iVillage is seeking three unpaid interns for the spring semester (January – May 2012) to work in our Food, Home & Garden and Beauty & Style departments. The interns will help with research projects, work in our CMS system to update and edit stories, request products, assist with administrative duties and contribute stories.

Candidates must:
-Have a strong interest in either food, home and garden, or beauty and style. Experience writing about these topics is a plus.
-Be available to work at least two days a week at our New York City office.
-Be enthusiastic, hardworking, organized and detail-oriented.
-CMS experience (with any blogging/web platform) is preferred.

Under the guidance of editors, interns are responsible for researching editorial packages, assisting with online production, and light transcription. Above all, interns have the opportunity to write and report music news, interview artists, review albums and live concerts, etc. This is not a coffee-fetching internship, and Billboard has an excellent track record of hiring former interns. Interns are expected to work 2-5 days a week in our NYC offices. Sadly, this is an unpaid position, so college credit is a must.

Applicants MUST have published experience writing on the topics of music and/or the music industry, as well as an awareness of what’s happening on our famous charts. Fluency in HTML is a MAJOR plus.

Meredith Video Studios is a division of Meredith Corporation that produces Better, a national television program, as well as branded entertainment and internet content for Meredith brands.

Our interns have the opportunity to learn how a daily lifestyle show is booked, produced, directed, shot and edited. They assist with all of these tasks and will also have opportunities to work with our marketing and branded entertainment teams, should they choose to do so.

They will learn how to book guests, research guests and topics, prepare folders of information for hosts, greet and assist guests when they arrive, then see the process through from the interview on into editing.

Our interns sometimes work with the production crew, helping with props and working behind-the-scenes in the studio while shows are taped. They often spend time in the control room to learn the technical side of producing a show, as well.

In addition, interns will have the opportunity to go out into the field and assist on shoots with producers, videographers and hosts. Then, they will log tape that is shot during the field shoot.

This is a hands-on internship, during which students will not just observe, but will have the chance to assist with everything we do on a daily basis to put these two shows on the air.

Meredith Video Studios is looking for students who are friendly, organized and eager to learn about television production. Students must have strong writing skills and be willing to take the initiative in making sure they are getting the most out of their internship experience. MVS has a lot to offer, but it’s important for interns to let us know what they would like to focus on or learn more about, so we may cater their work to accommodate these needs.

AOL has an immediate opening for an editorial intern in New York. AOL HD, is AOL’s latest effort to distribute content to connected devices, one of the fastest growing consumer electronics segments. Connected devices enable the delivery of online content to traditional consumer electronics such as TVs and Blu-ray players and also includes standalone boxes such as Boxee, Roku, and Apple TV. Our goal is to engage users beyond the PC and bring AOL content into the living room.

Interns will be asked to write and edit descriptive data for our library of videos, research topics and perform other tasks as assigned. This is an ideal opportunity for those interested in new forms of online media distribution and video.

Ideally, interns should have previous writing experience and be creative enough to distill a 30 minute video down to a few compelling sentences. Applicants should be very comfortable with computers, spreadsheets, social networking and online tools. Familiarity with online video and connected devices is a big plus. Role requires 15-20 hours a week.

The Huffington Post has an immediate opening for an editorial intern in New York for the new HuffPost High School section, which focuses on teens and the issues that matter to them. We cover high school news, college prep, politics, youth activism, entertainment, fashion, technology and beyond -- all for a teenaged audience.

We're looking for an intern to help regulate our network of 200+ teen bloggers, setting up blogger accounts and doing light copy editing on blog posts. The intern will also be responsible for some writing, fact-checking, monitoring of news stories, and administrative tasks as assigned. For those with a strong interest in reporting on teen issues, this internship is a great opportunity to work with and be published on a major news site.

Interns should have previous editorial experience as well as an active interest in teen culture and online media. Applicants should have strong writing, editing, and research skills (photo-editing skills are a plus!) They should also be social-media saavy -- Twitter and Facebook are an important way for us to connect with our readers! We are looking for an intern to work a minimum of three full days per week, but applicants with full-time availability will be favored. This internship is paid.

The Huffington Post has an immediate opening for a reporting/editorial intern in New York for the Impact vertical, which focuses on reporting and taking action on issues that affect people struggling in America and worldwide. The vertical focuses on social change and crucial domestic issues including homelessness, poverty and other disadvantaged groups.

Interns will be asked to do extensive researching, writing, editing, fact-checking, monitoring of news stories, and other tasks as assigned. For those with a strong interest in reporting and writing about these issues, this internship is a great opportunity to work with and be published on a major mainstream news site.

