New York Magazine’s website, nymag.com, is looking for spring semester online editorial interns who can work a minimum of two full days per week. Responsibilities include database and slideshow production, fact-checking, research, reporting, and writing.

FINS.com, a new career-focused site from The Wall Street Journal, is looking for an editorial FINtern to start in late February. It's an exciting place within Dow Jones and feels more like a web startup than a large media organization -- but with the clout and resources of a large media organization. This is a paid internship. Duties would include:

- Light copy editing/proofreading
- Research
- Website CMS work
- Some writing with byline
- Social media outreach
- Editorial planning and strategy

The intern would be working closely with the editor and managing editor of the site as well as the other reporters.

Other perks include:

- Assistance on pitching The Wall Street Journal and associated properties
- Intern wage
- Work in a flexible office environment

Person will work with the editors to handle major research projects about the economy, finance, public policy, public companies, state and local finance. Will be required to write summaries of research findings and drafts of sections of final articles

Mashable is seeking ambitious and motivated undergraduate (Juniors and Seniors) and graduate-level editorial interns for Spring Semester 2011.

As an editorial intern you'll have the opportunity to work with and learn from Mashable editors in Mashable's New York City Headquarters. Responsibilities include research, fact checking, copy editing and writing.

We're seeking a writer intern with copy-editing experience to join our editorial staff in Spring 2011! Ideal candidates should be familiar with Wikipedia-style formatting, in the current with popular blogs & internet community sites.

Some of the main responsibilities include copy-editing and verifying entries made by site users, writing new entries to our extensive database, as well as researching topical memes, histories and associated media.

This is a full-time paid internship at our SoHo (NYC) office. A minimum of a two month commitment during the months of February - May will be required.

Specific Skills:

• Strong copy-editing skills, previous experience in online publishing.
• Basic HTML skills, working knowledge in image-editing software like Photoshop.
• Ability to multi-task across the site and to prioritize with minimal direction.
• Ability to follow up with editors to ensure accurate and timely publication

Responsibilities:

* Work with our Local Editor to help run a community site – pitching stories, reporting, writing, taking pictures and video and connecting with the community to attract user-generated content

* Provide an invaluable source of trusted news and information that will improve people’s lives

* Help drive your site to become a landmark in the community

* Work collaboratively with colleagues in a region to produce impactful breaking news, features and enterprise journalism and storytelling, and create new ways to connect with and engage communities

Required skills:

We're looking for smart, enthusiastic students with a passion for local journalism. You should be a self-starter, able to learn quickly and work independently. That means free spirits and straight shooters. Creatives and critics. Nerds with nerve. People who love the Internet, but can see its cracks…and its future, too.

We’d also like to see:

* Demonstrated reporting experience, either with campus media, or through an internship or freelance opportunity.

* “Bull-doggish” reporting instincts and willingness to ask tough questions of important people

* Must have a firm grasp of AP style and solid news judgement

* Adept with a variety of social media tools

* Strong organizational, time management, and interpersonal skills

Desired skills:
* Passionate about the web, social networking, and of course community journalism

* Able to quickly grasp the interests, rhythms and identity of a community

* Thrive in a fast-paced environment and have a strong entrepreneurial spirit and drive

* Experience editing video, producing a Web site and/or excellent photography skills

Unique requirements:

* Must be a flexible, independent, self-starter – you’ll work from home, the coffee shop, your car, the high school football game

* Must own, or have access to a car

* Ability and willingness to work various hours outside of the typical M-F and 9-5, including evenings and weekends

Education:

* Candidates must be a junior, senior or graduate student or a recent graduate (within the last six months)

* Journalism majors encouraged but open to all students who have journalism experience

The New Republic (TNR) is looking for reporter-researchers for its 2011-2012 program. Job duties include reporting, researching, writing, and fact-checking for TNR's print magazine and TNR Online; as well as assisting with web production and performing occasional clerical tasks. Reporter-researchers work closely with writers and editors, and are strongly encouraged to write articles. Most reporter-researchers finish their program with a substantial portfolio of clips and have gone on to work almost everywhere in journalism—including TNR itself. The year-long job will begin in summer 2011 and will include a stipend.

Atlantic Media Company offers high achieving recent college graduates a unique opportunity to participate in the Atlantic Media Fellowship Program. The Atlantic Media Fellowship Program is a structured, paid fellowship that provides serious career exposure and training for top-tier talent committed to editorial-side careers in media.

We are currently recruiting one Fellow for a 5-month stint with TheAtlantic.com starting in February 2011 and ending in June 2011.
TheAtlantic.com is seeking a Fellow to support the Atlantic Food Channel, a Web site featuring original reporting, recipes, and opinion from respected chefs, home cooks, farmers, artisans, and bartenders; authorities on food policy and nutrition; and fresh voices on sustainability, food activism, and cooking for the joy of it.

The ideal candidate is detail-oriented and resourceful, with strong writing, editing, and interpersonal skills and an interest in magazine-style journalism. Previous experience in both print and online media is helpful, as is a passion for and familiarity with food. You should also be high-energy and enterprising, capable of not only following through with everyday tasks but also going above and beyond to brainstorm independent projects and ways to make the site even stronger. The position rewards this kind of initiative, and an especially driven Fellow will have significant opportunities to write and edit.

Responsibilities include:
- Working closely with Atlantic senior editor Corby Kummer and Food Channel producer Daniel Fromson to prepare 5+ articles per day for publication, including copy editing, formatting articles according to the Food Channel’s style guidelines, coding pages and slide shows in basic HTML, and finding and editing photos
-Growing our social media presence by aggregating food news and blog posts from around the Web and writing engaging, witty tweets for our Today’s Specials Twitter feed
-Promoting Food Channel articles using social media (Twitter, Facebook, Stumbleupon, etc.)
-Working closely with the site’s editors on assorted research projects
-Depending on the interests and abilities of the Fellow, more substantial editing of articles and opportunities to write for both the Food Channel and other parts of TheAtlantic.com

Additionally, the Atlantic Media Fellows participate in the Atlantic Media Academy, a comprehensive curriculum providing a 360-degree view of the modern media industry covering the editorial, operational, and economic sides of journalism today.

Atlantic Media recruits with a focus on two principal attributes: force of intellect, a discipline and rigor of thought as manifested, often, in exceptional academic performance, and spirit of generosity, a natural disposition towards service and selfless conduct.

Atlantic Media Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer.