This position is ideally suited for an entry-level writer looking to break into the publishing industry as a journalist. Our firm is an international print and online publication based in Manhattan with a 35-year history in publishing.
The successful candidate will be reporting, photographing and editing full-length features on plant cultivation and counterculture subject matter. Possibility to write on related entertainment avenues exists as well.
Some travel will be required.
Position: Editorial Intern, AOL News
Location: New York, NY
Term: Summer
Passionate, curious, creative? Our employees have helped to create popular and engaging
online products and destinations that attract over 150 million unique visitors each month
globally. As a result, AOL is a leading global web services company with a substantial worldwide
audience, a suite of powerful web brands and industry leading products, and one of the largest
advertising networks in the United States. We look for people that are exceptionally imaginative,
collaborative, and truly psyched about our mission to inform, entertain and connect the world.
Editing: Assist with story assignments for staff writers and regular contributors covering
foreign, domestic, science and health news.
Recruiting: Identify potential reporters and bloggers for potential contributions
Reporting: research and write articles and special features for publication
Innovation: Study, formulate and pitch ways to leverage AOL Seed and social media
platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
Commitment: The interns are expected to work full time during dayside hours in AOL HQ
in NY.
Superior writing and communication skills
Extreme comfort and dexterity with digital media — How many followers do you have on
Twitter?
Demonstrable interest in hard news
AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) is a leading global Web services company with an extensive suite of
brands and offerings and a substantial worldwide audience. AOL’s business spans online
content, products and services that the company offers to consumers, publishers and advertisers.
AOL is focused on attracting and engaging consumers and providing valuable online advertising
services on both AOL’s owned and operated properties and third-party websites. In addition,
AOL operates one of the largest Internet subscription access services in the United States, which
serves as a valuable distribution channel for AOL’s consumer offerings.
AOL is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of age, color,
disability, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status or
any other classification prescribed by applicable law.
If you’re interested in applying, email mike directly mike.nizza@gmail.com
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POSITION TITLE: Online Producer/Editor, News & Public Affairs
DEPARTMENT: Content Development, Acquisition & Strategy
STATUS: Full-time/Active
SUPERVISOR: Sr. Director, News & Public Affairs
JOB OBJECTIVE:
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
MINIMUM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
MINIMUM EDUCATION/TRAINING REQUIRED:
SKILLS/ABILITIES REQUIRED:
More info:
APPLICANTS SHOULD SEND THEIR CV, PORTFOLIO AND A LETTER OF MOTIVATION TO: Borrie La Grange email: borrie.lagrange@joburg.msf.org
Use the reference “Web & Publications Officer” in the subject line.
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1) Deputy Mobile Editor (Interactive News Writer) — WSJ.com seeks an editor to help guide development and publishing for our mobile platforms, including the iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry and e-readers. The ideal candidate has experience as a journalist, strong writing and editing skills and solid news judgment. The position involves both daily hands-on editorial work publishing to mobile devices and project planning. Candidates should have at least four years of post-college journalism experience, including familiarity with online publishing. Knowledge of mobile technology and trends, attention to detail and copy editing skills are desired. Please contact David Ho if interested. (Dow Jones position #01006763)
2) Deputy Management & Careers Editor (Assistant News Editor) — We are seeking a strong editor who will help handle management and careers coverage for WSJ print and online. Candidates should have experience in working with reporters and shaping coverage, and also be prepared to roll up their sleeves to help produce online pages and work on strategy for the Web section. Occasional reporting is also possible. Please contact Erin White or Jonathan Krim. (Dow Jones position #01003865)
3) Assistant Small Business Editor (Interactive News Writer) — This journalist will help manage the online small business sections of WSJ.com and SmartMoney.com. The ideal candidate is interested in Web production, and able to conceive online news packages and tools that will better serve entrepreneurial readers. This individual would also help edit reporter and freelance copy for WSJ print and online, and assist with rankings projects designed to attract small-business owners to WSJ.com. Please contact Colleen DeBaise or Jonathan Krim if interested.(Dow Jones position #01002309)
4) Consumer Blogger for SmartMoney.com and the WSJ Digital Network (Reporter) — We’re looking for a strong reporter who writes with voice and flair, has a passion for being an informed consumer and an eye for the quirky as well as the serious. The ideal candidate knows how to develop sources and break news, is familiar with the Web and social networking, and enjoys interacting with his or her audience. Please contact Jonathan Krim if interested. (Dow Jones position #01007699)
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Msnbc.com is looking for an experienced reporter with strong writing skills to join its news team. The job requires story conception, field reporting, rewriting skills and source-building. The successful candidate will be able to tell stories in many forms with quick turnaround. A minimum of five years experience at a major publication is required, with a degree in journalism or a related field. Online experience is preferred. This position is in New York City. To apply for positions on our team, respond by email to msnbcjobs@msnbc.com. Please include the name of the position you are applying for in the subject line.
