Here are the recent notices we've received for internships and part-time jobs.

Received in June:

June 30 - Fall Editorial Intern for CBS Interactive. CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the best online content network for information and entertainment. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CNET, CBS.com, CBSSports.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news, and business. With more than 150 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 web property globally. Outstanding fall semester journalism opportunity. The CBSNews.com editorial intern will help CBSNews.com producers turn TV scripts into news stories and find extra value material to add to the Web experience. This intern will work on all CBS News program sites as well as in special sections of the general news web site. They will also help create photo essays for the site and interactive-type elements for new stories. Qualifications: The ideal candidate has sterling writing and editing skills, good news judgment and an eye for graphics. They should be flexible, resourceful, and self-motivated, and able to function gracefully under deadline pressure. To be considered, you must be currently attending an accredited college and have achieved junior or senior status with a GPA of 3.0 or above. We are seeking students who are majoring in journalism or a related field. We require a resume, cover letter and application. This internship is for college credit; therefore we require a letter indicating certification of college academic credit. Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter and resume, along with one to three writing samples to Elisabeth.schwarte@cbs.com This internship is based in New York and will run for 10 to 12 weeks during the fall semester. Hours per week are flexible (NYU journalism students must work at least 12 hours per week to receive credit). Be sure you are able to meet the minimum time commitment required for the internship. Once your application has been reviewed, you may be called for a personal interview. Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter and resume, along with one to three writing samples to Elisabeth.schwarte@cbs.com

June 17 - Travel writer in WhyGo destination guides division for BootsnAll Travel Network . Duties: Research travel information and write posts/articles on specific aspects of travel to New York or Mexico. The length and complexity of the articles varies, so there is no preset number of pieces to be written each week. Our style is a mixture of inspiration and practical details rather than narratives. Description: BootsnAll was founded in 1998 and is well known in the independent/backpacker travel community. It's profitable, unlike many other travel sites, so we'll be able to help teach interns about writing for the internet at a company with a successful business model. You'll learn what works and why, as well as what doesn't work and why. There is plenty of room for creativity once you have the basics down, so we would love to have interns who'll be able to come up with their own ideas and then execute them. The writers will likely be able to write about things they are already familiar with, but will also need to write about things that are new to them. Being able to write confidently, honestly, and intelligently about something you've not yet experienced is an important skill and interns will have many opportunities to work on this. Interns could also have an opportunity to learn business aspects of writing for the internet. Most of the general public is unaware of how profitable websites make money, so this could be a great opportunity for someone who is interested in learning more about the online travel industry and how it works. This also an ideal opportunity to have your work published on the web and build your portfolio with more published clips, all while learning about basic html coding. Who we are looking for: -Must have strong writing skills -Loves travel -Some knowledge of either Mexico or New York -Self-starter -At least Junior or Senior standing in school While we are looking for someone with strong writing skills, the ideal candidate will not necessarily have a long resume or any professional writing experience. Mostly, we are searching for someone who is passionate about travel (and specifically the destinations of New York or Mexico), who can take direction, works well on their own and who is eager to learn more about travel writing and writing for the web. While you definitely do not need to be a journalism major to apply, we are looking for someone who is interested in writing, internet media, travel, social media and the web. How to Apply To apply, please submit the following (preferably by email): -3 writing samples. Published clips are preferable if you have them, but definitely not necessary to apply. Show us something that demonstrates your own editorial voice, as we like our travel guides to reflect your own voice and personality. -Resume. Keep in mind, however, we are more interested in your eagerness to learn and develop rather than your professional experience. -Cover Letter. Let us know about your experience with Mexico and/or New York and why you think you'd be able to do a good job writing interesting posts and guides to these places. Why do you love travel and what qualities do you think you could bring to the BootsnAll team? Please email all application materials to Roger Wade at wade@bootsnall.com

