a note with some samples at jobs [at] blogmedia [dot] biz.