Bedford + Bowery, a news site produced by NYU Journalism in collaboration with New York magazine, is pleased to offer a 6-month fellowship for recent grads of the Arthur L. Carter Institute. We're seeking applicants who can start immediately.

As a B+B fellow, you'll be reporting five full days per week, from 10am to 6pm, for the "best new local blog" (per L magazine) covering downtown Manhattan and North Brooklyn. The pay is $600/week.

We're seeking reporters who are eager to produce lively, engaging, and timely stories with a focus on the East Village, LES, Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bushwick (though you needn't necessarily be constrained to those neighborhoods). Applicants will ideally be savvy about the neighborhoods listed above or at the very least eager to explore them to the hilt, with an eye for news minutia as well as larger stories in the areas of education, politics, crime, housing and real estate, arts and culture, and business openings and closings, to name just some of our areas of coverage. You should be able to cultivate sources and write quickly and accurately, with an engaging, “bloggy” tone and sense of humor when appropriate.

You’ll be on call at 20 Cooper Square to report stories as assigned by the site's editor. Since you’ll also be encouraged to pitch stories and even come up with ideas for regular columns during editorial meetings, creative thinking and a familiarity with the blogosphere is a plus. We’re looking for someone who is proactive, eager to share ideas, and has a sense of fun. But above all, the site strives to be the first to report neighborhood news in a competitive environment; you should be able to thrive under tight deadlines and turn around copy that meets the standards of New York magazine, editors of which work closely with the site in case a story warrants pick-up across other New York magazine blogs or in the magazine. They also are looking closely at B+B's daily file for emerging talent. You should expect to write at least one story per day, and be able to work on longer features while also producing shorter items.

The deadline for applications is Thursday, Oct 27. Please send your resume, along with links to your work, to danielm@nyu.edu with the subject line "Fellowship application."

Money is seeking an Audience Engagement Editor to manage its social audience and growth and oversee its profiles on various social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, Instagram and Tumblr.

Experience

The ideal candidate will have a service journalism background and must have at least two years’ professional experience with social networks. He or she must be eager to stay current with the quickly evolving online universe and have a passion for personal finance/lifestyle content and continuing to grow the Money brand.

Responsibilities
• Implement brand growing initiatives with a focus on audience engagement for all aspects of Money
• Manage and write posts for Money's Twitter feed
• Manage and write posts for Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest and other affiliated social networks
• Follow breaking news, collaborate with home page editors and producers in promoting stories at the right intervals
• Develop Money's voice and posting strategy based on short and long term number analysis and editorial goals
• Collaborate across Time Inc brands, in an effort to share knowledge and best practices within social strategy
• Identify emerging trends, networks and ideas in the social media world
• Work with our audience development team to assess what is and is not working
• Work with editorial staff to come up with strategies for social media on the site
• Train writers and editors on social media best practices
• Respond to comments and suggestions from users

Creating researched articles and opinion editorials on dance music, as well as news coverage. Must have outstanding knowledge and passion for EDM/dance music as well as experience with writing thought-provoking editorials.

Physics (http://physics.aps.org), an online-only publication from the American Physical Society, seeks a full time editor to join its editorial team.

Physics provides daily news and commentary about a selection of papers from the APS journal collection. The new editor will be responsible for identifying appropriate papers for coverage, commissioning and editing commentaries (Viewpoints), and writing and editing short summaries (Synopses.) He/she will also be expected to contribute to editorials, press releases, and the promotion of Physics content via social media, lab visits, and conferences. As the job develops, the new editor may be asked to create and/or lead a section of the publication.

The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in physics or the physical sciences and two or more years of experience writing about science for a non-specialist audience. Postdoctoral experience is strongly preferred.

The job demands a highly organized and self-motivated individual who can distill technical results to an accessible message, balance many assignments, and work under tight deadlines. The new editor must have excellent communication skills, as he/she will work with a variety of professionals, including leading scientists, illustrators, web developers, and APS staff.

This position is officially located at the APS Editorial Offices in Ridge, New York, close to Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University, and 60 miles east of New York City. Partial telecommuting could, however, be negotiated.

APS offers a competitive salary and an outstanding benefits package. For general information about the American Physical Society and its journals, see http://www.aps.org.

Serve as an integral part of NDI’s external communications team;
Create and edit content for NDI website and Institute social media accounts;
Draft press releases and advisories;
Coordinate press outreach for Institute events;
Liaise with NDI regional and functional teams to provide communications guidance and training;
Assist with congressional outreach;
Manage Institute contact lists and distribution of materials;
Write and design e-newsletters and other email communications;
Monitor information sources, including traditional media, blogs, and social networking and reference websites, for topics related to NDI’s work;
Take and edit photos of events, and edit and organize photos from field offices;
Shoot and edit short promotional and instructional videos;
Work with NDI teams to design brochures, event invitations, infographics and other materials; and.
Manage the team’s intern.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, digital media, graphic design, or related course of study; international relations a plus;
Excellent writing and graphic design skills;
Minimum two to four years of communications experience; Two years of overall experience required for the senior program assistant position; Four years of overall experience required for the program officer position;
Ability to prioritize multiple tasks, use independent judgment and follow-through with minimal supervision;
Ability to work under pressure;
Knowledge of Congress preferred;
Excellent interpersonal skills with ability to work collaboratively;
Experience with Google Apps (Gmail, Calendar, Google Drive, G+, etc.) strongly desired;
Knowledge of Adobe CS5 Suite, CiviCRM and Drupal a plus;
Strong knowledge of web design, HTML and CSS;
Excellent photography and videography skills; and
Knowledge of NDI a plus.