June 17 - Editorial Intern: Summer for Computer Shopper / SX2 Media Labs. ComputerShopper.com, a leading online guide to PC and consumer technology, has a 30-year legacy of providing deep buying advice and detailed reviews of the latest computer products. We are looking for two Editorial Interns to join us for the summer of '09. The interns will work in concert with staff editors and the editor-in-chief on product reviews, blogging, and feature stories, assisting with research and/or writing independently. The right candidate will have the opportunity to accumulate clips by blogging and writing product reviews for ComputerShopper.com. The intern may be expected to aid in product testing (according to established guidelines), product acquisition, and some Web-production tasks. An essential qualification for this internship is an abiding and demonstrable interest in PC technology. The intern should have a professional demeanor, good communication skills, and be working toward a degree (undergraduate or graduate level) in a related field, such as journalism or communications. The ideal candidate will have excellent English-grammar and writing skills, be detail-oriented, and be a quick learner. Familiarity and fluency with social media is a plus. This is an unpaid internship of at least 20 hours per week for the summer session. Hours will be flexible, and, if both parties are interested, the internship could be extended into the school year for academic credit. REQUIREMENTS: ∙ Degree in progress in English, communications, journalism, or a related field. ∙ Excellent English writing/grammar skills and attention to detail. ∙ Professional demeanor. ∙ Abiding interest in testing and reviewing the latest consumer computing technology. ∙ Fluency with Windows PCs and Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook) and performing Web research. To apply, please forward a resume and cover letter to john.burek@computershopper.com. No calls, please.

June 12 - Photo Department Intern for INK Publishing. We are looking for an intern to assist the Photo Editor with all aspects of the photography department. Responsibilities include stock photo research, photo sourcing, photographer sourcing, reviewing magazines for new talent, reviewing online portfolios, pitching photographers, database upkeep, and other administrative duties. We are a small, casual office with 16 employees. Since our office is small, you will be exposed to both the editorial and design departments of the magazines. This is a great opportunity to be involved with magazines with a focus on travel, portraiture, features and general interest stories. We are an international publishing company with offices in New York, Hong Kong, Sinagapore and London. We produce in-flight magazines for more airlines than any other publisher in the world. The New York office, located in the DUMBO neighborhood in Brooklyn, publishes Hemispheres (United Airlines), Go (AirTran), and MyMidwest (Midwest Express) magazines. Send resume and cover letter to Erin.Giunta@ink-publishing.com. Please tell me in your cover letter a photographer whose work you admire and why. Erin Giunta, Photo Editor, INK E-mail: erin.giunta@ink-publishing.com

June 02 - Intern/Contributing Police Beat Writer for Williamsburg Greenpoint News + Arts. The Williamsburg Greenpoint News + Arts, has recently gone to the web. See www.thewgnews.com. They're now looking for an intern to compile a weekly web summary of the police blotter for the two area precincts. Compiling a police blotter summary is bread and butter work for many journalists starting out. So demonstrating to a future employer that you can do this may go a long way to snagging that all-important first job. No pay but byline will be given in the web posting. Plus longer 500 to 700-word features, will be considered. (And let's face it the police blotter is a superb place to gather story ideas.) Interns should be smart, reliable, be able to work without supervision, and show initiative. Strong concise writing would help too. (Credit not required.) Write to editor Genia Gould at interns@thewgnews.com with 1-page resume and short cover note. Position would start ASAP.

June 01 - Intern for The Lou Dobbs Show. "The Lou Dobbs Show" is the fastest-growing talk radio show in history, and we're looking to hire a few top-notch interns for summer 2009 and beyond. We're looking for journalism students or recent graduates who can work with us 15 to 20 hours per week in an unpaid position and thrive in the demanding world of live radio. Candidates should have strong, demonstrated writing abilities, a keen interest in politics and current events, and the ability to handle multiple tasks in an exciting, fast-paced environment. Production experience a major plus. Please send your resume and work samples to: Sean McDevitt, head writer, The Lou Dobbs Radio Show, c/o United Stations Radio Networks, 1065 Avenue of the Americas, 3rd floor, New York, NY 10018. E-mail: sean@loudobbsradio.com. No phone calls, please.

Received in May:

May 28 - Fall Editorial Intern for Scholastic Classroom Magazines. EDITORIAL INTERN for SCHOLASTIC CLASSROOM MAGAZINES. Available for fall semester. Seeking a clear writer and dedicated researcher with a strong sense of humor and a love of pop culture. If you have a background or interest in education and/or math, that's a bonus. You will work on two national classroom magazines, for upper-elementary and middle-school students. This is an unpaid, for-credit internship but you'll get great clips and exposure to all facets of magazine production in a fun workplace. Send cover letter, resume, and writing sample to mathmag@scholastic.com or write to Jack Silbert, Scholastic Inc., 557 Broadway, Room 4050, New York, NY 10012.

