10 of the best media job employment agencies for you to use are listed below:

1. Journalism Jobs.com – www.journalismjobs.com – Their website offers an interactive experience where you can find media jobs, search for links to other media websites, investigate more into media job salaries as well as read media related articles.

2. Media Bistro – www.mediabistro.com – This employment agency offers a wide selection of media jobs right across the industry spectrum, as well as additional advice regarding media job employers, how to apply for media jobs and how to use your skills to the best of your ability. They also have a facility that assists you in constructing your resume.

3. I Want Media – www.iwantmedia.com/jobs – This media company is another that has an interactive media job website that offers comprehensive information on the industry, the media jobs available as well as interesting and informative blogs.

4. Mass Media Jobs – www.massmediajobs.com – A media agency that offers an online media job search service where users can post their resumes and employers can post their available media jobs. This allows employers to search through media job applicants to find the right person for the job before they even apply.

5. The National Diversity Newspaper Job Bank – www.newsjobs.com – This media job employment agency gears themselves towards providing mainly for minorities and women. They have a comprehensive selection of media jobs available, covering almost all aspects of the media industry.

6. The Writing Jobs – www.thewritingjobs.com – Full listings of media jobs are available on their fully informative website. From freelance writing to technical writing to editing or proof reading media jobs, if it involves writing or journalism, then this agency will cover it.

7. Myspace Jobs – jobs.myspace.com– Myspace Jobs cover a lot of ground for all industries, but they also have an extensive range of media jobs available through their website. The media jobs available through this employment agency span from one end of the media industry to the other and are updated regularly.

8. TV and Radio Jobs.com – www.tvandradiojobs.com – this media job employment agency details jobs that are through the mediums of television and radio media jobs.

9. News Jobs.net – www.newsjobs.net – This medis job employment agency offers a diverse range in media jobs as well as information on other employment agencies that are recommended.

10. Media Job Market – www.mediajobmarket.com – This popular media job employment agency and information portal has a resume posting facility where employers can search through applicants before they even apply for the media jobs.

People are losing their media jobs, and loads of the employed are due to endure a cut a salary. But even with this distressing truth, there is hope and there are future opportunities for media job hopefuls entering into the 2009 job market. The Media Job Market says it best by stating that, “These newly unemployed, said recruiters, will need to adjust their expectations to new industry realities – especially those with traditional backgrounds.” According to the same article, online advertsiing media jobs are still very much stable due to money constantly flowing into that area. With the need for advertising your business being more prudent than ever, at least this is one media job that seems to remain untouched by the recession.

Media jobs are not what they used to be, and if traditional media personell and new media job seekers are not prepared for the upcoming and ever present changes, then the 2009 job market is not going to be a place where they find the media job they have their hearts set on. The media job market in it’s entirety is a competitive place to stake your claim, so you need to be properly equipped to be able to accept the challenge and deal with the competition. If you are not prepared to “fight” for your media job in the 2009 market, then the chances are that you wn’t be rewarded with one.

With the limited number of media jobs available, and the ever expanding number of media professionals looking for work, you will more than likely have a ratio of available media jobs to available media job applicants that is completely mismatched. Obviously with their being far too few media jobs for the amount of people needing work.

But in saying this, at least there is a media industry and there are media jobs. 2009 has seen the crushing of many industries because there is just not enough of an economy to sustain them. The automobile industries have stock sitting gathering dust and rust, crammed into storage yards that are miles in length and width. Lack of business equals cutting of jobs to keep businesses afloat during the tought times, so that they are at least able to recover when the economy does. Media jobs may not be what they used to be, but 2009 can still see them kicking and screaming and refusing to let go. Media jobs are still available and there is light being shed from the direction of online media jobs and careers.