News Analyst

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Description:  As a News Analyst you'll be at the cutting edge of the modern information world.  Each morning, the nation's top executives in the government and corporate sectors start their day with a news analysis briefing provided that you'll contribute to and write.

Requirements: The successful candidate must have excellent  analytical skills, writing and editing ability, and experience in either government or corporate headquarters. The ability to work very early morning hours is a must. If you love news, thrive under deadlines, and want to have a direct impact on important decision makers this is the position for you. 

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