Gourmet Live and Epicurious, two Condé Nast sister sites, are seeking an online editorial intern for the summer term who has a strong writing background and a passion for food. Responsibilities include blogging, assisting editors with research, building recipe collections, maintaining social media accounts, assisting on photo shoots, and contributing pitches to weekly editorial meetings. The intern must receive academic credit for the internship and will receive a stipend.

Journalism internship at El Diario/La Prensa – The nation’s oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper
Note: We will not make you fetch coffee!

Qualifications:
--Currently enrolled in a continuing education program, two-year or four-year-college or graduate program.
--Bilingual (Spanish/English) reading, writing and speaking skills.
--Completed coursework in news reporting.
--Basic multimedia skills and ability to work across multiple platforms.
--Solid research skills, especially around NYC and Latino issues
--Interest in journalism, Latino studies, or policy research.
--Ability to dedicate 14 hours per week and work in a fast-paced environment.
--Familiarity with social media.

Responsibilities may include:
Translation.
Editing videos.
Writing for different platforms.
Research assistance on news stories and special projects.
News reporting or preparation of news briefs.
Monitoring coverage of specific issues.
Reviewing letters to the editor.
Editing and fact checking.

Opportunities to…
work in multimedia in opinion, sports, news, entertainment and other sections of the paper; participate in meetings and events; and develop strong sense of newsroom operations.

Sister sites, Cookingchanneltv.com and Food.com, are looking for a Web-smart, food-loving, full-time intern to join our small but busy team from late May to early August. Intern tasks will cover the gamut, including copy-editing, creating galleries (food porn!), promo copy writing, blog writing and Q&A interviewing, basic production work, brainstorming new projects, and helping to run our growing Facebook and Twitter extensions

Good Housekeeping is looking for a Digital Intern for the Summer 2012 semester (June-August) to help with social media, the website and more. We need someone who is tech- and internet-savvy, a strong writer, reliable, organized, and eager to learn. During your internship, you will likely have the opportunity to help with social media campaigns for a variety of features in the magazine, assist with mobile app development and video content, and help produce stories for the website. You will also help with story research. The winning candidate must also be willing to perform the small administrative tasks that make a magazine work.

Applicants with magazine/website internship experience or college journalism experience are preferred. You must be able to receive course credit and work at least two days a week in our New York City office.

To be considered for this opportunity, please send your resume and cover letter to rbowie@hearst.com. Put “Good Housekeeping Digital Intern” in the subject line. No phone calls please.

A digital monthly magazine and online portal, The Aesthete is a dynamic online gallery of art, ideas and style profiling New York’s most promising creators and their work. The Aesthete is looking for editorial interns for summer 2012. This intern will support the editorial team with story research and pitches, organizing contributions, and other administrative details.

The ideal candidate is proactive and has a great professional attitude with a well-rounded interest in arts, culture, and journalism. School credit is required. To apply, e-mail your cover letter and resume to info@theaesthete.com with Summer Editorial Intern in the subject.

NBC’s iVillage.com’s Parenting + Pregnancy, Love + Sex team is in search of highly motivated, responsible, web-savvy individuals who are college sophomores, juniors or seniors for a summer internship.
We prefer interns who are able to work each day of the summer (M-F, 9:30 to 6), but will also accept applications for those available at least three full days a week. Candidates should thrive in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment and should have an interest in women’s lifestyle issues and online media.
Requirements
- College sophomore, junior or senior
- Ability to work in our Chelsea Market location in New York, NY
- Eligible to receive academic credit
- Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Excellent writing and editing skills
- Excellent research skills
- Ability to meet deadlines and juggle several long-term projects at one time
- Able to work efficiently and quickly in a fast-paced environment
Big Pluses
- Specific background or interest in love/sex and pregnancy/parenting
- Web design and photo research skills
- Background working in online media
Duties include:
- Producing articles and slideshows
- Photo research for slideshows
- Daily news research
- Weekly links-we-love roundups
- Obtaining photos from PR contacts
- Calling in products as needed for articles
- Updating information for weekly meetings
- Pitching stories to editors
- Occasional writing assignments

The Local East Village is offering an opportunity to write for the Website of The New York Times during the summer of 2012: May 14 to Sept. 1. A collaboration between The Times and NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, the online news site seeks reporters that are eager to produce lively, engaging, and timely stories about one of the city’s great neighborhoods. If not local residents, applicants should be savvy about the East Village and eager to explore it to the hilt, with an eye for news minutia as well as larger stories in the areas of education, politics, crime, housing and real estate, arts and culture, and business openings and closings, to name just some of The Local’s areas of coverage. You should be able to cultivate sources and write quickly and accurately, with an engaging, “bloggy” tone and sense of humor when appropriate. During the summer, you’ll be representing The Local and The New York Times; an adaptable, outgoing, professional demeanor is a must.