The Daily Advertiser seeks an ONLINE PRODUCER
Looking for a creative producer to plan and develop content for the news component of The Daily Advertiser website, with ancillary work for our niche websites. This position will be responsible for creating unique content (including community blogs, video projects and databases, among others) across all of company’s Web sites, maximizing opportunities for page views, reverse publishing community comment in print sections, making sure fresh content continuously is available and generally works to ensure timely, appropriate, accurate publication of content.
Electronic submissions ONLY!
Please send your resume with links and/or examples of your work to: btolley@gannett.com
National Geographic is seeking an Energy News Content Producer to develop and deploy multimedia content for NationalGeographic.com and other digital platforms focusing on the Great Energy Challenge.
This is a regular, full-time staff position with benefits. Employment is limited to a 12-month contract maximum. If the assignment is canceled, shortened, or terminated for any reason, employment may be terminated.
Required qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of 3 years in multimedia content production in an editorial enterprise; must have demonstrated success in creating, building, and engaging a large web audience; experience in extending content from web to emerging digital platforms such as mobile and tablets is a must; must be able to work with CMS for multiple digital platforms and audience tracking tools to track, report, and modify consumer behavior to achieve goals for page views, visitors and engagement. We offer a comprehensive salary and benefits package. To review the full job description and to apply, visit www.nationalgeographic.com/jobs and search for Producer, Energy Content (Job ID: 4292). National Geographic is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Digital Project Manager, Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life
Organization Overview: The Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan “fact tank” that provides information on the issues, attitudes and trends shaping America and the world. It does so by conducting public opinion polling and social science research; analyzing news coverage; and holding forums and briefings. It does not take positions on policy issues. Its work is carried out by a “Core” administrative and publishing unit and these seven projects:
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The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press (people-press.org) led by Andrew Kohut Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism (journalism.org) led by Tom Rosenstiel Pew Internet & American Life Project (pewinternet.org) led by Lee Rainie Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life (pewforum.org) led by Luis Lugo Pew Hispanic Center (pewhispanic.org) led by Paul Taylor Pew Global Attitudes Project (pewglobal.org) led by Andrew Kohut Pew Social & Demographic Trends (pewsocialtrends.org) led by Paul Taylor
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Pew Forum Overview
The Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life, launched in 2001, seeks to promote a deeper understanding of issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs. The Pew Forum conducts surveys, demographic analyses and other social science research on important aspects of religion and public life in the U.S. and around the world. It also provides a neutral venue for discussions of timely issues through roundtables and briefings.
Position Summary The digital project manager supports the communications, editorial and research priorities of the Pew Forum by serving as the project manager for Web and other technology-related projects. The project manager plays a key role in developing effective and innovative online products that meet the information needs of journalists, government officials and other target audiences. The project manager works closely with the Forum’s associate directors for communications, editorial and research, as well as with the relevant units within the Pew Research Center, especially communications, web and IT. The digital project manager reports to the director of the Pew Forum.
Primary Responsibilities Project Management • Serves as the manager of Web and other technology-related projects for the Pew Forum, including projects related to the Forum’s website, content management system (CMS), customer relationship management (CRM) and others. • Coordinates the development of the new Global Religious Futures micro-site by leading the cross-departmental team and outside vendors from conception through implementation. The Global Religious Futures micro-site is envisioned to be a state-of- the-art website providing the most comprehensive, reliable and user-friendly source of information on global religion available online. • Evaluates software and technology needs, makes recommendations, develops and designs project scope, and manages implementation of new systems and applications.
Helps select vendors and technology solutions through competitive RFP processes, making recommendations on solutions, cost and contracts. Manages outside vendors, including reviewing work plans, overseeing projects, ensuring adherence to Statements of Work and other contract requirements, managing bug lists, prioritizing and assessing work, etc. Orchestrates the timely completion of projects by creating schedules and milestones, coordinating meetings with project stakeholders, etc. Coordinates with the Pew Research Center’s director of digital strategy and IT to determine work to be handled by outside consultants and vendors versus work that can be handled by Pew Research Center staff. Develops annual budget for Web and technology-related projects. Tracks and manages project costs and resources.
Website Management: • Collaborates with research, editorial and communications staff on online content and presentation. • Collaborates with designers, editors, researchers, programmers, communications and other project staff to conceptualize and manage the development of online features from requirements phase through deployment. Ensures that search engine optimization (SEO) and usability best practices are considered in all projects. Produces or oversees the production of high quality user interface documents and wireframes. • Participates in design process relating to site layout, information architecture, illustration, photography and creation of information graphics. • Collaborates with communications, IT and knowledge management staff to maintain content taxonomy. • Supervises the work of the Web producer and coordinates internal and external resources for technical projects and applications. • Evaluates CMS performance and determines if and when platform changes are needed. • Keeps up with developments in the online publishing and Web fields.
Web Marketing and Analytics • Works closely with the communications team in developing online marketing campaigns. • Manages technical aspects and implementation of Web marketing and SEO initiatives, in close coordination with associate director of communications. • Analyzes Web traffic using AWSTATS and Google Analytics. Provides data and clear non-technical narrative analysis for grant and other reporting. • Writes clear, non-technical memos to funders, as needed, that may include cost-benefit analyses, project expenditure justifications, online project assessments, etc. • Keeps up with developments and innovative uses of online technology and regularly informs senior managers about them.
Education/Training/Experience • Bachelor’s degree required. Project Management certification preferred.
Minimum of 7 years of work experience required. Extensive experience in progressively responsible positions in project management, including online strategy and operations, Web development, and vendor management. Experience implementing, maintaining and using a CMS and CRM; experience with Ektron a plus. Background in religion and public policy and/or international affairs a plus.
Knowledge and Skill Requirements: • Understanding of HTML and advanced Web-based technology, including audio, streaming video and podcasting. Familiarity with mapping and GIS applications. • Knowledge of relational database applications and SQL, and their use in Web applications. • Exceptional technical abilities and experience working and communicating with technical and non-technical staff. • Demonstrated skills in requirements-gathering, resource organization and schedule development. • Demonstrated ability to think through complex issues, leading to recommendations and action plans. • Experience managing a budget. • Experience in online marketing tactics, including search engine optimization, as well as Web analytics. • Understanding of fundamentals of user interface design; experience with usability testing. • Excellent organizational and problem-solving skills. • Strong written and oral communications skills. • Excellent computer skills, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Proficiency in at least one design application, such as InDesign or Illustrator. • Ability to work well in team-oriented environment. • Familiarity with and interest in the Pew Forum’s issue areas.
Application Procedure:
Applicant should send a complete resume and cover letter (indicating where you learned of the opening) to:
Ms. April McWilliams, Human Resources Director, Pew Research Center, 1615 L Street, NW Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036.
Responses can also be faxed to 202-419-4339 or e-mailed to careers@pewresearch.org.
We are an equal opportunity employer.
POLITICO is seeking a video producer with the ability to manage Web video from conception to publishing. While a significant portion of the job will include aggregation of pooled and broadcast video, qualified candidates should also be able to conduct multiple camera, on-location shoots with proper lighting, audio capture and video capture techniques. In-depth knowledge of the Final Cut Pro Suite and encoding and transcoding for the Web are essential.
Qualifications:
• 5-7 years of experience editing and producing video content • Understanding of the video capture process and experience using several different kinds of cameras • Working knowledge of codecs for Web, wireless devices, livestreaming and broadcast • Basic knowledge of A/V device setups including DVRs, converters, etc. • Experience with Adobe After Effects and Photoshop • Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment • Interest in politics with a keen editorial eye • Knowledge of the Brightcove video platform is a plus
To apply:
Please send a brief cover letter, résumé and video samples to employment@politico.com, subject line: Video producer.
No phone calls, please.
It is POLITICO’s policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender or other basis prohibited by applicable federal, state or local law.
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