May 22 - Summer Online Editorial Internship - Kids for WNET. Online Editorial Internship - Kids THIRTEEN/WNET New York The Interactive and Broadband (I & B) department within WNET.ORG offers in-depth websites related to Thirteen/WNET’s television programming and numerous educational initiatives, delivering innovative web content in news and public affairs, arts and culture, science, nature, history, and children’s programming. We currently produce some of the most popular content on the web in support of such programs as WorldFocus, Nature, American Masters, Great Performances, Wide Angle, Exposé, Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, African American Lives, as well as local sites for Thirteen.org, WLIW.org, Sunday Arts, and Reel13. Internship Responsibilities The Kids online editorial intern will be assisting in daily operations of the online department as they relate to thirteen.org and various production activities for Cyberchase, Franny's Feet, and other WNET kids properties on PBS KIDS . The intern will be assisting in many functions relating to the websites' daily operation, including editorial, review of produced video or UGC material, editing, digitizing, encoding, and other tasks as needed. Intern will participate as part of interactive team in group projects and discussions, stay up-to-date on research and related trends, and contribute to overall vision and strategy of the Thirteen.org Kids, as well as assist in the development of a brand new kids destination on thirteen.org. Internship Results The goal for this internship is to assist the intern in gaining real world experience, exposure to growing new media trends. The intern will contribute to a team effort in building a new web experience for kids, actively participate in the creation of content including copy, graphics/design, original video, and games, and make valuable industry connections. The intern will develop working knowledge of the interactive production process; insight into the creation of quality media for children and an understanding of educational and usability concerns when designing web experiences for children. Interns will also gain a basic understanding of the public media industry. The intern will work daily with industry professionals in our group including technical and marketing pros, online and video producers, educational experts, etc., as well as partners at PBS KIDS. The intern will be exposed to all aspects of the website production process and issues related to developing interactive experiences, online communites, and original video for kids, as well as aspects of online/on air martketing to kids/parents. Dates/Hours June through August; Monday â€" Friday, 10a â€" 5p. This is an unpaid internship based in our New York City offices. Credit is available upon request. Byline opportunity available. For immediate consideration, email resumes and cover letter in Microsoft Word (.doc) or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format to internships@wnet.org. Please reference internship title in subject line of email. No phone calls please.

May 22 - SUMMER Production Intern for WNET. Online Video Production Internship THIRTEEN/WNET New York The Interactive and Broadband (I & B) department within WNET.ORG offers in-depth websites related to Thirteen/WNET’s television programming and numerous educational initiatives, delivering innovative web content in news and public affairs, arts and culture, science, nature, history, and children’s programming. We currently produce some of the most popular content on the web in support of such programs as WorldFocus, Nature, American Masters, Great Performances, Wide Angle, Exposé, Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, African American Lives, as well as local sites for Thirteen.org, WLIW.org, Sunday Arts, and Reel13. Internship Responsibilities The online video production intern will log & capture video, transcribe interviews, shoot and edit interview and documentary footage, produce an episode of a new online original series on Thirteen.org called “A Day in the Life.� Internship Results Journalistic outreach and contacts as well as the ability to develop talents in creating multimedia pieces for the web. A solid understanding of how the web works will be extremely helpful in this role. The intern will help prepare innovative online video, demonstrate strong attention to detail, and display an ability to work independently. The intern will gain experience working with a video production team. In addition, the intern will learn about the process of producing content for an online audience while working as part of a larger production team. Resources The intern will have access to large libraries of video content related to the series for which the intern will work, and will be exposed to the process of producing content for the web, from concept to final product. Dates/Hours June through August; minimum of 20 hours a week. Interns work on an as-needed basis. Hours range from 1 full day of shooting to a couple hours of editing, not to exceed 20 hours a week. This is an unpaid internship based in our New York City offices. Credit is available upon request. Byline opportunity available. For immediate consideration, email resumes and cover letter in Microsoft Word (.doc) or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format to internships@wnet.org. Please reference internship title in subject line of email. No phone calls please.