Ideally, interns should have previous journalism experience as well as an active interest in social change and humanitarian news. Applicants should be familiar with AP style and have strong writing, editing, interviewing and research skills. They should also be familiar with social media sites, including Twitter and Facebook. Some experience with Web production applications is preferred.

This is a paid internship at about 25 hours / week.

The Fueled team is united by an unwavering passion for quality. We are a team of developers, designers, strategists, and writers passionately pursuing the bleeding, hairsplitting, cutting edge of mobile development. We’re also journalists and bloggers, and we want you to be part of our growing team.

Our marketing team is looking to add a number of intern reporters to its editorial roster. As contributors to sites like the Next Web, Mashable, and UX Magazine, our reach is expansive and hugely beneficial to our reporters. Publication at these sites and our blog has the ability to open doors in both journalism and the technology industry, as our design and development clients - for whom we create web and mobile applications - include Porsche, Gilt City, UrbanDaddy, Proctor & Gamble, Effen Vodka, Malibu Rum, Fashism, and Ducati Motorcycles.

Those interested need not be technology experts; instead, we’re simply looking for talented writers who want to be published and part of a hardworking, fun team of young professionals. Beyond having the opportunity to contribute to our blog and sites with millions of readers, thereby strengthening reporters’ portfolios, the door is open to a range of unique connections - in addition to being writers, as we said, we’re editors, copywriters, developers, designers, and strategists, well-entrenched in the burgeoning entrepreneurial start-up scene here in Manhattan. If you’re a skilled writer looking to expand your creative output, get in touch.

Those interested should send a resume and writing clips to brady@fueled.com. Any form of work is okay - we’re here to launch journalism careers and further those already in place. We’d love to have you visit our Manhattan offices at General Assembly, just north of Union Square, to get a better feel for our environment, then off we’ll go from there.

The Role
Bloomberg News interns will gain hands-on experience reporting for the print department of one the world's leading financial news services. During the 10 or 12-week program, interns will produce breaking news stories under deadline for our coverage of markets, companies, economies, and governments. Responsibilities may include pitching and writing enterprise stories, conducting exclusive interviews, and collaborating with our other media platforms.
 
All applicants must submit three published samples of work, along with a resume and a cover letter. The interns selected for this role will be based out of New York or another major U.S. city.
 
Qualifications:
-Knowledge of global financial markets, companies and economies
-Prior experience in journalism, preferably in a real-time news environment
-Ability to work within a team under deadline pressure
-Completed at least three years of undergraduate work or equivalent experience
--Available for 10 or 12 weeks, 40 hours per week, from January – April (Winter Internship) OR June – August (Summer Internship)

We are looking for smart, enthusiastic interns for the fall semester. These interns 
need to be able to work in a fast-paced environment and always have a
 positive attitude. We need them to be extremely organized, pay close
 attention to detail, and work quickly and efficiently. Regular
 responsibilities include calling in products, 
transcribing interviews, researching story ideas, and setting up visuals 
meetings. Please only apply if you are available for at least two full
 days. An interest in beauty products is crucial, and you MUST be able to 
receive a letter or support from your university.

NATURE seeks highly-motivated interns who will provide writing/research, production and administrative support to the production team in the areas of website content and post-production. Responsibilities will include the following: screening films and writing for podcast/website; research into mainly natural history and environmental subjects; fact-checking; assisting the producers for and during editing, audio mixing, voice-over recording sessions and some local NYC shoots; reviewing and time-coding transcripts; on and off-site pick-up/delivery of production materials (for dubbing, format conversion, transcription, etc.); tape library archiving; arranging travel and expense reports; etc.

The intern will be required to work 12-20 hours per week.
Preferred Dates for Fall 2011: ASAP through December 16.
Start and end dates are flexible.

Student Accountability:
The intern will report to a broadcast associate producer and a web producer and will be expected to work with other team members, from a senior producer to the executive producer, to complete assigned tasks.

Educational Requirements/Special Skills:
Students with a strong, proven interest in natural history and/or television and the ability to work in a multi-tasking environment which requires accuracy, organization, research and strong writing skills. Experience with Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, basic HTML, and/or content management systems (CMS) is a plus.

Opportunity Profile:
In addition to gaining the experience of working in a fast-paced television production environment, in which the intern will strengthen his/her planning, organization, research, and team-building skills, he/she will work with experienced producers, contribute to the production of a national television program, and have the opportunity to gain exposure to other departments related to production – publicity, on-air promotions and the web. Intern writers will receive a web production credit on the NATURE website.