60 Minutes Intern

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.

Fall Editorial Internship

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.

Editorial intern

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.

VBS.tv Content Research and Production Internship

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.

Features Internship Fall 2010

The Knot and The Nest is looking for a fall intern to assist with the following:
-Researching local bridal content for The Knot
-Researching travel, relationship, personal finance, health and fitness articles for The Knot and The Nest
-Pitching and writing blog posts
-Posting articles online
You must be able to receive course credit. A small stipend will be provided. Ideal applicants will be available 4 days per week.

The Knot Inc. Editorial Internship Fall 2010

The Knot Inc. is looking for a fall-semester intern to work on our magazines and websites. Your duties here will be primarily editorial -- you'll find sources for stories, interview experts, and write sidebars and entire bylined features, depending on your talent and drive. Please be as enthusiastic about completing administrative tasks as you are about writing and reporting. You will likely have additional opportunities to blog, tweet, and produce slideshows for our online brands (including TheKnot.com, WeddingChannel.com, TheNest.com, and TheBump.com), as well as attend photo shoots and other events.
You need to be tech- and Internet-savvy, a strong writer, able to handle multiple tasks, reliable, very organized, and not afraid to ask questions. You should also be experienced with the Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe InCopy and Photoshop and have a basic knowledge of HTML. An interest in weddings, decor, cooking, travel, and/or babies is helpful. Applicants with magazine/website internship experience or college journalism experience are highly preferred. Undergraduate emphasis in journalism, English, or communications is a plus but not required. You must be able to receive course credit. A small stipend will be provided.

TheBump.com Internship Fall 2010

Pregnancy and first-time parenthood website, TheBump.com, is looking for a fall-semester intern with a strong interest in online publishing. You will learn an incredible amount about how a website is run and maintained on a day-to-day basis by helping to build, update, and optimize articles, researching products and trends, and assisting in other general departmental projects. You will likely have additional opportunities to research and write articles and produce slideshows for TheBump.com and our other sites (including WeddingChannel.com, TheNest.com, and TheKnot.com) and assist with The Bump magazine.

You need to be tech- and Internet-savvy, a strong writer, able to handle multiple tasks, reliable, very organized, and eager to learn. You should also be experienced with the Microsoft Office Suite, have a basic knowledge of HTML and CMS, and an interest in pregnancy and babies are also helpful. Undergraduate emphasis in journalism, English, or communications is a plus but not required. You must be able to receive course credit. A small stipend will be provided.

TheNest.com Editorial Internship Fall 2010

TheNest.com, the go-to site for young couples, is looking for a fall-semester intern with a strong interest in online publishing. Your primary duties will be writing short articles about a variety of topics, building articles and slideshows in Site Core, and assisting in other general departmental projects. You will likely have additional opportunities to research, write, blog, and produce slideshows for our other brands (including WeddingChannel.com, TheBump.com, and TheKnot.com and could occasionally assist with The Nest magazine.

You need to be tech- and Internet-savvy, a strong writer, able to handle multiple tasks, reliable, very organized, and not afraid to ask questions. You should also be proficient in HTML , Microsoft Office Suite, and Google Reader. Knowledge of CMS is preferred and an interest in home decor, cooking, money, and/or real estate is helpful. Undergraduate emphasis in journalism, English, or communications is a plus but not required. A $20 daily stipend and class credit will be provided.

WeddingChannel.com Internship Fall 2010

WeddingChannel.com is looking for a fall-semester intern with a strong interest in online publishing. Your primary duties will include blogging, using the content management system, researching and working with photos in our online database, helping to coordinate the online community, and assisting in other general departmental projects. You will likely have additional opportunities to research, write, blog, tweet, and produce slideshows for our other online and print brands (including The Knot, The Nest, and The Bump).

You need to be tech- and Internet-savvy, a strong writer, able to handle multiple tasks, reliable, very organized, and not afraid to ask questions. You should also be experienced with Adobe Photoshop and the Microsoft Office Suite. Knowledge of HTML and CMS is preferred and an interest in weddings is helpful. Undergraduate emphasis in journalism, English, or communications is a plus but not required.

You must be able to receive course credit. A small stipend will be provided.

Programming Internship

The Lou Dobbs Show, a 3-hour national radio program syndicated by United Stations Radio Networks in New York City is seeking energetic and talented journalism interns to work on its daily radio program based in New York City. We're looking for interns who can thrive in the fast paced atmosphere of talk radio and have an interest and desire for talk radio, politics, current events, and journalism.

This non-paid internship is a hands on experience in the fast paced world of talk radio and includes reading, researching, and writing for the show as well as learning how all the moving parts of talk radio are put together. Interns are expected to work between 2-3 days a week for between 12-20 hours a week. Internships are offered during all semesters (spring, summer, fall, and winter) and candidates must be an undergraduate student, graduate student, or have graduated from college within the last year to be eligible.