May 22 - SUMMER Online Editorial Intern for WNET. Online Editorial Intern THIRTEEN/WNET New York The Interactive and Broadband (I & B) department within WNET.ORG offers in-depth websites related to Thirteen/WNET’s television programming and numerous educational initiatives, delivering innovative web content in news and public affairs, arts and culture, science, nature, history, and children’s programming. We currently produce some of the most popular content on the web in support of such programs as WorldFocus, Nature, American Masters, Great Performances, Wide Angle, Exposé, Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, African American Lives, as well as local sites for Thirteen.org, WLIW.org, Sunday Arts, and Reel13. Internship Responsibilities The THIRTEEN.org online editorial intern will perform journalistic activities such as research, writing, performing interviews and conceptualizing articles. If we are working on archival projects, it would be help with necessary historical research in order to conceptualize the presentation of an archival projet on the web. This internship has the ability to be tailored to an intern's interests, perspective, or unique talents. Internship Results Journalistic outreach and contacts as well as the ability to develop talents in creating multimedia pieces for the web. A solid understanding of how the web works will be extremely helpful in this role. Dates/Hours June through August; minimum of 25 hours a week. This is an unpaid internship based in our New York City offices. Credit is available upon request. Byline opportunity available. For immediate consideration, email resumes and cover letter in Microsoft Word (.doc) or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format to internships@wnet.org. Please reference internship title in subject line of email. No phone calls please.

May 18 - Web Intern for AOL. Do you know that Eames is the name of a midcentury design duo, not a rare tropical disease? AOL Home (http://home.aol.com/) is looking for a summer intern who's familiar with HTML and the home decor blogosphere and would like to get more familiar with web publishing, search engine optimization and a whole host of other terms that will make deciphering job postings a lot easier. For the right person, the internship will involve researching, keeping up with market trends, writing, blogging, tweeting, using our CMS to upload content and brainstorming--lots and lots of brainstorming. Our intern will be published (hopefully often!) on the website, but sadly, won't be paid. S/he must receive college credit. Applicants should be able to work at least two to three days a week and start in May or early June. No promises, of course, but AOL has a history of hiring its interns. Please send a resume, cover letter and clips or URLs to shelterpop@aol.com.

May 12 - Fall Intern for TIME Magazine Asian Edition. TIME Asia Fall 2009 Internships Description: The Hong Kong headquarters of TIME's Asian edition offers three-month internships throughout the year. Interns will see how TIME Asia's editorial, design, and photo departments work together to produce Asia's premier news magazine. Magazine interns are responsible for fact-checking stories, researching cover specials and graphics, and helping out occasionally with Time.com. Web interns work with the Time.com content management tool on a daily basis to produce and develop ideas for the site's Asia and U.S. content. Both magazine and web interns will also have opportunities to report and write short arts and travel pieces for the magazine as well as stories for our Web site. Past interns have also produced multimedia features for the Web. Compensation: Interns receive a small stipend. Requirements: 1. We do not take undergraduate students. We will only consider those who have already completed their bachelor's degrees. Many of our interns have completed journalism graduate programs, though this is not a requirement. 2. Internship experience at other major English news organizations and/or bylined print or multimedia clips in major English news publications or web sites. 4. Demonstrated interest in Asia and fluency in an Asian language is an advantage. Application: Interested candidates should send a cover letter, CV and recently published PDF or web link clips to internprogram@timeasia.com. Dates & Deadline: The TIME Asia Fall 2009 internship runs for 13 weeks, from August 31, 2009 to November 27, 2009. The deadline for applications is Friday June 5. For more information, please contact: Ling Woo Liu Writer-Reporter, TIME Hong Kong ling_liu@timeasia.com

May 12 - Summer 2009 Editorial Internship CNET.com for CBS Interactive . About CBS Interactive: CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the best online content network for information and entertainment. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CNET, CBS.com, CBSSports.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news, and business. With more than 150 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 web property globally. Outstanding summer journalism opportunity. Job Description: The Home Theater intern will provide technical backup for the CNET Reviews teams' day-to-day testing of televisions, Blu-ray players, network entertainment and related home-theater products. This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to learn about the science and practice of consumer electronics, as well as to make important career connections in the industry. This is a paid internship. Responsibilities: · Secure, ship, and return review samples · Initial setup and testing of home theater equipment (unboxing, setup, disc/network/file format compatibility testing) · Update content on Home Audio and Home Video doors · Maintain and update evergreen features (buying guides, how tos, explainers, HDTV World schedule) · Writing First Takes · Blogging breaking product news. Qualifications: Candidates must possess solid writing and grammar skills and be familiar with journalism basics such as story construction and interview techniques. Candidates must be current college students, preferably with a major or degree in English or related field, with a GPA of 3.0 or above. They should be flexible, resourceful, and self-motivated, and able to function gracefully under deadline pressure. Familiarity with technology, particularly gadgets, the Internet, and social-networking technologies, is required. Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter and resume, along with three to five writing samples. This internship is based in New York. This internship will run for 10 to 12 weeks from June through August at 40 hours per week. Please visit our site: http://college.cnetnetworks.com/viewjob.html?refnode=342826 to profile, indicate your interest in this position or others

