Museum Event Coverage
Assignment: 1 article; including a site visit, interviews, and photography (or images provided by the museum)
Length: 1200-1500 words
Topic: A write-up on the opening of the exhibit Unknown Notebooks at the Brooklyn Museum

FiorellaEats is a food blog lead by Registered Dietitian and explores food culture in NYC. The Food Writer will look for food news/and be given assignments. Looking for creative, energetic and detail oriented people! Excellent writing skills and professional demeanor to attend events.

The Real Deal, the leading publication covering the New York City and South Florida real estate markets, is looking for an editor to help us syndicate our content in China in advance of a large event we are doing in Shanghai this September.

The editor will select articles written by The Real Deal staff that would be of interest to a Chinese audience involved in the real estate industry -- whether they are brokers or bankers or homeseekers -- and both translate and rewrite the pieces to maximize their usefulness for that audience. The content will then be distributed in China through various media partnerships The Real Deal has developed.

We are looking for an experienced writer with knowledge of the real estate industry who is fluent in both English and Mandarin. This position is based in New York.

We are looking for great writer to work on news-based and issue-based content with our editorial team. The role will involve regular content updates reflecting current events and trending national news. We provide unbiased facts about key issues, as well as political poll questions and fun quizzes to help people learn about key national issues. If you are a news junkie with a voice, we want you!

We’re looking for a freelancer or freelancers to do some cops/crime reporting, primarily police blotters for the three editions but also some reporting.

One aspect would entail courting police in precincts on the UES, UWS and the west side of downtown and filing weekly copy of between 300 and 500 words for each of the three papers. The pay is $40 for each set, for a total of $120. Here's a prototype, but of a kind we'd like to ameliorate: http://www.westsidespirit.com/crime-watch/20150216/crime-watch/3

We're also looking for this reporter or reporters to do additional legwork on the stand-out blotter items – for instance, on a notable or unusual/odd caper, or on a neighborhood crime trend – that merit it. Ideally, he or she would write one, two or even three of those stories a week. Those would pay $50 each.
The precincts we need covered:
On the Upper West Side: the 20th Precinct, on West 82nd Street; and the 24th Precinct, on West 100th Street.

On the Upper East Side: 23rd Precinct, on East 102nd; and the 19th precinct, on East 67th Street.
And downtown: The First Precinct, at Varick and Beach Streets; the Sixth Precinct, on West 10th Street; and the 10th Precinct, on West 20th Street.

The Village Voice is looking for regular contributors to our online news section, which we update with stories throughout the day. (We include the best stories in our weekly print edition.) We need writers who can be on call for daily news assignments and who are able to pitch interesting, reported, local stories that can be turn around in a timely manner.

We want smart, interesting news stories about the unique people, places, and happenings that make up this city. We are not interested in aggregating the hourly news cycle, nor in hot takes on the day's events — though we do encourage reporting on and advancing intriguing items plucked from the constant stream churned out by the mainstream media.

Of course, we also seek reporters who are able to deliver intelligent writing that is up to the high standards of the Village Voice.

Contributors are required to submit a 200-400 word article on a weekly basis, documenting their experiences and sharing the culture of the host city. Articles are submitted Wednesdays for posting the following week; this is an experience opportunity, there is no pay for the articles, but bylines and a bio on the website are included, as well as the chance for future opportunities. Check out work from our Study Abroad column at http://www.trazeetravel.com/?s=james+kenvin

Responsible for assisting in various areas of the newsroom, including writing, editing, shooting video and conducting interviews in the field. Fills in on Assignment Desk and with newsroom production as needed.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
· Shoots b-roll and conducts interviews
· Reports relevant information back to station from scene of news events
· Can be assigned to newsroom or field duty as needed
· Assists Reporters with gathering b-roll and interviews
· Assists Reporters and Truck Operators during live shots and live events
· Checks equipment and notifies ENG of equipment problems
· Makes sure tapes or P2 cards are properly labeled before being ingested
· Enters information into Planning Grid and researches stories for Assignment Desk
· Trains interns/new hires in the field

REQUIREMENTS:
· Must be able to drive to story locations (must have valid Driver’s License)
· Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds
· Must be able to work shifts as needed in a 24/7 newsroom including overnights, weekends, and holidays

Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
· Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, Communications or related field preferred
· One year of experience working in news preferred.

Time Warner Cable supports a drug-free environment and is EOE M/F/V/D.

Trazee Travel’s new Community Section is an amazing opportunity for students and budding journalists to showcase their work. This is a place where our audience can submit stories and photographs from their travels and have them featured on our site, side-by-side with our staff and contributors. We believe this is an excellent platform for young writers to get their voices heard and start building a career in journalism.

The Culture Trip is recruiting contributors (writers, photographers, and videographers) to generate New York centric content for our rapidly growing audience. Our collaborative environment allows contributors to pitch ideas as well as receive direction and topics from in-house editors and directors.

We offer global exposure in an inundated industry as well as the opportunity to grow with our company. While there is currently no cash payment, we provide young writers and creatives the opportunity to network and gain transferable writing and editing skills.