This job (pay rate: $500 per week) will require that you act as a news runner daily from the hours of 9 p.m. till 6 p.m. You’ll be on call at 20 Cooper Square to report stories as assigned by The Local's editor, a visiting professor at the Arthur L. Carter Institute; you'll also be working closely with the site's full-time on-staff reporter. You may be asked to cover nighttime events such as community board meetings. Since you’ll also be encouraged to pitch stories and even come up with ideas for regular columns during weekly editorial meetings, creative thinking and a familiarity with the blogosphere is a plus. We’re looking for someone who is proactive, eager to share ideas, and has a sense of fun. But above all, The Local strives to be the first to report neighborhood news in a competitive environment; you should be able to thrive under tight deadlines and turn around copy that meets the standards of The Times, editors of which work closely with The Local in case a story warrants pick-up across other NYTimes.com blogs or in the newspaper. You should expect to write a story per day, and be able to work on longer features while also producing shorter items.

Applicants should be competent in digital photography, since they’ll be expected to take photos for stories; experience with video reporting and editing is a plus, as is a familiarity with social media. A strong knowledge of HTML and WordPress is all the better. In addition to reporting duties, you may be asked to create event listings, link dumps, and the like.

Please have proven experience in the field of journalism and a deep respect for the tenets of the craft. Graduate students of the Arthur L. Carter Institute or other journalism schools will be considered so long as they are exceptional writers with a proven track record.

Africa.com is looking for journalistically-minded editorial interns to help create and update content on our finance, news, and travel and culture sections. We are re-launching these sections with a combined aggregate and proprietary content strategy: we're looking for interns to help research headlines about Africa in the news, to write original introductions to said news stories, and to contribute original posts to our finance, news, and travel and culture blogs.

This position is ideal for students looking to learn more about how to manage news at an online media outlet, and is especially ideal for those who are interested in Africa from any and all perspectives, whether it's social enterprise and philanthropy to foreign affairs to fashion and music. We are looking for interns who are self-enterprising, eager to learn about content management in both WordPress and proprietary environments, and who are interested in working in a rich environment in which self-penned pieces are heartily welcomed.

Familiarity with creating video content is a plus, although not required.

This internship can begin immediately (not for credit) or at the beginning of the summer of 2012. Spring 2012 interns in good standing will be considered for extension through the summer. Summer internships begin on June 1st, with flexibility. Africa.com internships are unpaid and can be credited, and stipends will be considered on an individual basis. Internships take place at our head office in New York City. Learn more about our company at www.africa.com.

Summer Intern - NBC News Specials
Description:

Type of Business: NBC News internship opportunities give students the real world experience and exposure to news production at one of the world's leading media companies. Internships are the perfect way to gain experience while learning what a career at NBC News might hold in store for you.

As a company, we highly value our ability to provide students with these amazing opportunities. Interning at NBC Universal provides students with a platform to showcase and develop their talents, skills, and experiences. In addition to the experiences gained from the internship, the company provides various sessions throughout the semester to develop students professionally and expose them to senior leadership.

The NBC News Specials unit covers breaking news and live events, including long-term political stories. This summer, the unit will focus on conventions and election planning. Interns work directly with producers to research stories, prepare graphics, coordinate logistics, and screen and log tapes. Due to the unpredictable, exciting nature of breaking news, this is a great opportunity for individuals who want to work in a setting where each day is different.

Interns must be self-motivated and comfortable working on projects independently. They must have strong journalism experience, problem-solving skills and should be able to work full-time during the summer.

WHAT WE REQUIRE:

NBC Universal interns must meet the following criteria:

Must be enrolled in a Bachelor's/Master's program at an accredited college or university

Must be 18 years or older and currently in sophomore standing or above

Must be able to receive academic credit from their college or university prior to starting internship

Must be available through the beginning of September

Region: New York City
Industry: Communications/Broadcasting

The award-winning Sag Harbor Express — twice named New York State’s best weekly newspaper — will be offering journalism internships for the summer 2012 season. Located on the East End of Long Island, The Express covers a broad variety of subjects in this resort community, including coverage of education, the environment, government, arts and culture. In addition to the weekly newspaper, The Express also publishes a collection of monthly magazines which include stories on the region’s artists and writers, local health, wellness and recreation, plus food and entertaining.