Applicants must have prior authorization to work in the United States without requiring sponsorship from NDI now or in the future, in order to be eligible for this position.

Responsibilities
- Working closely with the other site editors and product managers, assist with identifying, editing, writing, and posting content for promotion on the site; proof content once it is live
- Update the editorial calendar
- Aid the Parents and Kids bloggers when they have questions or need help with their posts
- Gather materials for newsletters and review the emails before they are sent out to ensure they are complete, follow editorial guidelines, and are thoroughly tested
- Contribute to marketing campaigns and team initiatives, including creating images for social media
- Work with the rest of the editorial team to constantly improve the quality of content on the website, including SEO optimization efforts
- Work with art and photo research departments to find photos for site promotions and new content
- Maintain Kids newsletter subscriber list
- Liaise with freelancers, interns, and other Scholastic divisions as appropriate
- Work with the team to develop and achieve team objectives and plans

The American Lawyer, a prize-winning monthly magazine and a group of Web sites and digital newsletters, is expanding its newsroom. We’re looking for three new reporters. We cover subjects such as the top grossing firms globally; the work they handle; the lawyers at those firms; career issues; management issues; and much more. We are on top of the leading business news every day – from a law firm/legal angle.

If you’re a good writer who can find the gold in a lawsuit; if you’re into data journalism and can unearth the most interesting findings from our exclusive surveys of law firms (and explain them convincingly); or if you can chronicle quickly and well the daily news from the world’s leading firms, one of these jobs might have your name on it.

Specifically, we’re looking for:
• A reporter to write for The Litigation Daily, one of our daily newsfeeds with a particular focus on interesting angles in lawsuits and on litigators.
• A reporter who can turn survey data into compelling, well written stories and who can create a steady stream of stand-alone charts and graphs help our daily news team create stand-alone charts and graphs.
• A reporter who can cover breaking news and interesting features from the law-firm world, including which firms got the big deals and why, intriguing pro bono cases, etc.

For each of these positions, responsibilities include:
• Reporting and writing stories mainly for our daily publications but also for The American Lawyer magazine.• Developing sources, gathering news, and supporting stories in other areas of the Web and in the magazine.• Establishing and broadening a base of industry and academic contacts.• Identifying and acting on story opportunities.

Requirements Include:
• Bachelors Degree in Journalism, English or related field of study.
• Ability to develop ongoing source relationships.• Strong reporting and writing skills.• Good interviewing skills.• Excellent organizational and communication skills.• Strong nose for news.• Able to work well under pressure in a fast paced environment. • Legal and/or business journalism experience a plus.

The #1 Hispanic Automotive Content company is looking for writers who want to learn about the Automotive industry. (Internships are also available in the company)

Responsibilities of the Job include:

- Write original content , reviews and new about Autos
- Test Drive the newest car in the industry/ write about them
- Position could include video reviews for an extra compensation
- Researching information about the industry

Requirements include:

-Must be extremely detail-oriented
-Must have strong proficiency in writing, editing, and research
-Strong communication abilities
-Low on ego, high on work ethic
- Big Plus if you are Bilingual (english-spanish) or understand spanish.

Payment could be per article or video.

E! Online is looking for an enthusiastic, self-motivated team player to join the E! Online team in New York.

The writer will discover, write and post stories that are driving the pop culture and social conversations, pitch ideas for news stories, galleries and features, and stay updated on everything not just celebrity, but pop culture.

He/she should have extensive knowledge of and a love for pop culture and entertainment, and have experience working in a fast-paced environment. Ability to write copy very quickly and efficiently a huge plus. The writer/editor will work as part of the EOL team to keep our site a must-visit destination.

Qualities/Expertise we looking for:
-Solid online news experience; strong writer with a voice; has an eye for best and most traffic-driving stories

-Ability to spot a hot-button story or a viral video

-Passionate about pop culture, familiar with all of the Web’s top news sites and blogs

-Thrive in a fast-paced environment and be able to respond to news as it happens

-Hard-working, dedicated and detail-oriented

-Clear and concise writer

-A stats junkie with a competitive streak and a desire to continue improving

-Very knowledgeable in social media and SEO and how they influence news production

-Interest and passion for pop culture and entertainment

-Team worker who can work well with others

ProPublica is looking for a top-notch researcher to help us dig deep into databases and ferret out obscure facts.

Our research editor will work closely with reporters to do everything from background sources to finding examples of kids who were injured by a pharmaceutical drug. The job also includes training staff in research, overseeing at least one full-time intern and a stable of freelance researchers, and maintaining and managing our various accounts for research databases. The job is full-time and based in New York.

Applicants should have significant journalism experience and prior experience with the various databases and resources used in investigative newsrooms, including PACER, Accurint, and Lexis-Nexis.