InvestmentNews is looking for a Digital Intern that is passionate about the next generation of online media and wants to jump head-first into the digital publishing world. As a digital intern, you will be joining the web and production teams at one of the industry’s most respected financial publications to create engaging digital content on a daily basis.

At InvestmentNews, you will have the opportunity to work on projects that reach hundreds of thousands of financial professionals, challenging your creativity with new and emerging media. You may find yourself designing an infographic one day and developing an interactive timeline the next.

Our ideal candidate will be interested in and capable with new technologies, and eager to learn about analyzing, creating and publishing content for the web.

Required Skills
• Capable with using HTML/CSS to enhance digital content
• Experience working within a content management system (WordPress, Drupal, etc.) to publish stories
• A strong interest in learning how to use and interpret digital analytics tools, including Google Analytics, Omniture and ChartBeat
• Proficient in MS Office
• Strong communication skills
• An interest in digital media

Bonus Skills

• Experience with Photoshop and Illustrator to create web-optimized graphics
• A web development background or experience with front-end (JavaScript/JQuery) or back-end (PHP, MySQL, MongoDB) development

Benefits and Perks

• Exposure to numerous technologies and media
• First-hand experience developing content for 300,000 monthly unique visitors
• Great office location – a block away from Grand Central Station in Midtown Manhattan

This is a paid internship that offers a flexible schedule and requires a minimum commitment of twenty-hours per week.

Time Inc. runs a number of summer internship programs that are customized for specific brands and functional areas. All of our internship positions are paid, and the programs run for 9-10 weeks. You will be asked to indicate your brand and functional area preference(s) in your application. Please visit our website: www.timeinc.com/careers for more information.

Deadline to apply is January 24, 2014.

Jing Daily is seeking an Editorial Fellow at its Chelsea headquarters in New York City for its 2014 Spring Fellowship program. The program is a structured, six-month paid position for talented recent graduates interested in writing about the business side of luxury and culture in China.

Qualifications:

Excellent written English with web-based writing experience

Ability to read/conduct research in Chinese

An interest in business, luxury, culture, and/or fashion as they relate to China

Social-media savvy; experience with Chinese social media such as Sina Weibo and WeChat a plus

Experience with a content management system (especially WordPress) a plus; basic html a plus

Responsibilities:

Identifying relevant China luxury industry topics in the news from both Chinese- and English-language sources

Planning features

Writing two or more short pieces daily, alongside more in-depth features

Upload stories, photos, and multimedia through WordPress

Assist with social media

The Morning Joe social intern works directly with the Morning Joe and MSNBC digital team to design, develop, and produce social media messaging for the Morning Joe family. You'll share content from the show, our newly relaunched website, msnbc.com on various platforms to build buzz and conversation, as well as working to grow and foster community on the Morning Joe online groups.

Interns have also written for the Morning Joe site, mojoe.msnbc.com in the past and occasionally made it onto the msnbc.com homepage!

We're looking for hustlers with energy and fresh ideas for how to best share Morning Joe with the digital world. The internship is part-time (2 days a week. starting around 8 or 9) and runs from January to June. This schedule is flexible for the right candidate.

* PLEASE NOTE: This internship is paid and may not count for academic credit. Contact Career Services with questions.

PSFK (www.psfk.com) is looking for full-time, talented editorial interns to help us publish 20-30 articles each day on our site. Opportunities include attending exclusive events, interviewing tastemakers from the creative community, and working with some of the top brands in technology and design today. This position is paid and located in our office in NoHo.

NBC News and MSNBC are looking for students who are interested in a fast-paced, dynamic environment to participate in one of our many internship opportunities this Spring.

We are looking for students with a variety of different skillsets and backgrounds but who have a strong interest in news and/or politics. Many of our internships are in news writing and production, but we also have multiple positions within news in other functions as well, including digital and long form/documentary programming.

NBC News is one of the largest and longest-running broadcast news networks in the country and is home to a number of legendary shows such as The TODAY Show, Nightly News with Brian Williams, and Dateline NBC. MSNBC is a leader in cable television news, providing shows such as The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell, Weekends with Alex Witt, The Melissa Harris-Perry Show, Rachel Maddow, Up with Alec Baldwin, Disrupt with Karen Finney, and many others.

Ideal candidates for our production and editorial positions (for both MSNBC and NBC News) should be extreme news junkies who are interested in politics/political commentary, news production, and pop culture. Previous internship experience in a news environment is strongly preferred but not required.

The spring program is open only to undergraduate or graduate school graduates in the New York City area. Our internships are designed for applicants who can work a five-day, 35-hour week. As you might imagine, we’re looking for applicants with strong writing and reporting skills who are passionate about entertainment. Though you don’t need a journalism degree, you must have a proven commitment to pursuing a career in journalism—and you must have writing experience, whether through collegiate publications or professional internships. Experience with social media and Internet fluency—GIF-making, an encyclopedic knowledge of memes, etc.—are major pluses as well.

Edit interns at EW.com write blog posts, reported items, interviews, photo galleries, and TV recaps for EW.com. They may end up with bylines in the magazine as well. Interns will be expected both to take daily assignments and to pitch their own ideas. Some items will be straightforward news stories; others will be more creative opinion-based pieces. Either way, we’re looking for writing that is clear, factually accurate, and in line with EW.com’s voice.

The Boston Globe's summer internship program has been giving college students who are interested in journalism a peek into the industry for more than 50 years.

The majority of interns work as general assignment reporters in the City/Region section. Other reporter-interns work in Sports, Living/Arts, or Business. Reporting interns are treated as staffers hired to cover the city of Boston and locales throughout New England; they write breaking news stories as well as craft enterprise pieces. Interns go on daily assignments and leave the program with dozens of clips. Each reporter-intern works with the writing coach, and the program includes weekly educational seminars on journalism issues, including a critique session for the reporters.

The Globe also hires an intern to work on the News copy desk, as well as an intern for the Design department and for the Photo department. The copy editing intern works on stories from City/Region, National, Foreign and Business, including Page One stories. Design interns create sections fronts, as well as informational graphics; the photo intern shoots for all of the sections. Every intern is also responsible for producing online work.

The 12-week paid program has 10 slots, and is open to undergraduate students, graduating seniors, and journalism graduate school students who have not had professional experience. Because the internship is demanding and fast-paced, applicants must have had at least one prior daily newspaper internship.

The deadline to apply is November 1, 2010.

All applications MUST be mailed.

Additional information and the application can be found at bostonglobe.com/newsintern.

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

Us Weekly’s special issues team is looking for a PAID fall editorial intern. We are flexible with hours but require two days of work each week in our New York office. College enrollment and a love for all things pop culture (from movie franchises to the royal family) are a MUST. Duties include:

• Aggregating relevant news from major outlets, Google Alerts, plus related fansites and Twitterfeeds
• Efficiently and thoroughly transcribing interviews
• Compiling detailed and meticulously organized research files via YouTube clips, radio interviews, magazine scans and archives, Twitter, etc.
• Attending editorial meetings and possibly pitching ideas
• Using LexisNexis, Studio Systems, Celebrity Service, Critical Mention, imDB Pro and Who Represents as resources for fact-checking and organizing publicist contact info
• Helping our photo team with preliminary research and administrative work
• Occasionally assisting the weekly magazine with any extra editorial needs