WPMT-FOX43 News based in York, Pennsylvania is currently accepting internship applications for the Summer 2015 semester. We have a variety of internship opportunities available for currently enrolled undergraduate students, 18 years of age or older, pursuing careers in television, broadcasting, journalism and other related fields.

Candidates must be available at least 20 hours per week. Interns must be highly organized, self-starting individuals who have a nose for news, along with sharp and quick writing skills.

You also must be able to work quickly, efficiently and without much supervision.

This position pays $7.25/hour (minimum wage in Pennsylvania), and Fox43 News will accept a letter of support from your office of career services if you are not taking the internship for credit.

Our objective is to enhance the student's understanding of the broadcasting business, production systems and to reinforce their desire to further pursue a career in broadcasting.

AVAILABLE INTERNSHIPS AT FOX43:
NEWS:

· Students will get the opportunity to see how a Newscast is created for broadcast.

· With that in mind, all interested applicants should have a vast knowledge of all current events.

· The intern will work a rotating schedule that will allow them to experience in-house and field tasks, that includes, but is not limited to, assignment desk assistance, general assignment reporter shadow, and writer/producer shadow.

· Selected Interns will have the opportunity to be assigned to a particular division within the News Department (i.e, Reporting, Producing, Writing, Video Editing, Shooting)

· At the end of the internship, the student should be able to conduct an interview, write a story and package, and facilitate story leads for possible assignments.

Note: FOX43 reserves the right NOT to accept any incomplete applications. FOX43 will NOT contact any applicant if any portion of the application is missing

We are seeking a college senior or graduate student to join our newsroom as a Summer 2015 intern. Interns at Medical Daily are entrusted with both editorial and social media marketing responsibilities. You will be responsible for various social media tasks including managing the site’s Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google+ accounts, as well as compiling data for marketing research.

You will also be given the opportunity to research and write news stories based on assignments developed by your editors and your own pitches. You will be working towards mostly daily deadlines; however, every intern will also have the opportunity to research and write at least one 3000+ word originally-reported feature story.
Interns will also be able to pitch stories for Newsweek, the flagship IBT Media brand. (This is a non-credit internship.)

Luxury Listings NYC -- a glossy magazine published by The Real Deal that covers high-end real estate and design in Manhattan -- is seeking an intern. We are looking for someone to assist with researching, writing and reporting for our web site and our bimonthly print magazine, which is distributed to more than 100,000 readers in Manhattan.

This is an opportunity to do real reporting and a monthly stipend is provided. Hours are flexible, but interns ideally work three or four hours a day at least three days per week. Knowledge of NYC real estate and interior design is a plus; knowing how to craft a feature story is crucial.

Fresco News is looking for people with a knack for innovation, social media, news and photojournalism to join our content team as night and weekend content management interns. (This is not an editorial internship.)

You'll be working with us to discover the stories that matter and deal with those who want to share those stories with the world, all in real time at the speed of breaking news. You have to be in NYC and be able to commit working nights and weekends at a high pace. We cover news 24/7 so we are especially looking for people available to work overnight and early morning shifts that begin at 4am. Previous journalism and social media experience is recommended. This is a paid internship with room for growth.

If this sounds interesting to you, email us your resume with a paragraph or two on why you want to join our team at info@fresconews.com . Please include "Content Internship" in the subject line.

Responsibilities
● Follow breaking news at local, national, and international scale
● Discover eyewitnesses through social media
● Manage content importing to the Fresco News platform
● Build relationships with photographers

Skills
● TweetDeck and other social dashboards
● Effective search (location, boolean operators, good keywords)
● Rapid verification of content
● Engagement with varied demographics
● Organization and tagging
● Eye for good photography
● Able to work at a fast pace
● Foreign languages a plus

Bustle.com is searching for PAID writing interns to start June 2015 who specialize in one of our site's verticals: news/politics, entertainment, fashion/beauty, lifestyle, or books. Interns work directly with the vertical's editor to contribute daily news posts, features, and originally reported pieces (yep!).