May 08 - Summer Internship for artonpaper Magazine . artonpaper Magazine Editorial Internship/Mentorship artonpaper magazine is currently seeking two highly motivated candidates for a competitive, part-time summer editorial internship/ mentorship. This is an excellent opportunity for students looking for hands-on experience during the summer months, recent graduates making the transition between school and work, or professionals in other fields looking to explore alternate career paths or learn new skills. ABOUT THE MAGAZINE: artonpaper is a bi-monthly international contemporary arts magazine that covers prints & editions, photographs, books, drawings, ephemera, and other paper-based work. We are available on the newsstands throughout North America, and have a large number of institutional subscribers worldwide. (www.artonpaper.com) THE EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP/MENTORSHIP: We are currently searching for two highly motivated editorial interns. This is a very intensive, hands-on, fast-paced internship. Interns function as an integral part of our small editorial team, and their responsibilities include: editorial research, image research and acquisition, fact checking, proofreading, and general administrative support. Interns will act as key liaisons between the magazine and galleries, museums, artists, and other arts organizations. TRAINING AND MENTORING: Interns are overseen by the managing editor, who will provide training and mentorship for the duration of the internship. Interns will have the opportunity to sit in on some staff and editorial meetings and they'll have an opportunity to ask questions or request additional training in specific areas of interest during the internship. BENEFITS/EXPERIENCE: Interns will participate in the creation of at least one issue from start to finish, getting a behind-the-scenes look at how editorial decisions. They'll learn about the full editorial cycle, including assigning, editing, layout, and production. Interns will work directly with the managing editor on day-to-day activities, and, depending upon their skill sets and the initiative they display, will be given longer-term projects and independent responsibilities. WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR: We welcome candidates from a range of backgrounds including fine arts/studio arts, art history, journalism, the humanities, arts administration, and curatorial studies. We encourage students, recent graduates, as well as professionals who would like to gain hands-on experience in publishing or arts-related fields to apply for this internship. Competence with Macintosh operating systems, basic Photoshop (image size and DPI), and Excel strongly preferred. Experience with editorial research, fact checking, image acquisition, and/or basic proofreading a plus, but not required. TIME COMMITMENT/DETAILS: Interns are expected to commit 2 or 3 days per week from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a period of approximately 3 months this summer. There is no dress code. This is an unpaid internship. HOW TO APPLY: Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter via email to the Managing Editor at rebecca@dartepub.com. Please put EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP/MENTORSHIP in the subject line of your email. No attachments (please put cover letter and resume in the body of your email). No phone calls, please.

May 08 - CBS News Social Media Intern for CBS News. This is an unpaid for-credit summer internship - based at the CBS News broadcast center in NYC - and must be at least 20 hours a week. The selected candidate will help us manage our Twitter and Facebook accounts, which we use to break news and build audience for CBSNews.com and the various CBS News brands (60 Minutes, 48 Hours, Katie Couric, etc). This internship would be a great hands-on opportunity for forward-thinking journalism school student who wants a first-hand look at how a legacy media company like CBS News is using social media. We're not looking for engineers - we need someone who understands ethics and reporting best practices - but the person should at least know the basics of HTML and have plenty of experience using the aforementioned services. Again, this is an unpaid internship and we need a candidate from a school that allows for credit-based internships. Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher required. Relocation not available for this internship. Please send resume to patricia.parkli@cbs.com

May 08 - Full-time Summer Intern for Editor and Publisher. EDITOR & PUBLISHER magazine, the bible of the newspaper industry, is offering a full-time, 40-hour week summer internship. We're looking for a sharp, detail-oriented individual with solid reporting and writing skills who will file daily news reports for our main site, www.editorandpublisher.com, as well as our blog, The E&P Pub, and our monthly print edition. Research work may also figure into your workload. The amount of bylines the student will earn is limited only to his/her output. The student must receive academic credit for the internship; it is non-paying. Our hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. Good grammar skills are a definite plus. Those interested are asked to send a resume and cover letter to the attention of Shawn Moynihan, Managing Editor/Online Editor, at newspeople@editorandpublisher.com.

