NEWS INTERNS:

• General News: Interns will work with assignment editors, photographers and news producers as they gather, research, write and produce the local news of the day. This internship is split between work in the field and the newsroom.

• Local Edition: Interns will work with NY1’s Queens, Staten Island and Bergen County, NJ reporters, anchors and researchers to produce local stories. These positions offer a mix of time in the newsroom and in the field.

• Political Unit: Interns will work with the political team (producers, reporters and writers) to produce NY1’s nightly political program Inside City Hall. Candidates with knowledge of city and state government are preferred.

• Education: Intern will work with NY1’s Education Reporter helping to write, research, and produce local education stories. Candidates with knowledge of educational policy and city government are preferred.

• Transit: Intern will work with NY1’s Transit Reporter helping to write, research and produce stories about the city’s transit system. Candidates with knowledge of the transit system are preferred. This internship will require candidates to travel the system throughout the five boroughs to check on story tips. Social media skills are a plus.

• NY1.com: Intern will work with the New Media team to write headlines, develop content, edit copy and create multimedia stories. There will also be opportunities to get hands-on experience creating photos and video for web and use social media tools like Twitter and Facebook to reach out to our viewers.

• NY1 Noticias: Interns will work with NY1 Noticias’ reporters, producers and writers to produce the content on our Spanish language news channel. These positions offer a mix of time in the newsroom and in the field. Must be bi-lingual.

• The Call: Interns will have the opportunity to conduct “man on the street” interviews (with photographer) on the topic of the night, screen, log, and edit the interviews into sound bites, edit video clips, sort anchor scripts, run TelePrompter during production, and participate in editorial decisions for our live nightly call-in show.

FEATURES & SPORTS INTERNS

• Living Unit: Interns will work with reporters and producers who research, shoot and write NY1’s feature reports (including Arts, Health & Fitness, On Stage, Technology Report and Money Matters) and long-form special programming.

• NY1 for You: Interns will assist producer and reporter on shoots, interview subjects, pitch story ideas, and research investigative and consumer stories.

• Sports: Interns will log sporting events, edit highlights, assist in the control room during live shows, attend sporting events and assist shooters in the field.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALL INTERNS

Candidates for internships MUST:

• Receive academic credits

• Have strong interpersonal, verbal/written communication skills, leadership and organizational abilities.

• Maintain a professional appearance, be enthusiastic, and have a demonstrated interest in journalism and news.

• Be able to commit to 16 hours per week.

• This is an UNPAID INTERNSHIP.

Coursework or previous internship experience in communications, journalism or related field is preferred.

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.

Looking for young, creative journalists who want to find the most interesting, and unheard of, sports stories for a brand new sports news startup that's being produced with help from a big name outside news organization. We will have access to many different professional athletes and teams around the world.

The New York Observer‘s luxury publication, SCENE, is looking for a summer editorial/fashion intern to assist the publication’s Associate Editor. The candidate must have an interest in fashion, home and possess strong writing skills.
Tasks will include, but are not limited to the following

- Photo research and image requests
- Brainstorm and develop stories
- Manage social media on Facebook and Twitter
- Pitch blog posts and, if approved, write with special attention to SEO
- Fact Check and light copyedit
- Assist on photo shoots and manage returns of samples
- Help with administrative duties as they arise
- Write stories for print

Redbookmag.com is seeking hard-working, enthusiastic, go-getter interns for Spring 2014. Duties include building articles, slideshows and blog posts in CMS, conducting research and interviews, prepping stories for syndication, assisting with social media, and writing at least one piece per week of original content for the site. There is ample opportunity to pitch stories and work closely with the small staff.

Candidates must have previous journalism experience, be able to receive college credit, and be available to work two days/week. Interest in women’s lifestyle content, ranging from health, to love and sex, to beauty, to celebrity news is a must!

Internships at CNBC may include (but are not limited to):
• Programming Development
• Editorial
• Breaking News
• Research
• Production (on shows like Mad Money, Power Lunch, Squawk Box, Closing Bell)

Qualifications/Requirements: NBCUniversal interns must meet the following criteria:
• In pursuit of an Associate, Bachelor or Graduate degree at an Accredited Institution
• Current class standing of sophomore or above
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Unrestricted Authorization to work in the U.S.

Desired Characteristics:
• Previous work experience in an office environment
• Previous internship experience
• Interest in Business & Economic Journalism
• Prior knowledge of CNBC

Please note: All of these internship opportunities are located in Englewood Cliffs, NJ

NEWSDAY PRINT INTERNSHIPS
Our interns produce content for the newspaper and for our websites. One of the unique aspects of this program is its hands-on experience. Interns get practical training, work closely with editors and are expected to perform as professionals. We seek candidates who are interested in news, feature and sports reporting, computer assisted reporting, copy editing, layout and design and photography. Interns work in our main office in Melville on Long Island. A car is required for reporter and photo interns except for Opinion page interns.

