Brightwire Speed Reporters are fast and efficient reporters who are the first to report the latest breaking news to our subscribers.

They have a deep understanding of how events and information will impact a company’s financial performance and are exceptional reporters.

Speed Reporters focus on finding and reporting the information that will help inform our subscribers’ investment research and decisions. They dig deep for information and are always looking for innovative approaches to uncover new and important information. They work in a high-speed team environment with many simultaneous demands on their time and attention.
Speed Reporters pick up and advance stories from other media sources, develop new stories from original public sources, such as regulatory filings, social networks, industry databases and press releases, and conduct interviews with industry experts and company insiders for deeper insights.

This role is key to our firm’s success and is a primary driver in achieving our firmwide goals and advancing Brightwire’s mission.

Requirements:

We are looking for candidates with a passion for economics, finance and journalism.

Successful candidates exhibit an intrinsic desire in life to find and share new information with others, and are curious as to how that information will impact others. These candidates also enjoy success a little more when shared within a team.

At Brightwire, we value innovation, excellence and the pursuit of the truth, so we want candidates who are passionate about hunting down the sometimes hidden facts behind events, are willing to try creative and novel ideas and have a deep ambition for continual improvement and excellence. Candidates with these traits typically exhibit intellectual curiosity, humility, courage and faith in our mission, culture and leadership.

Skills:
•Fast reading ability with exceptional comprehension
•Excellent writing skills that include accuracy and thoroughness
•Excellent mathematical and analytical ability
•Strong listening comprehension and an ability to verbally communicate ideas and technical concepts
•Organizational and planning aptitude

Knowledge:
•Written and verbal fluency in English as well as Korean
•Undergraduate degree from top tier school

Brightwire Speed Reporters are fast and efficient reporters who are the first to report the latest breaking news to our subscribers.

They have a deep understanding of how events and information will impact a company’s financial performance and are exceptional reporters.

Speed Reporters focus on finding and reporting the information that will help inform our subscribers’ investment research and decisions. They dig deep for information and are always looking for innovative approaches to uncover new and important information. They work in a high-speed team environment with many simultaneous demands on their time and attention.
Speed Reporters pick up and advance stories from other media sources, develop new stories from original public sources, such as regulatory filings, social networks, industry databases and press releases, and conduct interviews with industry experts and company insiders for deeper insights.

This role is key to our firm’s success and is a primary driver in achieving our firmwide goals and advancing Brightwire’s mission.

Requirements:

We are looking for candidates with a passion for economics, finance and journalism.

Successful candidates exhibit an intrinsic desire in life to find and share new information with others, and are curious as to how that information will impact others. These candidates also enjoy success a little more when shared within a team.

At Brightwire, we value innovation, excellence and the pursuit of the truth, so we want candidates who are passionate about hunting down the sometimes hidden facts behind events, are willing to try creative and novel ideas and have a deep ambition for continual improvement and excellence. Candidates with these traits typically exhibit intellectual curiosity, humility, courage and faith in our mission, culture and leadership.

Skills:
•Fast reading ability with exceptional comprehension
•Excellent writing skills that include accuracy and thoroughness
•Excellent mathematical and analytical ability
•Strong listening comprehension and an ability to verbally communicate ideas and technical concepts
•Organizational and planning aptitude

Knowledge:
•Written and verbal fluency in English as well as Japanese
•Undergraduate degree from top tier school

Brightwire Speed Reporters are fast and efficient reporters who are the first to report the latest breaking news to our subscribers.

They have a deep understanding of how events and information will impact a company’s financial performance and are exceptional reporters.

Speed Reporters focus on finding and reporting the information that will help inform our subscribers’ investment research and decisions. They dig deep for information and are always looking for innovative approaches to uncover new and important information. They work in a high-speed team environment with many simultaneous demands on their time and attention.
Speed Reporters pick up and advance stories from other media sources, develop new stories from original public sources, such as regulatory filings, social networks, industry databases and press releases, and conduct interviews with industry experts and company insiders for deeper insights.

This role is key to our firm’s success and is a primary driver in achieving our firmwide goals and advancing Brightwire’s mission.

Requirements:

We are looking for candidates with a passion for economics, finance and journalism.

Successful candidates exhibit an intrinsic desire in life to find and share new information with others, and are curious as to how that information will impact others. These candidates also enjoy success a little more when shared within a team.

At Brightwire, we value innovation, excellence and the pursuit of the truth, so we want candidates who are passionate about hunting down the sometimes hidden facts behind events, are willing to try creative and novel ideas and have a deep ambition for continual improvement and excellence. Candidates with these traits typically exhibit intellectual curiosity, humility, courage and faith in our mission, culture and leadership.

Skills:
•Fast reading ability with exceptional comprehension
•Excellent writing skills that include accuracy and thoroughness
•Excellent mathematical and analytical ability
•Strong listening comprehension and an ability to verbally communicate ideas and technical concepts
•Organizational and planning aptitude

Knowledge:
•Written and verbal fluency in English as well as Mandarin Chinese
•Undergraduate degree from top tier school

Ignites, an online daily from the Financial Times, is looking for reporters to join its team covering the retail fund industry.

Ignites is the premier publication covering the mutual fund, ETF and 401(k) marketplaces, and a go-to source for industry decision-makers.

The reporter will join a team of seasoned journalists in ferreting out scoops and creating must-have content for executives working in the ever-changing asset-management industry.

We seek dedicated reporters who are interested in joining a team focused on keeping our publication’s market-leading position by contributing fresh, original content relevant to our niche audience.

The ideal candidate will relish working a beat, developing a network of sources, deriving narratives from regulatory filings and breaking news. We welcome creative ideas for presenting information to our readers across print, graphic and video platforms. Applicants should be flexible and comfortable working as part of a team.