May 05 - CBS Newspath Interactive Intern for CBS. The CBS Newspath Interactive intern will work in the highly charged world headquarters of CBS News in New York. The intern will assist the Interactive team in a variety of functions: coordinating of live breaking news on the web, tracking news items of interest to web producers, using new social media tools to refine news coverage for CBS Newspath and CBS News. This is a great opportunity for an intern to learn about how CBS News is adapting to the rapidly changing web. Responsibilities: -Coordinate the programming of the CBS News LIVE Feed player on the web -Logging breaking news on the web -Coordinating of Twitter breaking news alerts and research into social media -Development and promotion of new services for web producers including flash content and slideshows Qualifications: -Journalism student preferred -Knowledge of social media including Twitter, Facebook -Computer proficient -Knowledge of flash requested -Cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher This is an UNPAID INTERNSHIP FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT, DOES NOT include housing or relocation stipends. Must be able to earn academic credit from your university for a summer internship. About CBS Newspath: CBS Newspath is CBS News' news gathering service (similar to CNN Newsource). CBS Newspath provides national hard news, sports highlights, regional spot news, features and live coverage of major breaking news events for affiliate stations to use in their local news broadcasts. CBS Newspath has a team of domestic and global correspondents and freelance reporters dedicated to reporting for affiliates and offers several different national or international stories fronted by reporters on a daily basis. CBS Newspath also relies heavily on local affiliates sharing content. Stations will often contribute locally-obtained footage that may be of national interest. Please send resume to patricia.parkli@cbs.com

May 05 - News reporting interns for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Fall 2009 internships, paying $500 weekly. Applications must be received by June 5, 2009. Please see our full ad at http://chronicle.com/help/internships

May 04 - Editorial Internship for Cosmopolitan Magazine. Cosmopolitan is looking for rising juniors or seniors who have a strong interest in pursuing a career in magazines to be editorial interns this Fall. The ideal candidate is motivated, quick thinking, conscientious, computer savvy, has excellent communication skills (both written and verbal) and the ability to multitask. Previous internship or school-publication experience is preferred but not required; our internships are open to anyone with a passion for magazines. Responsibilities include assisting editors in our articles, books, web, and radio departments with such tasks as research and reporting, transcribing interviews, compiling newspaper clippings, working on editorial-related projects, as well as providing administrative support to the busy staff. Interns must be eligible to receive college credit for the internship; the position is unpaid. To apply, please send cover letter and r�sum� to magazineinternship@hearst.com. The application deadline for the Fall semester is June 16th. We regret that we can only contact those candidates in whom we are interested.

May 04 - Summer Journalism Intern for Back Stage . BackStage.com is seeking journalism interns for summer 2009. We're interested in responsible, tech-savvy students with sharp writing skills. Interns MUST work in exchange for school credit, and be available at least 16-20 hours per week. Interns get the opportunity to research and write stories, post on weblogs, update an events calendar, work on online videos, assist with website marketing, and learn about publishing on the Web. Knowledge of MS Word and Excel and experience using the Internet for research is required. Some knowledge of photo software (Photoshop, etc.) and weblog software (Blogger, Typepad, etc.) is a strong plus. Familiarity with the performing arts industry (film, TV, and stage) is helpful. Please indicate if you use social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter, or MySpace. We use these websites for marketing purposes; some familiarity is helpful. For nearly 50 years, Back Stage has been the top trade publication for actors and the performing arts industry. In addition to BackStage.com, we publish newspapers in New York and Los Angeles, as well as the trade listings publication Call Sheet. For more info, visit www.backstage.com. Please email your resume, cover letter, and at least two (2) writing samples, preferably published, to blogs@backstage.com. Include "Summer Intern" in the subject line. Acceptable formats for writing samples include PDFs, JPEGs, website links, and Microsoft Word documents.

May 04 - Summer Interns for SIRIUS XM RADIO . Summer 2009 Internship Program Job Description: This Summer 2009 Semester, SIRIUS XM RADIO WANTS YOU! We are currently offering internships in broadcast talk programming, sports programming and web design/content production. SIRIUS is committed to offering students an opportunity to join our various departments as part of our summer, fall and spring internship programs. We are always looking to identify talented individuals for possible future employment, while at the same time providing students with valuable real world, corporate experience. Students interested in our program have lots of exciting options. Please note regarding all SIRIUS internships: - You must be 18 years of age or older. - Internships require an applicant to receive academic credit for the internship - it is the applicant's responsibility to set up the internship with their school. - All internships are unpaid, and SIRIUS does not provide for transportation reimbursement costs. - Internships require a minimum commitment of 20 hours a week with a maximum of 40. - Please do not call SIRIUS. Qualified applicants will be contacted. Timeline: The summer program begins on June 1, 2009 and runs through August 21, 2009. Requirements: Basic computer skills, professionalism, a desire to learn and a can-do attitude. HOW TO APPLY: Paper and electronic resumes will not be accepted. To officially apply, all candidates must submit their application through http://internships.xmradio.com.