NEWSDAY.COM EDITORIAL INTERNSHIPS
Newsday.com interns post stories and create photo galleries, polls and other multimedia extras; write blog posts; maintain specific sections of the site; and work on social media. They also assist with breaking news and help with longer-term multimedia projects.
Please address questions to Rachel Senatore, rachel.senatore@newsday.com

NEWSDAY.COM DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP
The program is designed for students and recent graduates interested in a career in software development or design with a focus on web and mobile publishing.
Interns are sought in the following areas:
• Web and mobile design, CSS, HTML
• Javascript, template development and PHP/mySQL
• Java development
• Quality assurance and testing
The positions are based in Melville and students must have transportation to and from the office. Please address questions to Dennis Elder, VP Digital Development, dennis.elder@newsday.com.

Latina Media Ventures is looking for smart, enthusiastic interns for the spring 2014 semester (Jan to May). Our editorial intern will work closely with our small staff of editors by assisting with research, developing story ideas, communicating with readers, fact-checking, transcribing interviews, writing for the magazine and web site, attend editorial meetings and other editorial duties. Our Beauty & Fashion intern will assist with general B&F duties, help on photo shoots and communicate with manufacturers. Our ideal candidates will have a passion for Latina culture and a love of magazines.

For more than three decades The Nation Institute, in conjunction with The Nation magazine, has provided an internship program for early-career journalists interested in journalism and publishing.

Our internship program offers three internship sessions a year, with eleven internship positions available during each session:

Seven editorial interns experience a comprehensive immersion into The Nation and TheNation.com's editorial processes. These interns' primary responsibilities include fact-checking for the magazine and website, providing research support to Nation writers and editors, and assisting bloggers on TheNation.com. Interns are not expected to arrive with fact-checking or digital media experience and will be extensively trained in those areas, though a familiarity with The Nation and the range of issues we cover is essential. These interns are based in the magazine's New York City offices.

Toward the end of each internship session, one exemplary intern will be asked to stay on for an additional session as a digital intern in order to deepen his or her engagement with The Nation and TheNation.com's editorial processes and build on skills learned during the editorial internship.

One additional editorial internship position is available in The Nation's Washington D.C. office. This intern works closely with the magazine's Washington reporters, researching and fact-checking, as well as attending press conferences and Congressional hearings.

We also offer two internship positions at the non-profit Nation Institute. One intern works primarily with the Institute's progressive book imprint, Nation Books, reviewing book proposals, fact-checking, and conducting research, as well as assisting with social media and blogging. Another intern works with the Institute's Investigative Fund, fact-checking and conducting research, as well as assisting with outreach. Both of these interns also work on Institute-related projects and will be based at the Institute's New York City offices.

Candidates should indicate which internship position—The Nation in New York or D.C., or The Nation Institute—they would like to be considered for in their cover letter, or indicate that they would like to be considered for multiple positions.

All interns have the opportunity to write for TheNation.com and participate in educational seminars with journalists, academics, and activists.

The internship is full time, five days a week. The Spring 2014 session begins January 7 and ends June 6, and the postmark deadline for applications is October 7, 2013.

Compensation and credit: Interns are paid an hourly wage and provided an Unlimited Metrocard or equivalent reimbursement for interns who take other modes of transportation. Whenever possible, The Nation Institute will assist interns in arranging for academic or work-study credit. Housing and travel grants are available to those who need them in order to do the internship.

Qualifications: Applicants must have completed their junior year of college.

For more information, please see our website:http://www.nationinstitute.org/internships/1000/

Louise Blouin Media, publisher of Art+Auction and Modern Painters magazines, is seeking editorial interns for the fall term.

Duties will include research, fact-checking, transcribing interviews, updating the editorial calendar, as well as some administrative work. As part of a tight-knit team, interns will have opportunities to report and write, and will gain insight into both the art world and the process of editing and publishing a monthly magazine. Interns will work with both magazines.

An interest in the visual arts, the art market, and/or contemporary culture is important. So are good writing and communications skills, and attention to detail. Ideally, candidates will currently be enrolled in an undergraduate program, though recent graduates are welcome to apply as well.

Internships require a commitment of two days a week for a minimum of three months and may be done in exchange for academic credit, though receiving school credit is not mandatory. We offer a daily stipend to cover lunch and travel.

We need interns to come in at least 2 days a week to our office in Chelsea (it doesn't necessarily have to be two full 8-hour days) and work on a variety of tasks including compiling event listings, writing news briefs, doing man-on-the-street interviews, taking photos, and writing features/profiles/news articles. Lots of opportunities for bylines!