Working Mother magazine/workingmother.com is looking for two smart, talented and on-the-ball editorial interns for the fall semester.
Duties include pitching and writing online content ranging from career and workplace to parenting and lifestyle, pitching newsy editorial items for print, creating galleries for online, helping with social media, attending press events, fact-checking stories and some administrative assistance.
Positions start in September in our New York City office. The schedule is flexible, but we prefer two full days a week on-site. This is an unpaid internship, so you must receive school credit. You’ll get great experience, we promise!
The No. 1 newspaper in the Rocky Mountain region, The Denver Post, is helping shape the futures of the next generation of journalists by offering a 10-week paid internship for the summer of 2015. To do so, we are looking for talented young people who want to make a difference.
Interns work in several parts of the newsroom — as news or features reporters, online producers, photographers or graphic artists or designers. Denver Post interns are paid about $517 per week (housing and transportation to Denver are not included).
We work with Dow Jones Newspaper Fund to identify candidates for copy editing, online and business reporting positions. Please apply directly to Dow Jones Newspaper Fund for these positions. For more information about the online, copy editing or business reporting internships, visit newsfund.org. We also work with The Sports Journalism Institute to select a sports reporter intern. For more information on the sports reporter internship, visit sportsjournalisminstitute.org.
Substance.com, a website focusing on addiction, recovery and drug policy, is seeking a star intern! You will gain valuable experience in journalism at a growing online magazine, working alongside an established team of editors at our Manhattan office.
Interns will be responsible for pitching and writing feature stories for print and online, doing street reporting, calling in photos, and being a part of the team. They will also be invited to participate in pitch meetings.
Candidates must have newswriting and reporting experience, and should be able to thrive in a fast-paced environment, write on deadline, multitask and think on their feet. We need interns to commit to two weekdays per week.
Stereogum is seeking NYC-based Editorial Interns for Fall 2014.
The Stereogum Editorial Internship is an exclusive program that accepts a small number of applicants each semester. The program is open to students currently enrolled in journalism and/or creative writing programs.
The internship offered here is multifaceted. The right applicant will be involved with all aspects of the site's editorial and production process, which includes (but is not limited to): assisting writers and editors with research, transcription, and reporting; assembling posts in the site's admin; curating photo galleries; setting up video and audio streams; vetting new artists for coverage; assisting in curation and assembly of live events; and of course writing for Stereogum.
The right applicant will be highly ambitious and deeply plugged into new music, with goals to work in music journalism and/or the field of music. He or she should be a skilled writer with some web background as well as social media savvy.
Stereogum Editorial Interns are expected to work two (2) full days per week; schedules are flexible, however, and will be based on both parties’ needs and availability. Editorial Interns should have access to a laptop and smartphone; additionally, it wouldn’t hurt to own a digital camera and digital audio recorder.
Bustle.com is searching for a paid books intern available two to three days per week to work from our Brooklyn office. His/her primary responsibilities will include researching and writing daily books news, and compiling the books preview feature that runs at the beginning of each month. S/he will also have the opportunity to pitch features and essays. S/he will help keep our books editor sane by checking in all new books, maintaining the books database, and researching upcoming titles.
Our ideal candidate has a strong background in literature and writing, is interested in contemporary fiction, has a wealth of ideas, and has a library card that looks like it’s been through a war zone. This position is best suited for a grad student or recent graduate, but writing chops are what will get you through the door, so apply if you think you’re a fit.
Editorial interns work on our Manhattan weekly newspapers, the West Side Spirit, Our Town and Our Town Downtown, covering local neighborhood news on the Upper West Side, Upper East Side and downtown, out of our Manhattan office on 7th Avenue in Chelsea.
Interns work closely with editorial staff and attend weekly story meetings. Intern duties include compiling event listings, helping research investigative stories, conducting "man-on-the-street" reporting, taking news photographs, helping with copyediting occasionally, and reporting and writing profiles, news briefs, and other stories. Our interns have published front-page news stories and get help every step of the way from pitching stories, developing them, reporting and research, and writing and re-writing.
We require at least 2 full days for most internships, as we feel that any less time does not allow students to gain the experience needed to really be a part of our process. Days and times are flexible, however.
Woman’s Day is searching for enthusiastic fall interns to join its features department. We are looking for students working toward a degree in journalism or English, who are interested in women’s lifestyle magazines. Ideal candidates will be organized, creative, self-motivated, and passionate about the magazine.
Interns will work closely with our features team to research and brainstorm ideas for articles on personal finance, pets, women entrepreneurs, and women making a difference in their communities. Interns will also call in samples and handle reader mail.
Woman’s Day is one of the oldest women’s service magazines and staying connected with our reader base is very important. Previous relevant internship experience is preferred, but not required.
For interns with video filming and editing experience, there may be opportunities to work on our interactive issues. Please note on your resume if you have applicable experience.
The Details:
Mashable is seeking ambitious and motivated undergraduate (juniors and seniors) and graduate-level Editorial Features interns for Fall 2014. The ideal team member is brimming with original ideas about the very latest web trends, conversation and culture, with a special interest in curating media-rich lists and developing essays and trend pieces. He or she will be a self-starter, prepared with an abundance of original content ideas at all times.
As an Editorial intern you will have the opportunity to work with and learn from Mashable writers and editors in Mashable's NYC headquarters. Responsibilities include research, fact checking, copy editing and writing.
Must Haves:
-- Minimum availability of 2 days (18 hours) a week
--Based in NYC
--Strong grasp of grammar and AP Style
--Strong familiarity with WordPress (HTML)
--Strong fact checking skills
--Ability to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment
--Highly organized
--Hard worker who’s driven and has a fantastic attitude
--Knowledge of the digital space and Mashable's core coverage areas
--Proven reporting and writing skills
*Mashable Internships are Paid*
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