We are looking for a freelance producer to work with us on the next 20-episode season of a podcast series for one of our high-profile tourism clients. The podcast focuses on travel tips, culture, and interesting individuals based off of interviews we record using freelance audio techs, recording studios and our own studio in NYC. So far, our podcast has run for 22 episodes and includes interviews with prominent chefs, Olympic gold medalists, and many travel insiders. We are very excited about the coming season and growing this podcast even more. In this producer role, we would want you to be involved in all steps of the pre-production, production and post-production process.

This entails:

Pre-Production:
• Participating in guest outreach and pre-interview emails and calls
• Creating interview questions for our host based off of those pre-interview calls
• Prepping our host for the full-length interview via phone and email

Production:
• Listen in to podcast recordings and work as a co-director to ensure that the conversation goes smoothly and we always have great tape for our interviews

Post-Production:
• Create paper cuts and intro/outro scripts for our host based off of our recordings for our full episode
• Work with our editorial director to have these approved and adjusted as necessary
• Record interstitial segments with our host as necessary
• Work within our established timelines to edit our piece from start to finish including minor music editing, interstitial segments and three interviews
• Work through rounds of revision with our internal team based on our notes and our clients
• Final delivery of fully mixed and mastered audio files to client for posting to podcast directories

The world of finance and banking is being reimagined.
Armed with new technologies, a wave of innovators is seeking to reshape how the world manages its money – increasing financial inclusion and undoing the damage done in the 2008 financial crisis.
At CoinDesk, it’s our job to cover the story.
The content and events leader for all things ‘bitcoin’ and ‘blockchain’, CoinDesk is poised to become a substantial editorial voice as our industry grows.
With events brands attracting major corporate sponsors, and our work cited in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The Christian Science Monitor and more, CoinDesk is an active environment for anyone who wants to play a leading role in building a vital brand.
Requirements include:
Communications: Excellent phone/verbal and written communication skills.

Enthusiasm for our work: You must have an interest in journalism, be up-to-date on media trends and have a passion for staying up to date in what’s trending in media.

Work Independently: Able to prioritize, organize, and manage deliverables but work in a supportive environment.

Bonus Skills:

Ability to write copy quickly and take constructive criticism

Expertise in crafting stories across media platforms (web, social, new mediums)

Should I Apply?
The position is ideal for recent college graduates, current graduate students or enrolled undergraduates who want a hands-on, real-world writing experience for an engaged audience.

Spectrum’s award-winning news team is looking for a high-energy reporter to join our lively newsroom in New York City.

Spectrum is the go-to destination for autism news. The site also features long-form ‘deep dives’ on topics ranging from unproven therapies to autism in Africa. These articles have won top journalism awards. Spectrum stories are syndicated by The Atlantic, Scientific American, Slate and The Washington Post, among other popular outlets.

This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious science journalist to develop a beat in the fast-moving field of autism.

You would write news stories, profiles and features that educate, challenge and inspire our audience of scientists. Genetics, cognition and behavior, research ethics and molecular neuroscience quicken your heart. You will cultivate sources, embed yourself in the research community and be the first to know about trends and provocative advances.

Spectrum is funded by the Simons Foundation but is editorially independent.

Bring at least three years of journalism experience — preferably including experience in digital journalism — along with a solid biology background and impeccable news judgment. We offer a generous salary and truly excellent benefits.

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POSITION SUMMARY

Spectrum is looking for an experienced and savvy data reporter to bring a new era of quantitative reporting to our site.

Spectrum is an autism news site intended for scientists, although many non-scientists read us too. We seek a data maven who is excited to analyze data from autism research and produce valuable databases, maps and visualizations.

You'll take on long-term projects, including creating databases of autism drugs and designing interactive graphics, such as our map of global autism prevalence. You'll also produce data-driven news stories and accompanying graphics.

You will work with our award-winning team to find the stories behind the numbers in autism research, hold scientists accountable, and find trends by connecting dots. This is a fantastic opportunity for a data-visualization expert looking to dive into an exciting and rapidly growing field.