Writers have the opportunity to produce at least three articles daily and be featured on the site as contributors. Applicants should be recent college graduates or in their final years and should be looking to build a clips portfolio to pursue a career in journalism. Applicants should have proven writing skills, experience pitching stories, a wealth of ideas, and be passionate about covering one of the following topics:

-News/Politics
-Entertainment
-Fashion/Beauty
-Lifestyle (women's issues, relationships, sexuality, feminism, careers, food, health)
-Web Culture/Viral Content (weird news, viral videos, cute animals, photo essays, etc.)
-Books

Applicants should be available 2-3 full days per week and are able to work remotely or from our Manhattan office.

The editorial/copy desk intern will write stories as well as help proofread our print edition, the bulk of which takes place on Tuesday evenings. The candidate should have strong reporting and writing skills and a passion for detail and accuracy. Knowledge of AP style and the American Jewish community are pluses.

The Jewish Week is looking an arts and culture intern who will help create our new website, jwcalendar.com. This will involve working with the web and calendar editors to shape and test the new site. The intern will also develop and write content for the calendar in the form of event listings, performance reviews and cultural commentary. In addition, the intern will be part of the social media effort to announce and promote the new site. The candidate should have strong writing skills and an interest in Jewish arts, culture and community. We're looking for people who are driven, ambitious and eager to gain substantive experience.

THE ROLE

As an editorial intern, you will be integral to the success of the site. You’ll report to our Editor in Chief, pitching timely as well as long-term stories weekly. Yes, you will get to write in this internship! You’ll also be responsible for some light production work, research, some social media management, and sundry editorial tasks.

Your goal is to create smart, inspired content that supports the Nerve brand while still being real. You’ll get to see first-hand how articles are executed — from pitch, to writing, to promotion. You’ll be extremely tuned in to the news cycle, and you’ll be responsible for creating content that positions Nerve as a content destination, drives social, newsletter, and search traffic, supports our editorial mission and partnerships.

Our areas of coverage are broad and we’re looking for someone who has as a keen sensibility about what’s interesting and an enthusiasm for creating content in a variety of formats: interviews, long reads, photo stories, opinion pieces, man-on-the-streets, personal essays, reported features, etc. The quality, voice, originality of our content is paramount.

YOUR SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:

You’re a skilled writer. You’re not afraid to express strong opinions around topics related to culture, art, and sexuality, and you’re able to articulate them well. Smart, reasonable people generally relate to what you’re saying (aka, we’re not out for trolling). You don’t need to write about the date you went on last night or your best friend’s DIY concert venue (if you don’t want to), but you do need to have a ton of ideas to pitch on an ongoing basis, mining from conversations you overheard, a book/article/post you read, the latest Tumblr sensation, a tweet you saw, existential questions that have been gnawing at you, what have you.

You’re excited to work for a brand that’s creating content in a transparent and unexpectedly awesome way.

Editorial interns work 2 days each week at our office in Chelsea. They will be treated inclusively as a core member of a small team. This is not an internship about busy work or getting coffee, it is for smart, driven content creators who want to help the Nerve team continue to develop amazing content. They will receive lots of free coffee, snacks, beer, an inordinate amount of candy, as well as a weekly stipend.

CNBC’s Strategic Content group is offering a Spring internship opportunity to journalism students interested in business news, both television and online.

The majority of the internship will be devoted to online (CNBC.com)—and generating clips that we hope will be helpful to an aspiring journalist as part of their portfolio when applying to jobs in the future—but there is also the opportunity to learn about television production.

The CNBC Strategic Content team is a cross-platform team that develops content for both on-air and online.

An internship can be a 2 days per week internship (preferably seven hour days) or for recent grads a 20-hour or a 40-hour internship. This is a paid internship, at the rate of $10/hour.

It is also important to note that CNBC is located in Englewood Cliffs, NJ. NBC Universal does provide free shuttle service to and from multiple locations in Manhattan and Englewood Cliffs throughout the morning and afternoon/evening.

I will be interviewing candidates over the next two weeks and it would be great to know about any candidates from your university.

The Spring internship will run from early January to early May.

NYMag.com, New York Magazine’s website, is looking for spring editorial interns who can work a minimum of two full days per week. Responsibilities include research, reporting, writing, and production across all of our verticals (Daily Intelligencer, the Cut, Grub Street, Science of Us, and Vulture) and for our local listings.