Paul A. Jannace Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, United States

Part of a team that manages the daily production of the NHL homepage.Responsibilities include producing daily content, specifically articles that appear on the website, as well as sending out push notifications via the NHL mobile app.Work closely with the NHL editorial staff on programming the site daily, as well as teaming with our video production staff.

New York City Metropolitan Area

Assist with editing and production of stories for NHL.com.

Managing content feeds on NHL.com homepage.

Crafting and sending push notifications/alerts to the NHL.com app.

Assist NHL clubs update and manage their websites.

New York, NY

Edited game stories, columns, features and notebooks for Major League Baseball's official website (MLB.com).Posted all edited copy to the MLB.com homepage and each team site.Job duties include dediting photos and posting videos to stories before going live on the MLB homepage.Assisted with game night web production for all NHL.com club sites.

Bayside, NY

Proofread and edit copy for news and sports sections and assist with layout for weekly publications TimesLedger and Bayside Times.

Wellsville, NY

I covered high school sports in 12 school districts around the Allegany County area, as well as serving as the beat reporter for the Buffalo Bills.As the sports editor, I wrote and edited stories, and also designed the entire sports section everyday and did all of the photography.I covered the Buffalo Bills for seven season, attending every home game and.

Brooklyn, NY

I covered high school sports in three districts in Brooklyn for a weekly newspaper. I would compile roundups for the previous week of games from those three schools and conduct phone interviews with coaches and players for the stories.I also wrote features on local athletes and coaches, as well as writing about other community events related to sports (ex.

New York, NY

I assisted the baseball desk with editing every Major League Baseball game story each night. As the reporters at the ballparks would file their stories to the headquarters in New York, we would relay messages about editorial changes needed in the stories before they were put on the wire.Before the games would start each night, the editorial assistants were.