Odyssey is expanding a team of writers interested in learning how to cover TV content. Each week, writers would select one topic for an article based on what's going on in the television industry (recaps, reviews, breaking news, interviews, etc.)

They would submit their work and have it professionally edited and published on the website. After that, they'd receive coaching on the best-practices for sharing this article on social media to maximize its outreach.

A more passive responsibility will be to be receptive to feedback and best-practices on how to cover and talk about television from your Managing Editor, a professional editor/tv reporter. The goal is to expand your education while also giving you professional clippings that are published on our platform to show potential future employers.

The only requirement is that you submit some piece of content weekly.

Tell the World what you see. NūZ is a info company for the next century and we need you to write the stories that people want to read. Write about anything you like, long form, short form, video or audio or a combination of everything. Our entire focus is on facts and truth. No opinions, commentary, speculation or predictions. What happened? Tell us what you saw or what you heard from reliable sources. Find the truth and tell it.

No minimums, pressure or assignments. You write what you want the way you want and we'll give you a worldwide stage to display your talents.

That's NūZ.

Puppy Mama is a fast-moving start-up in San Francisco that's passionate about dogs, people online, and style. We celebrate the transformational and healing power of canine support and companionship. In providing for an online community of dog lovers, our initial focus is on sharing the true stories of women dog owners and veterans, who have inspiring experiences to tell.

We are looking for talented writers to help us properly highlight the numerous inspirational stories from our users.

What you'll be doing:
1. Write articles from interviewed content
2. Interview dog owners and small businesses supporting the dog industry
3. Editor/Copywriter for the articles submitted on our website to ensure a cohesive theme

Requirements:
1. Attention to detail (proof reading copy, photography, posting on social media, etc)
2. Creative writing skills
3. Organized project manager
4. Clear professional communicator with internal & external partners
5. Multi-tasker (ability to manage multiple projects at once)
6. Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment

Ollie is looking for a creative, diligent editorial contributor who is excited to be a part of an early stage venture, and can work 2-3 days a week during the fall/winter semester. This is a great opportunity to make a real contribution to the content team and build up a writing portfolio, while getting exposure to the operations of an early stage tech start up. This person will be an integral part of content creation, will be managed by an experienced editor, and work with other founding members of the e-commerce/tech team.

Responsibilities:
- Identifying and pitching pet health, nutrition and wellness trends, as well as dog-related news-driven stories.
- Researching, building and writing posts about pet health, nutrition and wellness for the Ollie blog.
- Photo-sourcing and gaining an understanding of the Ollie visual style.
- Helping with content projects such as updating meta data for blog posts, reaching out to other blogs/digital publications to share content.

Requirements:
- A proven interest in health, wellness, and dogs!
- Seeking college credit from an accredited school or university.
- Studying Journalism, Marketing, Writing or related field.

Verge Campus is seeking an Internet-obsessed web culture contributor. This person lives online and understands the building blocks of shareable content. They are tuned in to pop culture and web culture and recognize how to bring the two together. The ideal candidate can craft web-friendly content from images, video or gifs.

Verge Campus covers web culture, memes, viral videos and numerous intersecting categories ranging from entertainment to lifestyle to dating and more.

We are looking for someone willing to explore all corners of the Internet to find the next big story.

Responsibilities include: research, content hunting, GIF making and, most importantly, writing.

Requirements:

∞ Strong familiarity with WordPress
∞ Strong fact checking skills
∞ Strong grasp of grammar and AP Style
∞ Ability to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment
∞ Highly organized
∞ Hard worker who is driven and has a great attitude
∞ In-depth knowledge of web culture
∞ Knowledge of the digital space, college space and the core areas that Verge Campus covers.

Verge Campus is seeking an Internet-obsessed web culture intern. This person lives online and understands the building blocks of shareable content. They are tuned in to pop culture and web culture and recognize how to bring the two together. The ideal candidate can craft web-friendly content from images, video or gifs.

Verge Campus covers web culture, memes, viral videos and numerous intersecting categories ranging from entertainment to lifestyle to dating and more.

We are looking for someone willing to explore all corners of the Internet to find the next big story.

Responsibilities include: research, content hunting, GIF making and, most importantly, writing.

Internship credit available

Requirements:

∞ Strong familiarity with WordPress
∞ Strong fact checking skills
∞ Strong grasp of grammar and AP Style
∞ Ability to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment
∞ Highly organized
∞ Hard worker who is driven and has a great attitude
∞ In-depth knowledge of web culture
∞ Knowledge of the digital space, college space and the core areas that Verge Campus covers.

Junior Freelance Editors - Investopedia is looking for current or recent journalism school graduates to update/edit articles at a digital financial newsroom pace. Knowledge of financial markets and investing as well as digital content management systems a must. If successful, you will also have opportunities to write original bylined news pieces.

DailyDapp is a newly founded media company with the goal of introducing technological concepts into mainstream political discussion. The company is centered around a mobile app that presents users with petitions aimed at their representative in the Congress. Swipe right to sign.

We intend to surround the app with a rich library of content including blogs, videos, podcasts, etc. and are currently looking to hire freelance writers from the NYU Journalism Program at the Graduate and Undergraduate level to help in that effort.

We pay on a per word basis and are happy to discuss rates if you are interested in the opportunity.

Gothamist is always looking to expand and deepen our coverage of New York City. We pay.

We want original, compelling, heartbreaking, funny, enraging, and enlightening stories that cut through the dull hum of the internet and help our readers better understand New York City and the people living in it.

We want true-life mysteries, explainers that reveal how some aspect of the city works, and thoroughly reported exposés of injustice or corruption.

A 1,500-word indictment of governmental incompetence is just as welcome as a 500-word profile of the rat-slaying building super who listens to Van Halen while on the hunt. We want scoops buried in public records or shoe-leathered-out in neighborhoods or at Kafkaesque community board meetings.

If you’ve got the voice, we’ll consider your first-person account of being flashed on the subway and then brushed off by police or attending a weird sex party.

A few topics we're particularly interested in right now: the broken justice system, school segregation, and solutions to the affordable housing crisis. Explore articles we've already published for more ideas.

We also take "dispatches" from other cities. It could be a new solution to a typical urban problem, a new kind of food, or a new form of entertainment that will probably go global in a few years. Doesn't matter if it's an American or international city, as long as the story is novel and the phenomenon seems like it could spread.

We don’t publish personal narratives unless they're extremely unusual or noteworthy.

Pay depends on experience, quality, and length. No fiction, please.

Learn everything you'll need to know to have a successful career in Communications, including how to write press releases, media advisories, op-eds, and statements; interact with reporters and set up interviews; manage social media accounts; distribute e-newsletters and more!

This is an unpaid internship that may be eligible for academic credit

Availability: 12-15 hours per week (hours are flexible)
Qualifications

Interested applicants should be creative, detail-oriented, have excellent research and writing skills, and be experienced with handling most social media platforms, particularly Facebook and Twitter. Communications or Journalism students preferred.