Bring at least three years of experience in data-driven reporting. We offer a generous salary and truly excellent benefits.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assess the news value of data and data analysis
• Report data-driven news and feature stories and help produce accompanying graphics and interactive applications
• Collaborate with the multimedia director, reporters and developers to create high-quality, data-driven graphics and elements to accompany traditional stories
• Build new forms of storytelling devices to illustrate ideas that aren't best communicated with text alone
• Write news, profile and long-form stories that educate, challenge and inspire our audience of scientists
• Cultivate sources, embed yourself in the community and be the first to know about trends and provocative advances
• Attend and report from conferences
• Keep abreast of trends in digital storytelling as well as programming techniques

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Attention to detail and ability to thoroughly check work for accuracy
• Working knowledge of Excel
• Proficiency with relational databases and structured query language (SQL)
• Strong analytical, research and investigative skills
• Experience with public-records requests for databases
• Familiarity with math and basic statistics for data analysis
• Experience analyzing data with code (Python, R)
• Familiarity with mapping applications using geographic information systems (GIS)
• Command of HTML, CSS and JS
• Knowledge of D3 and Illustrator is a plus.

REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS

• Please submit a resume, a portfolio of your work and cover letter stating your interest in the position.

The Simons Foundation's Diversity Commitment

Many of the greatest ideas and discoveries come from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experiences, and we are committed to cultivating an inclusive work environment. The Simons Foundation provides equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

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Spectrum's award-winning news team is looking for a high-energy reporter to join our lively newsroom in New York City.

Spectrum is the go-to destination for autism news. The site also features long-form 'deep dives' on topics ranging from unproven therapies to autism in Africa. These articles have won top journalism awards. Spectrum stories are syndicated by The Atlantic, Scientific American, Slate and The Washington Post, among other popular outlets.

This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious science journalist to develop a beat in the fast-moving field of autism.

You would write news stories, profiles and features that educate, challenge and inspire our audience of scientists. Genetics, cognition and behavior, research ethics and molecular neuroscience quicken your heart. You will cultivate sources, embed yourself in the research community and be the first to know about trends and provocative advances.

Spectrum is funded by the Simons Foundation but is editorially independent.

Bring at least three years of journalism experience - preferably including experience in digital journalism - along with a solid biology background and impeccable news judgment. We offer a generous salary and truly excellent benefits.

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Psychology Today is seeking a freelance online content editor. The job will involve about 10 hours a week, which may increase in the future.

Must have a bachelor's degree in English, journalism, or a related field. Domain knowledge in psychology is a plus.

WHO WE WANT: A motivated journalist to cover the medical diagnostics industry. The preferred candidate will be familiar with the healthcare and medtech industries and have reporting experience covering business and/or finance, such as financial results, alliances, and M&A activity, on either a daily basis or in real time. Familiarity with molecular diagnostics, companion diagnostics, and personalized medicine is a plus.

WHAT YOU'LL DO: Your primary responsibility will be producing feature content and news briefs for our website. You will delve into industry trends, new technology development, regulatory issues, reimbursement, legislation, policy issues, and general business coverage of the firms operating in the diagnostics market. You will be expected to quickly learn about the industry and the variety of issues facing diagnostics developers, clinical labs, and physicians. You also will be expected to develop sources in the industry, and you will be required to attend a few conferences and/or trade shows each year.

Climate & Capital Review is looking for contributors for our soon-to-be launched online news and commentary hub that brings together the best thinking and best practices on doing business in the era of climate change. We will be looking at both climate science and business through the skeptical eyes of journalism and are gathering writers and multimedia content producers interested in contributing to that mission. We are looking for dynamic, self motivated journalists who have a pervasive sense of curiosity and are interested in challenging conventional wisdom.

Maximizing shareholder value—historically the metric by which commercial success is measured—can no longer be thought of in a vacuum as our climate deteriorates on a daily basis. Indeed it is rendered meaningless as a concept if its ultimate application exacerbates the climate crisis.

There is a growing recognition that the business practices that have lifted much of humanity out of poverty, now threaten our survival on this planet.

A new way of thinking is emerging that refuses to wait for governments and politicians to act and instead is engaging the issue directly.

Much like the anti-apartheid movement in the 1980s, grassroots pressure for climate justice is beginning to make an impact on some business leaders who accept climate change is a risk (and opportunity) and are taking public stands to make their industries more sustainable.

We believe this movement is still in its infancy but its momentum will grow extraordinarily in the coming years and it will change the face of business and corporate governance. Unfortunately, many of the corporate practices and much of the rhetoric that is currently used by companies are window dressing and have insufficient impact on the actual crisis at hand. This will have to change.

