The media support organizations listed here offer lots of information about honing your skills, classes, events and even job openings. Therefore it’s a good idea to check these sites on a semi-regular basis.
Support organizations also list internships, fellowships and other opportunities. In short, these support organizations may inform you of opportunities you won't find elsewhere, on job websites or media blogs. The support organizations might also tip you off about a class, or other educational event, that isn't listed elsewhere.
Although it might not seem like you need a support network during a job search, you do. Searching for a job can be frustrating and difficult. That’s why it’s great to be able to reach out to other people in the field for advice and read up on what’s going on. While you get a broad media overview from this site -- and can talk to other people in the business and trying to break in -- it’s a good idea to be checking various sites for contacts and jobs.
That aforementioned list, as I said, is a good start. Start checking in on the sites that pertain to your specific field of interest, whether it’s TV, newspapers, magazines or the Web. And, if you're not sure which field you'd like to go into, check various sites on that list.