CoinDesk is seeking paid part– or full-time time interns to support our growing Editorial team. This position is based in New York City and is available immediately.

Job Description:

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.

Midtown magazine publishing company is seekng an intern for writing, proofing, research, web posting and managing social media. Excellent written and computer skills required.
20 hours weekly, $10 per hour.

Job Title: Internship. Journalist. Bilingual: French & English

Contract type: Internship

Starting date: June 1, 2017 (At least 6 months)

Duties:
• Researching and writing stories. Ensuring work is well written, accurate and submitted to deadline. Sourcing images to accompany written pieces;
• Assisting the editorial team to manage the French cultural events agenda online;
• Keeping up to date with French-Americans news and trends;
• Attending various French American Events;
• Performs other duties as necessary or as requested by the editor in chief and the web editor and the editor in chief.

Qualifications:
• Must be enrolled or recently graduated from school of Journalism.
• Must be a resident of New York during the internship timeframe.
• Bilingual: French + English
• Excellent time management and communication skills. Dynamism and positive attitude.
• Good Knowledge of WordPress.
• Must be authorized to work in the US without any restriction. France-Amerique does not sponsor any type of visa for this internship.

Are you passionate about Latin America? Are you entrepreneurial? Do you enjoy writing about important political, economic, and cultural topics for a large audience? If so, please apply for this unique paid internship for Americas Society and Council of the Americas (AS/COA) and its independent publication, Americas Quarterly (AQ). Founded in 2008 and based in New York City, AQ is the premier publication on politics, business, and culture in Latin America.

This is an exciting time to be here, with many opportunities for our interns to learn and grow with us. Your responsibilities will include: researching, writing, and editing for AQ’s print magazine and website, developing social media and multimedia content, working on AS/COA’s policy research and support team, attending meetings and interacting with AS/COA members, and assisting with administrative tasks as needed.

This is a project assignment to make a video for YouTube about the organization, which is a fledgling nonprofit. Ideal for creative, self-motivated individual interested in human rights and able to work solo. Access to videography equipment would be a plus. Immediate start, to complete ASAP.

iMediaEthics is seeking reporting and research interns for the spring and summer. These are part-time internships with flexible hours. $10/hour with possibility of honorarium for bylined stories.

Interns will contribute to administrative development and investigative projects and may earn bylines on smaller stories.

Journalism background through education or prior work required. Interns must have completed at least three years of undergrad.

Topic is looking for a talented, motivated photo intern to assist with photo editing, research, and other visual responsibilities. The internship will involve background image and story research; securing licensing for archival photography, video, and audio; artist portfolio research; organizing contracts and documents; brainstorming concepts and ideas for visual storytelling; and collaborating with designers, editors, and the social media team. This is an editorial position, not a photographer position. The intern will work on a variety of projects depending on the publishing schedule and the stories assigned.

Background & Qualifications:

Current student or recent graduate preferred
Fluent in Photoshop
Knowledge of WordPress or other CMS
A strong visual aesthetic
Passion for photography, art and new media
An interest in creative storytelling and a desire for discovery
Good communication skills
Ability to handle multiple projects within a tight deadline
Hours:

The internship is five days a week, $15/hour for 12 weeks.

In your cover letter, please indicate your year in school or year of graduation.

Relocation services are not provided.

Honeyguide’s intern should be interested in seeing better stories in the world, and interested in what it takes to get those stories out there. S/he will work closely with our team: Sarika Bansal (editor of The Development Set), Andrea Gurwitt (editor of Bright), and Luis Miguel Echegaray (engagement editor). NYC preferred.

Responsibilities
• Copyediting feature stories and essays for both Bright and The Development Set (approximately 6 pieces per week)
• Liaising with writers and artists contracted for both publications
• Helping editors manage publishing schedule
• Managing social media accounts for both publications

Qualifications
• Exceptional editorial eye
• Two years experience writing and/or editing
• Familiarity with AP style
• Familiarity with social media platforms, including Twitter/Tweetdeck, Facebook, and Instagram
• Interest in social justice ideal
• Self-reliant, good problem solver, results oriented
• Entrepreneurial team player who can multitask

Delish is looking for a talented and enthusiastic intern to join our team at least three days per week.

The ideal candidate is hard-working, self-motivated, clever, and comfortable writing with a clear voice. Applicants should have previous experience at a website or magazine, blogging, and/or writing for a college publication. Strong reporting and writing skills are required, basic HTML skills and CMS experience are preferred.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: pitching news and feature ideas, writing daily news stories, assisting in test kitchen, researching longer lead packages like the best burgers across the country, contributing to Facebook Live and other social initiatives, taste-testing new Ben & Jerry’s flavors, and so much s’more.

All applicants must be able to work in our Columbus Circle office.

Deadline to apply: 4/14

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