Spanfeller Media Group needs Video Interns this summer for both editing and on-camera work! Knowledge of Final Cut Pro a must.

Time Out New York is looking for an editorial intern to start immediately for the features department. As an editorial intern, you must be dedicated, knowledgeable, and able to commit to working at least two days a week through early August. This is a fast paced, deadline-driven environment; candidates must be self-motivated and able to dive into projects with confidence. Candidates must be able to communicate with sources and PR contacts with confidence and professionalism.

Interns at TONY can expect to have the following duties:
º Fact check feature articles
º Conduct research for feature articles
º Establish relationships with editors in sections of interest (generate intern-specific tasks)
º Transcribe interviews
º Pitch ideas
º Report and write for features as needed

Please note: Interns must be enrolled at an accredited college or university, and the internship must be completed for academic credit.

Position Title:
Travel Weekly Editorial intern (unpaid)

Location:
Secaucus, NJ

General Duties:
Advanced introduction to editorial duties in a newsroom. Responsibility for compiling and writing biweekly deals column; some reporting and writing news and feature stories for print and website; assisting with production on our website; some light administrative duties as needed.

Logistics: 9-12 weeks (flexible); less than 20 hours per week (flexible). Schedule – somewhat flexible.

Qualifications:
Journalism, reporting and writing experience required, including experience writing and/or editing for a news publication.

Education Required / Preferred:
Third- or fourth year of college or equivalent

Computer Skills Required / Preferred:
Experience in Word required. Experience with a desktop publishing system, an Internet content management system, HTML and Photoshop is preferred.

Knowledge and Skills to be Gained:
Experience a fast-paced and professional working environment
Hone writing, editing and fact-checking skills
Sharpen newsgathering abilities and learn what makes a good news story and compelling read
Experience working for a live news website

Short-Term Skills:
Newsgathering, reporting and writing skills on deadline, with bylined clips
Learn to work in an Internet content management system, and a news website with multiple facets: News stories, multimedia (photo/video) presentations, blogs, Twitter, etc
Various elements of a newsroom: News story selection, links between print and web journalism, feature vs. news reporting, layout and art selection, working on deadline, interviewing and working with sources.
InCopy
Associated Press style

Long-Term Skills:
Write cleanly, comprehensibly to suit any occasion, be it news stories or staff memos
Finish projects on tight deadlines
Business reporting and fact-gathering skills
Teamwork

Life Skills:
Time management
Teamwork and experience working in a professional environment with a wide range of people
Phone, email and in-person manners and social skills
Understanding of the travel industry

Please email cover letter, resume and writing samples to: TWEditor@ntmllc.com. Candidates who do not submit writing samples and cover letter along with resume will not be considered.

Popular Mechanics is looking to bring on enthusiastic interns for the Summer semester. One of the country’s leading science and technology magazines, PM reaches 1.2 million subscribers, an established online community and growing iPad and Android app audiences. The ideal candidate has experience in journalism and interest in some (or all) of the topics we cover—science, technology, entertainment, home, automotive and adventure.

Interns at Popular Mechanics write, work with editors on projects, correspond with readers, help coordinate photo shoots and handle various tasks around the office.

The Summer 2013 internship begins at PM’s NYC office in May and runs through August. Interns should be able to dedicate at least 15-20 hours a week and MUST be able to receive college credit.

Please send resume and clips to magazineinternship@hearst.com with the subject line “Popular Mechanics” and tell us why you’d be a great addition to Pop Mech.

DugDug.com is looking for a Digital Editorial Intern to develop our blog and content marketing. You will be involved in all aspects of news production with our team including brainstorming, developing, researching, writing, and producing content for our blog.

Responsibilities:

Writing: You are expected to take the initiative in brainstorming and reporting for news articles, researching facts, analyzing data, interviewing sources, and producing content from beginning to end.

Production: You'll learn how to use WordPress and SEO.

Requirements:

The ideal candidate must be analytical, organized, cogent, and fact-driven. You have great written and oral communication, and a voice that can be objective and fun. You should be enthusiastic about pets and working at a start-up.

Digital First Media is seeking summer and fall interns to work at its Thunderdome office in New York City's Financial District. Thunderdome is a nationally focused digital newsroom of approximately 40 talented individuals who work with and for DFM's network of more than 100 local newspapers, including notable brands such as The Denver Post, San Jose Mercury News, El Paso Times, and New Haven Register.

Summer internships will be full-time and fall internships part-time, and both are paid at competitive rates. Prospective candidates should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program and have a GPA of at least 3.0, plus an enthusiasm for digital storytelling.

Job duties will be primarily editorial, though candidates should be flexible to other needs.

Outdoor Life is looking for a student to join our editorial department (print and web) as a summer intern. Responsibilities include fact-checking, research, writing news blogs, posting content, and assisting editors with miscellaneous projects as they come up.
Some editing or writing experience is a prerequisite. An interest in hunting or fishing is a plus, but it is not required.
Note: The intern must receive credit for the internship. This position is unpaid.

We offer opportunities to students who are motivated and eager to learn about broadcast journalism and gain valuable experience in a newsroom environment. The following departments are looking for interns who will help plan, execute and coordinate various aspects of news media.

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.

• One on 1 with Budd Mishkin: Intern will research guests, prepare transcripts from interviews, participate in field shoots, and collect archival material for use in packages. Interns who demonstrate exceptional initiative and skill will have the opportunity to propose potential subjects to be profiled.

• 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.

OTHER NY1 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

News: 144396BR
· General News (Assignment Desk/Producers)
· Local Edition (focusing on Queens, Staten Island and Bergen County, NJ)
· Politics
· Education
· Transit
· NY1.com
· NY1 Noticias
· Pura Politica
· The Call
· Business
· Rail & Road

Technical: 144415BR
· Video Editing

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 16-24 hours per week.
• This will be 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.

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.

• Pura Politica: Interns will work with the NY1 Noticias’ team to produce our Spanish language political news show. 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.

• Business: Intern will work with members of the Business Unit helping to produce, research and write live business reports from the New York Stock Exchange. This internship is split between NYSE and the NY1 newsroom. Candidates with knowledge of financial news and terminology preferred.
• Rail and Road: Intern will assist our traffic reporters in putting together their live reports during rush hour.

Technical: 144415BR
· Video Editing

Features & Sports: 144421BR

· Living Unit (Arts, Health & Fitness, Technology, Money Matters, Consumer Watch, Parenting, Entertainment, Let’s Eat, On Stage, Technology)
· NY1 for You
· One on 1 with Budd Mishkin
· Sports

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 16-24 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.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Interested students MUST complete the online application at www.timewarnercable.com/careers
To be considered applicants MUST list the position or positions they are interested in obtaining and rationale for selecting this/these area(s) in a cover letter which should be uploaded as part of the SAME DOCUMENT as their resume.

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CFR's News Team internships give selected interns the opportunity to receive training in the area of foreign policy journalism.

The responsibilities of the News Intern include (but are not limited to):
- Assisting with story research
- Working in CFR's content management system to code and edit pieces for the site
- Interview transcription
- Photo research and cropping
- Assisting with research for interactive multimedia projects

We require 14-21 hours (2-3 full days) a week from mid- or late May to early September. Internships are filled on a rolling basis.

Preferred Qualifications:
- Undergraduate or graduate student focusing on international relations and/or journalism.
- Previous administrative, journalism, and web experience; multimedia experience a plus.
- Excellent editing and writing skills
- Strong organizational and communication skills.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Familiarity and facility with online research.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel; HTML skills a plus.
- Ability to work independently or on a team.