This week, C-SPAN is looking for a new features producer, while FOX is in need of a senior publicist. Bloomberg is hiring an assistant editor in its digital/TV news department, and Current TV is seeking an ad sales marketing manager. Get the scoop on these jobs and more below, and find additional just-posted gigs on mediabistro.com.

• Features Producer C-SPAN (Washington, DC)
• Senior Publicist FOX (Los Angeles, CA)
• Assistant Editor – Digital/TV News Bloomberg (New York, NY)
• Ad Sales Marketing Manager Current TV (New York, NY)
• Senior Marketing Coordinator Time Warner Cable (New York, NY)

For more job listings, go to the Mediabistro job board, and to post a job, visit our employer page. For real-time openings and employment news, follow @MBJobPost.

TNT NBA analyst Reggie Miller appears to be next in line for the role as president of the Indiana Pacers, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

Larry Bird has said that he would step down after one more season in the Pacers’ front office. Miller has been with TNT since he announced his retirement in 2005.

Wojnarowski also mentioned a scenario (which would make more sense) where Donnie Walsh would come in and assist Miller.

Commentating about basketball for a living is one thing, running an NBA team is another.

Sunday’s final round of the PGA Championship on CBS drew a 4.3 overnight rating, a 14 percent drop over last year. Translation: The golf season’s final major tournament was seen in an average of 4.3 percent of U.S. homes in the top 56 markets.

Not surprisingly, CBS’ ratings peaked at 6.6 between 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. ET, when Keegan Bradley and Jason Dufner were engaged in a three-hole playoff. Bradley won by one shot to earn his first major title.

The absence of big-name players on Sunday’s leader board no doubt affected the ratings, as Tiger Woods missed the cut and Phil Mickelson tied for 19th.

Bradley, who was 108th in the Official World Golf Ranking heading into the tournament, became the first player since Francis Ouimet in 1913 to win his major- tournament debut in the U.S. Following the win, Bradley rose to 29th in the world rankings.

Sixers forward Elton Brand has signed on as a co-producer of Tupac, the upcoming biopic about slain West Coast rapper/poet/actor Tupac Shakur. The movie, which is currently in production, is being directed by Antoine Fuqua, director of Training Day. The role of Tupac has not yet been cast.

As noted by Philly.com, this isn’t Brand’s first foray into Hollywood. The former Clipper co-founded a production company when he played in Los Angeles, and according to a 2006 report from the Los Angeles Times, the company was slapped with four separate lawsuits in a year. Though none alleged any wrongdoing by Brand specifically, the report also claimed Brand spent $250,000 of his own money to settle one lawsuit.

ESPN’s Friday Night Fights will broadcast in 3D for the second time on Friday at 9 p.m. ET (ESPN2, ESPN3D, ESPN Deportes, ESPN3.com).

Joe Tessitore and Teddy Atlas will call the action ringside from the Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, Calif.

ESPN’s Feb. 18 telecast from Salisbury, Md., marked the first time boxing has aired in 3D in the U.S.

“3D is most impactful when you have close proximity to the subject. Nothing offers closer proximity than boxing. It truly makes you feel like you have a ringside seat,” said Phil Orlins, coordinating producer for ESPN 3D. Read more

Racing fans will get a special treat Wednesday night (8 p.m. ET) when HBO Pay-Per-View plays host to the Prelude to the Dream, a race supporting four of the nation’s top children’s hospitals.

Stars from the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series will convene at the Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

Drivers will tackle the half-mile clay oval track as part of four separate teams:

• Team Levine: Jimmie Johnson, Denny Hamlin, Bill Elliott, David Reutimann, Austin Dillon, Ray Evernham and Cruz Pedregon.
• Team Atlanta: Ryan Newman, Carl Edwards, Clint Bowyer, Jason Leffler, Ken Schrader, David Gilliland and Ron Capps.
• Team St. Louis: Kyle Busch, Kasey Kahne, Bobby Labonte, Justin Allgaier, Kenny Wallace, Ron Hornaday and Ricky Carmichael.
• Team Dallas: Tony Stewart, Matt Kenseth, Brian Vickers, Marcos Ambrose, Aric Almirola and J.J. Yeley. Read more

The Pro Football Writers of America announced its award winners for 2011, honoring New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Ryan won the Horrigan Award as the non-player who most helped the media do their job in 2010. At the rate Ryan is going, this award will be renamed in his honor by the time he retires from coaching.

Rodgers won the Good Guy Award, given to the player that best helped the media do their job.

The Baltimore Ravens won the Rozelle Award for the public relations staff that strived for excellence in dealing with the media.

Former Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger won the Halas Award for overcoming the most adversity. Heimerdinger was diagnosed with cancer last November and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments.

Lastly, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reporter Bob McGinn won the McCann Award for the reporter who has made a long and distinguished contribution towards coverage of the NFL. McGinn has covered the Packers for 32 years.

Modell’s is back with another video in their series where professional athletes pose as store employees and try to sell their jerseys to unsuspecting costumers. This time, New York Knicks rookie sensation Landry Fields goes into the field without much success (although he does put up a mini hoop and swat some shoppers).

Let us know in the comments who you think should be the next athlete to try his selling game.

The DeSean Jackson and Danny Woodhead videos after the jump.

(H/t Quickish.com) Read more

Ready to flex your design muscles? World Wrestling Entertainment is looking for a new art director to work on a wide spectrum of media for the global brand.

In this role, you’ll need to be a hands-on kind of person, who can conceive of creative solutions that will define the look of theatrical key art; home video packaging; TV and consumer product advertising; apparel; retail promotions and more. You should not only be a source of fresh ideas, but possess the ability to execute them as well.

To be considered, you should have five or more years of experience in the entertainment industry, and be proficient in Photoshop and Illustrator. WWE is looking for cutting edge print work, so make sure your portfolio reflects that. Interested? Apply here.

For more openings and employment news, follow The Job Post on Twitter @MBJobPost.

There are so many amazing parts of this video, but our favorite has to be The Rachel Maddow Rugby show.