Received in April:

April 27 - Paid Internship for AOL Living: Food. AOL Food is seeking a paid editorial summer intern to join our creative team. The qualified candidate should have a passion for food, be motivated, highly organized, and have strong writing skills; web experience is a plus. Candidates must be either a junior, senior, or in graduate school preferably majoring in journalism. Internship is from June 1 – end of August and must be able to work 2-3 days a week. Job Responsibilities: - Programming content - Pitching ideas - Writing original content - Reporting latest news/ trend stories - Promotional outreach (other sites/social bookmarking) - SEO - Reaching out to PR reps Please send cover letter, resume, any available clips or blog posts to Sarah De Heer at foodinternship@aol.com with Summer Internship in the subject line.

April 27 - Charles D. Gibson Fellowship for Disney ABC Television Group. "Good Morning America" has announced plans to award its third annual Charles D. Gibson Fellowship to one current undergraduate or graduate student for a unique internship this summer at its New York City offices and studio. The recipient of this Fellowship will receive broad-based exposure to the many facets of ABC News' award winning, long running network morning program, with special access to its top management and on-air talent. Candidates must be able to demonstrate prior experience in, and a commitment to, the fields of television, journalism and/or communications. This is a paid internship which may also be applied towards academic credit where available. Applications will be accepted through May 8, 2009. Finalists must be available to travel to New York City for interviews. Actual dates of the ten-week Fellowship will vary according to the recipient's schedule, but must occur between late May and late August, 2009. Applicants MUST meet the following criteria: Currently earning a college/university degree in Related Field Available 4-5 Full Days per Week Excellent Communications Skills Demonstrated Computer Proficiency with Microsoft Office If you are interested in applying for this opportunity, please fill out the application provided on the company website and submit it, along with your resume, and an essay in 300 words or less that describes why you feel you are qualified for this Fellowship. Please upload your resume file, and use the "resume" box provided in the application to write your essay. APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE COMPANY WEBSITE: www.disneycareers.com - Job Req ID# 194877

April 24 - Editorial Intern for New York Family Magazine. New York Family Magazine is presently recruiting summer interns to start in May or June. This is a hands-on internship. You will spend your time working on short and feature-length stories, you'll have the opportunity to do some editing (if desired), and you'll write for the web as well. It's all about having a rewarding experience in the pursuit of honing your craft and getting some interesting clips. New York Family itself is a glossy monthly distributed to city parents. From education to health and fitness, from financial planning to fashion, from real estate to green values, if the topic is of interest or concern to parents, then chances are we write about it. We're interested in people with the right combination of talent, interest, and commitment�whether they are students, career changers, or at-home parents. The ideal candidate would probably be someone who aspires to write or edit for lifestyle magazines and websites. We expect a minimum of about 14 hours a week, but there's flexibility around how to fulfill that and one can largely work from home (if desired). We also pay a modest monthly stipend. Interested candidates should send a resume, a few writing samples, and an explanatory cover letter. Email materials to newyorkfamily@manhattanmedia.com and put "New York Family Intern" in the subject line. Thank you!

April 24 - Summer Internship for 100 Thousand Club. The 100 Thousand Club, a luxury lifestyle magazine publishing in the US, Russia, and the Middle East, seeks an intern to join our staff in New York City for summer 2009. This is a very hands-on internship that will include researching stories, keeping inventory of samples, and pitching and potentially writing front of book and feature pieces for the magazine. We are looking for someone full time; however, part time applicants will be considered as well. The ideal candidate is an exceptionally motivated self-starter who is comfortable speaking with people from all over the world on the phone and in person. We prefer a background or strong interest in the world of luxury goods. Published pieces and writing experience a plus. This is an unpaid internship, but you will gain numerous opportunities for clips and get a first-hand knowledge about how a magazine is put together. We are located in a young, creative office in the Financial District. If interested, please send cover letter, resume, and clips if available to Kate Winick at editorial@gdsnewyork.com.