Although not required, the ideal candidate will have experience covering financial services.

The job involves speaking and meeting regularly with senior-level industry executives, and covering industry conferences, some of which require travel outside of New York City.

The successful candidate will be expected to provide several well-developed stories each week, participate in webinars and other events and contribute to our regular video coverage.

We are looking for a video journalist who's eager to get a start in the business, work hard, and learn a lot.
A big part of the job will be working directly on editing, using Final Cut X, the video series TheShortAnswer: wsj.com/TheShortAnswer.
Please watch several of the videos from this series if you think you might be interested.
This position would likely start as freelance.
This position is heavy on mentorship -- learning directly from an experienced video journalist and reporter. But you've got to love editing video, be ready to learn new graphics techniques, and be flexible in terms of hours.

TPM is looking for a talented, enthusiastic journalist to manage and build TPM’s reader community. Applicants should have a deep familiarity with TPM, its core areas of coverage of politics and American political culture.

The primary role involves managing the site's social media accounts and interacting with our readers in various formats. You'll also be pitching stories, writing posts, covering the 2016 presidential debates, drafting newsletters, and taking charge of a whole host of responsibilities.

Applicants must have a ready knowledge of contemporary US politics and a strong dose of news junky-dom, as well as an appreciation of the TPM style. The job is fast paced and sometimes frenetic, especially when news breaks. Multitasking should be your default style. The perfect candidate will be able to translate a love of politics into a social media message that fits TPM’s voice.

Applicants should have a minimum of one year's relevant journalism experience or substantial experience in college journalism.

The position is full-time and offers a competitive salary, health insurance coverage, 401(k), and three weeks paid vacation per year.

23-year-old Boston - based publishing company is seeking freelance journalists to report and write brief (800 - 1,000 word) and full (3,000 word) articles on the business of clinical research. Topics include new research technologies, new corporate alliances and partnerships and areas where drug development practices are inefficient and problematic. Our freelancers work remotely and are based around the world. This position is available for both students and alumni.

The News Journal/delawareonline.com is looking for a high-energy reporter to cover breaking news.
We are in a highly competitive market and getting it right and being first is very important. We like to pop breaking news stories as soon as we can, then throughout the story’s life cycle, develop it further with deeper reporting and video.
While there will be plenty of breaking news, there will also be opportunities for enterprise and trend stories which would open the door to other beats in the newsroom.
The successful candidate will show the ability to engage with sources beyond police and fire PIOs, to include members of neighborhood watch groups and others with first-hand knowledge of news events.
Our reporters have a digital-first mindset, breaking news online in ways tailored to reader interests using metrics and other tools to drive coverage.

Eater, the national food and restaurant publication, seeks a Features Editor to oversee its award-winning longform department, including reported stories, cultural criticism, and essays.

Eater's features department uses the world of food and drink as a prism to explore broader questions of culture, science, art, history, economics, and humanity. This is a senior editorial position that requires a knowledge of the food-writing landscape and a sustaining interest in food culture, though ZERO specific food or food media experience is required. Most important in our ideal candidate is a drive to cultivate and execute beautiful, meaningful, ambitious stories that will continue Eater's mission of expanding the boundaries of great food writing.

Requirements:

— Significant experience working with high-quality, long-format stories (for web or for print), and an understanding of the unique editorial demands of long-lead, feature-length pieces published on the web

— A genuine passion for editing; a confident, thoughtful editorial style that inspires writers to do their best work; a consideration for both the writer's voice and the reader's experience; and an awareness of the differences in goal and approach when editing reported stories, essays, or opinion pieces

— An uncanny ability to drill directly to the heart of any story, with a sharp structural eye for teasing out universals, strengthening arguments, and sharpening theses

— Knowledge of and excitement for the ways a digital-exclusive platform can be used to tell stories in interesting or unconventional ways

— A deep rolodex of terrific writers, an ace ability to spot and cultivate new talent, good freelancer bedside manner, and an abiding belief that good writer relationships are the bedrock of good stories

— Experience with the art/visual aspects of a story, an eye for layout, good photographer and illustrator contacts

— Ability to juggle multiple projects in various stages, maintain a budget, and manage freelance writers and editorial support

Responsibilities:

— Manage a full slate of feature stories from start to finish, including soliciting pitches and making assignments, story shaping and line/query editing, art management, production, liaising with copy editors and fact-checkers, and brainstorming social/engagement strategy

— Work closely with the Executive Editor and Associate Features Editor to set the strategy for the Features department, establishing goals and mapping out ways to achieve them

— Share responsibility for Eater's special content and tentpole packages with other senior editorial staff

In your cover letter, in addition to explaining who you are and why you're great, please include links to three feature-length or large-format multimedia stories you've assigned, edited, or written, with explanations of your involvement and why you're proud of each piece, as well as links to three feature-length stories published in the last two years, from any publication, that you think are FANTASTIC, with explanations of why you think they work.

PRODUCER

OPENING DATE: December 6, 2015

CLOSING DATE: Until filled

QUALIFICATIONS:

University / College degree in journalism or communications. Successful completion of a broadcast internship or equivalent. Strong writing and editing skills. Experience with non-linear editing. Sound news judgment. Ability to organize and prioritize work activities and tasks handling multiple assignments, while meeting tight deadlines in an environment subject to constant change and interruptions. Outstanding interpersonal skills; a team player.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This position is primarily responsible for the integration of newsroom generated and community contributed content across multiple distribution platforms, including NewsWatch 12's main channel newscasts as well as social media, web and mobile platforms.

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT

This is a full-time, hourly position.

A PRE-EMPLOYMENT DRUG SCREEN IS REQUIRED

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