Dig Inn is looking for a Journalism/Communications/English student to join our editorial team full time over summer, with the likelihood of continued part time work.

Likely you'll consume as much news as noodles, and be familiar with a bunch of niche food publications. You'll have your finger, and tastebuds, on what's trending. Quirkiness and playful writing encouraged as is an affinity for dumplings and coffee.

Requirements:
• Excellent writing and editing skills
• Adobe Suite (preferable)
• Photography (preferable)
• Excel (preferable)
• Some analytics knowledge
• CMS management experience
• Understanding of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram
• English/Journalism majors preferred

Responsibilities:
• Recipe editing
• Content editing & writing on Dirt (www.dirt.online) – Dig Inn’s digital magazine that launches at the end of April!
• Social media development and maintenance

The Pavlovic Today is unique in the sense that it lets voices be heard - no restrictions or bias to limit the author's voice. In a time where nearly all media is "polarized with either too much bias or none at all", we are lacking a news source that allows free expression in response to world events, and now we have one.

Writers will be asked to write 2 articles per week, depending on the section in which they are interested in contributing to.

We are currently recruiting for AfterimageReview ( political expert opinion), Naked Opinion ( Young Voices ), Inspiration and Mixed Media (Culture, Arts, Film, Movies etc)

Writers will get a unique platform to voice their ideas and standpoint and a full byline.

Write inspiring stories about heroes, and help bring America together.

Heroic is seeking a contributor to write short posts about heroic people. Work with topics from our editorial team and suggest your own.
- 300-500 words
- headlines that engage
- images that connect
- outbound links so the reader can dig deeper
- fresh, fun, funky web writers preferred
- 5 articles a week

1000 Cookbooks, a digital culinary publishing platform - think of it as Spotify for cookbooks, is looking for a NYC-based assistant. A start-up company with the support of country's culinary cognoscenti from Harold McGee, Ruth Reichl, Amanda Hesser, Lidia Bastianich to Daniel Boulud and Wolfgang Puck among many, many other extraordinary food influencers, 1000 Cookbooks is looking for an enthusiastic cookbook lover and unabashedly keen foodie to help launch a first-of-its kind subscription site providing access to the very best cookbook content.

Duties would include researching and communicating with publishers, research into book rights, social media outreach, creating editorial content such as writing author bios and profiles, writing food inspired seasonal articles, communicating with cookbook authors and food writers, fact-checking and general research tasks.

Time Commitment: 10 hours a week (flexible)

In return, the assistant will gain intimate knowledge of how a digital platform is formed and the nuts and bolts of launching a start-up. This is an ideal role for anyone looking to get into food writing or digital food publishing.

Links:
http://www.1000cookbooks.com
http://app.1000cookbooks.com

The Researcher & Communications Writer will conduct research, and write press releases and pitch media outlets. Writers will be given topics and can also initiate their own story ideas, pitches and articles.

Must commit to a project or 5 hours of work minimum, not in office.
Must read and understand some background information before interview.

Topics vary but largest client is in health area. Understanding and interest in health, wellness, nutrition and staying current with latest medical studies, and developments in science good but not necessary. Hard workers and top students a plus!

Our website is currently seeking contributors. We are looking for weekly or bi-weekly food blog style posts. Meals are covered by a stipend.

Contributing to Midtown Lunch is an excellent opportunity to get exposure, showcase you writing, and build your portfolio while having fun.

The Pavlovic Today, a media hub for fragmented society will be launching in March 2016.

We are looking for contributors who see themselves as an unaffiliated social force. Our media platform strives to promote intellectual substance and the spirit of authentic storytelling. We are bringing stories into the public forum where they won’t go unnoticed. The voices of The Pavlovic Today are in search of a deeper perspective on our lives and times.

Journalists will work under direct supervision of the Editor-in-Chief and will be given an opportunity to write OpEd, features, and develop in-depth stories and interviews.

We are looking for strong voices who are passionate about what they write. We are currently developing a prototype for our site.

Duties: Reporting and writing profiles,pitching stories, writing and developing Q&As, features, OpEds, investigative pieces, conducting interviews.

We are looking for smart witty writers with a unique perspective and approach to personal finance, such as but not limited to:
1. Saving & Budgeting: How to Save, Online Tools
Debt & Lines of Credit: Student Loans, Credit/Debit Cards, Car Loans, Mortgages
2. Retirement: Fundamentals, What you need to know / ask
Investing/ Entrepreneurship: How to Earn Money, Fundamentals
3. Financial Considerations Across 2 Countries: Remesas, Owning Property
4. Finance Articles related to Holidays / Events: ex) Valentine’s Day, SuperBowl

We are looking for an intern to join our editorial team. The role will involve all aspects of content creation, from writing, publishing, making videos to sourcing great ones!

What you'll do as part of the team:
• WRITE! There’s no such thing as boring news. You will shape the news by determining what matters to you and your peers.
• Find new ways to engage our audience, source talent, distribute content, and pitch ideas.
• Help plan and attend events
• Work in an agile, fast-paced environment.
• Have a clear path for professional growth and gain experience in the world of startups.

Thanks to a grant from the City of New York and the MINY Media Center by IFP, we're expanding our freelance network--and we'd love to work with j-school grads.