We do not plan to debate the existence of climate change, any more than we should debate the number of angels on the head of a pin. It is a distraction not worthy of our time.

We subscribe to no orthodoxies other than a concern that climate change threatens life as know it, and that investment of vast amounts of capital has a moral obligation to create truly sustainable business models. This is the intersection we will be covering.

We are not activists - unless you believe the pursuit of truth is activism.

Climate & Capital’s target readership include enlightened, forward thinking C-level executives who are leading businesses and industries that can have enormous impact on the crisis at hand. It is investors, large and small. It is policy makers and regulators seeking multilateral solutions to this global problem. It is entrepreneurs furiously dreaming up ways to make billions on the positive opportunities posed by climate change. It is the academics and students, who along with journalists will explore new and unheard of ways to combat climate destruction.

Hopefully all will find in Climate & Capital writing, reporting, thinking and opinions that understand the pressures and fears they deal with while at the same time presenting the best, most accurate research and information on climate science and its impact on the planet.

And we will we endeavor to inject a little humor from time to time into a very grave problem.

Moment is seeking an energetic editor to lead our digital outreach effort. The ideal candidate lives and breathes social media and loves journalism; is a self-starter who works well in a collaborative environment and thrives on deadlines. The audience engagement editor is expected to become an integral part of the small, hard-working Moment team.

The Audience Engagement Editor will be expected to:
Manage all aspects of Moment’s website and ensure that site content is up-to-date.
Spearhead online editorial production: write, edit and design content (stories, videos, introductions) that reflects Moment’s style and tone, including writing, editing, production and management of Moment’s newsletter and other digital projects.
Create a social media strategy with clear goals and objectives; Expand Moment’s reach on social networks; Increase traffic to Moment’s website; Monitor data on website visitors through Google Analytics;
Support traffic goals by finding, testing and implementing new tools and strategies for growth and adjustment.

The ideal candidate will possess:
Previous journalism experience
Stellar writing and editing skills
Extensive experience with digital tools and platforms such as WordPress
Social-media mastery of at least three platforms
Candidates should also be team players, creative thinkers, problem solvers, possess
a positive attitude and a sense of humor, and be willing and able to work deadline hours.

160 Fifth Avenue
Full time
R0000434

POSITION SUMMARY

Spectrum is looking for an experienced and savvy data reporter to bring a new era of quantitative reporting to our site.

Spectrum is an autism news site intended for scientists, although many non-scientists read us too. We seek a data maven who is excited to analyze data from autism research and produce valuable databases, maps and visualizations.

You'll take on long-term projects, including creating databases of autism drugs and designing interactive graphics, such as our map of global autism prevalence. You'll also produce data-driven news stories and accompanying graphics.

You will work with our award-winning team to find the stories behind the numbers in autism research, hold scientists accountable, and find trends by connecting dots. This is a fantastic opportunity for a data-visualization expert looking to dive into an exciting and rapidly growing field.

Bring at least three years of experience in data-driven reporting. We offer a generous salary and truly excellent benefits.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assess the news value of data and data analysis
• Report data-driven news and feature stories and help produce accompanying graphics and interactive applications
• Collaborate with the multimedia director, reporters and developers to create high-quality, data-driven graphics and elements to accompany traditional stories
• Build new forms of storytelling devices to illustrate ideas that aren't best communicated with text alone
• Write news, profile and long-form stories that educate, challenge and inspire our audience of scientists
• Cultivate sources, embed yourself in the community and be the first to know about trends and provocative advances
• Attend and report from conferences
• Keep abreast of trends in digital storytelling as well as programming techniques

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Attention to detail and ability to thoroughly check work for accuracy
• Working knowledge of Excel
• Proficiency with relational databases and structured query language (SQL)
• Strong analytical, research and investigative skills
• Experience with public-records requests for databases
• Familiarity with math and basic statistics for data analysis
• Experience analyzing data with code (Python, R)
• Familiarity with mapping applications using geographic information systems (GIS)
• Command of HTML, CSS and JS
• Knowledge of D3 and Illustrator is a plus.

REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS

• Please submit a resume, a portfolio of your work and cover letter stating your interest in the position.

The Simons Foundation's Diversity Commitment

Many of the greatest ideas and discoveries come from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experiences, and we are committed to cultivating an inclusive work environment. The Simons Foundation provides equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

Apply Here: http://www.Click2apply.net/5cbpb2p6qxt3ff27

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