UsMagazine.com (the online arm of Us Weekly) is looking for interns (credit only) to assist the online team in developing daily content. The Editorial/Production Intern duties will include - but are not limited to - assisting editors with uploading copy to content tool, updating archived content and some writing. HTML experience a MUST. This internship position requires a 15-20 hr/wk commitment. If you can not commit to that many hours please do NOT apply.

Al Jazeera English is seeking an intern in our New York/United Nations bureau. The intern will help produce live interviews, news packages and feature stories. Responsibilities include research, pitching stories, attending press conferences, and helping with anything in the field. Other duties include technical tasks such as logging tape, researching archival footage, light editing on Final Cut Pro, coordinating transmissions of tape to other bureaus, and limited administrative work. Interest in international news is required.

The position is part-time for 3 months. Hours will vary depending on news of the day, but a normal day begins at 9am and ends at 5pm.

TPM interns in our New York office are involved in every aspect of our operation and have a hand in everything we do. They work alongside our reporters to write and break stories, help our editors keep a finger on the pulse of the news day, and produce all kinds of digital media from youtube clips to mash-up photographs. The interns also attend weekly brown bag lunches with reporters, editors and publishing staff to learn the ins and outs of the new media business.

Half of our current staff is made up of former TPM interns. Others have moved on to jobs in new and old media alike, working for Think Progress, The New Republic, The Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, The New York Sun, The New Yorker, The Washington Post and more.

In early 2009 we introduced our new Editorial Fellows program. A limited number of interns are invited to join our Editorial Fellows program, which runs an additional three (3) to six (6) months and comes with a stipend.

Because each intern is encouraged to work in multiple parts of our operation, it's important that applicants have a basic understanding of new media technologies (blogging, youtube, etc.) and a desire and ability to learn quickly.

Men's Health magazine, the world's largest men's magazine brand, seeks a freelance production contributor for its emerging digital endeavors, including iPad and mobile applications. The primary focus of this position is content management, including article formatting, image resizing/cropping, video preparation, and light editorial creation.

The ideal candidate will be able to commit a minimum of 15 hours a week working in our Midtown offices. The position is paid.

RESPONSIBILITIES
* Uploading, formatting, and managing content
* Preparing video and image assets
* Light copy editing

REQUIREMENTS
* Extremely detail oriented and organized
* Possess creative problem-solving skills
* At least one year of professional experience at a traditional publication or website. Internships count
* Available at least 15 hours a week
* Working familiarity with Adobe Photoshop and light HTML
* Experience with Final Cut Pro a plus Please send your resume cover letter to:

We are currently in production on several documentary specials. This film is 100% archive and tackles a frequently produced historical topic in a unique way.

Our research/production intern will: 1) Assist with daily operations of the production 2) Assist with research 3) Prepare research/archive materials for use in the edit 4) Assist with preparation for online 5) Take part in general office tasks & errands 6) Perform other duties as outlined by the Producers.

We seek a mature, energetic and engaged individual to join our team. While the typical production and research skills are important, our intern also should possess those priceless and intangible qualities... a positive, can-do attitude; excellent judgment; an inquisitive and creative nature; reliability and willingness to go the extra mile; proactive and enthusiastic effort. We want a rock star, but no egomaniacs, please. This internship is available to current students for school credit ONLY.

ShermansTravel.com, the web's leading source for travel deals and destination advice, is looking for an editorial intern to work closely with the online editorial team for approximately 30 hours per week in our Midtown office.

This position will give the right candidate a strong introduction to web publishing and editorial production. Well-traveled, hard-working individuals with a working knowledge of online publishing and a passion for writing and the world are encouraged to apply. Primary duties will include fact-checking, researching, data entry, and opportunities to contribute to online and/or print articles.

60 Minutes, a CBS News magazine with investigative reports and features focusing on people and events in the news and behind the headlines, is looking for 1 fall intern. Intern must want to work in news, have strong research skills and knowledge of LexisNexis. Must be able to work at least 2 or 3 full weekdays. Must get credit. Internship is unpaid.

If you are looking for a formal, corporate internship, please move on. If you're looking for a fun, dynamic, creative internship with a young startup company, where socializing is a must and a sense of humor is required, then read on.
As an editorial intern at UrbanDaddy, you will get to be a part of the inner workings of a daily internet publication. You will get to see how stories develop at every stage, from pitches and research to writing, editing and publishing.
You will get to participate in calendaring sessions, editorial and creative meetings, you will help conduct research for stories, go on local scouting and information gathering assignments. You will learn how to copyedit and fact check. You will get to interact with PR firms as a media representative. If your writing is strong enough, you may get to write some stories. You may also get to attend press parties and opening events for restaurants and clubs, and really get a view of the inner workings of the New York scene and how media fits into it all.
If you have an interest in journalism, you will learn a lot at this internship. Our editorial team is small so you will play an important role and get a lot of exposure. We value our interns.

QUALIFICATIONS:
- MUST have excellent writing and communication skills
- Must be highly organized, efficient and a hard worker
- Must have an interest in journalism and internet media
- Strong interpersonal and phone skills are required
- MUST have a love for NYC and a desire to go out and have fun

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
Our internships are unpaid. We will be happy to assist you in earning academic credit. You will, however, get free meals here and there, land invites to parties and openings, and maybe snag some free samples of products and clothes once in a while. But most of all, we guarantee you'll have a fun, unique experience and learn a lot—in addition to earning our undying gratitude. Which you just can't put a price on.

The Chronicle of Higher Education offers three internship sessions each year: winter/spring, summer, and fall.

The paper is currently seeking interns for the winter/spring 2011 session, which will begin in early January. The Chronicle is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to maintaining a diverse work force.

The internships are full-time in our Washington, D.C., office and will last through May. In addition to a $500 weekly stipend, academic credit can often be arranged.

Three interns will be hired; we are looking for both undergraduates and recent graduates.

In addition, The Chronicle is offering a Diversity Internship to give current undergraduates and recent college graduates the opportunity to gain professional experience at the No. 1 source for news about higher education. The program aims to help bring greater diversity to the field of journalism by reaching out to students who are members of minority groups underrepresented in the industry. Applicants for this internship must have a strong interest in pursuing a career in journalism, and should note on their application that they are applying for The Chronicle of Higher Education's Diversity Internship.

All the interns will have the same primary responsibilities: reporting and writing daily news articles for The Chronicle's Web site (which usually appear subsequently in print), writing news articles for other sections of the newspaper, and doing research for special projects. There is very little grunt work. Interns who prove themselves as reporters and writers are often asked to write full-length features.

The Chronicle places a premium on reporting that is accurate and writing that shines. All writing, including that done by staff reporters, is carefully edited. Interns typically leave with a set of strong, varied clips.

Requirements: Experience writing for publication, either at a student newspaper or a professional publication, is required. Candidates with previous internships and deadline-reporting experience are preferred.

Each internship is meant for educational purposes and students must be getting school credit to be accepted. If accepted, interns will get a firsthand look into how an international media company functions on a day-to-day basis. At Vice, interns have the opportunity to learn about journalism, editing, design, production, and so much more. Candidates must be at least 20 years old by the time of the internship start date and available to come to our office two days a week. You also must own a functioning laptop, and interview in person at our office. We offer four month long internships. They break down as follows: September-December, January-April, and May-August.

Duties include content research, post-production assistance, filing and organizing of data, and periodically assisting on shoots.

Applicant must own a laptop and be receiving school credit for their internship. Knowledge of Final Cut Pro and languages other than English are preferred but not required.