April 24 - Photo Department Intern for Ink Publishing. Ink Publishing is an international publishing company with offices in NY, Singapore, London and Hong Kong. We publish in-flight magazines for national and international airlines. The New York office, located in the DUMBO neighborhood in Brooklyn, publishes 4 titles: Hemispheres, Go, My MidWest and EnViva. We are a small, casual office with 16 employees. In addition to offering credit for the internship, we also cover $4 per day in subway rides and lunch. We are looking for an intern to assist the Photo Editor with all aspects of the photography department. Responsibilities include stock photo research, photo sourcing, photographer sourcing, reviewing magazines for new talent, reviewing online portfolios, pitching photographers, database upkeep, and other administrative duties. Since our office is small, you will be exposed to both the editorial and design departments of the magazines. This is a great opportunity to be involved with magazines with a focus on travel, portraiture, features and general interest stories. Send resume and cover letter to Erin.Giunta@ink-publishing.com. Please include in your cover letter a photographer whose work you admire and briefly explain why.

April 20 - Summer 2009 Editorial Internship BNET.com for CBS Interactive . About CBS Interactive: CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the best online content network for information and entertainment. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CNET, CBS.com, CBSSports.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news, and business. With more than 150 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 web property globally. Job Description: BNET, a top 10 business website from CBS Interactive, is looking for a smart, detail-oriented editorial intern to work in our New York office. This paid internship will run from June - August 2009. As critical members of BNET's small, award-winning editorial team, interns fact-check, report, and write articles while gaining hands-on experience in all aspects of producing and publishing content online. The primary duties include: · daily reporting and writing for our BNET Industry section · fact-checking all original content and contributing original reporting · researching SEC documents, unearthing key facts and insights to share with our readers · pitching, reporting, and writing bylined articles · using our content management system to publish original and licensed articles and podcasts · light copyediting and proofing Candidates must possess solid writing and grammar skills, be familiar with journalism basics such as researching and interviewing, and have a strong interest in business media and journalism. They should be flexible, detail-oriented, self-motivated, technologically savvy, and able to manage (and meet) multiple deadlines. Our ideal candidate is familiar with HTML, has fact-checking experience, and is a college junior or senior with entry-level writing and reporting experience. This Internship is based in New York. This internship will run for 10 to 12 weeks from June through August at 40 hours per week. To apply, please visit our site: http://college.cnetnetworks.com/viewjob.html?refnode=332568 to profile, indicate your interest in this position or others. Please submit a cover letter (indicating your availability) and resume, along with three writing samples.

April 17 - Summer 2009 Fact-Checking Internship for New York Times Syndicate. Summer 2009 Fact-Checking Internship Opportunity Type: Internship Employer Division: The New York Times Syndicate Description: The New York Times Syndicate, which offers internships every academic semester, is now gearing up for summer 2009. Senior Editor Patti Sonntag is looking for two fact checkers who can each work up to five days per week, May 25 through late August. This internship is unpaid; applicants must be eligible for academic credit. The New York Times Syndicate issues columns, features, news articles and photos to more than 2,000 newspapers and other media in 80 countries. The internship is competitive, intense and fast-paced, involving fact-checking and research for senior staff working on articles by our columnists and writers, on subjects ranging from foreign affairs to fashion. This internship is designed for candidates intending to pursue careers as journalists and editors. The interns will be closely mentored by Times staffers. Candidates who are chosen for the position must attend mandatory training at the New York Times Syndicate's offices on Saturday, May 23 from noon - 2 p.m. Anyone who fails to attend will forfeit his or her place to another candidate. Past interns have occasionally been paid for freelance shifts. Candidates who speak second languages are at an advantage, but foreign language fluency is not required for the work. Nor is previous fact-checking experience. Business attire is required. How to apply: Send your application to jake.tracer@nytimes.com by April 13. Your application must contain the following: 1) a cover letter that includes a note about which days you're available; and 2) a resume. Clips are optional.

April 17 - Summer Editorial Internship for New York Times Syndicate. Summer 2009 Editorial Internship, New York Times Syndicate The New York Times Syndicate, which offers internships every academic semester, is gearing up for summer 2009. We are looking for editorial interns who can work for at least up to five days per week, from May 25 through late August. This internship is designed for candidates intending to pursue careers in publishing, particularly aspiring writers and editors. It is unpaid; applicants must be eligible for academic credit. The New York Times Syndicate provides news and commentary to more than 2,000 newspapers and magazines in 80 countries. Our columnists include Christopher Hitchens, Anne Applebaum, Umberto Eco and more. Editorial interns assist backfield editors working on articles by our columnists and writers, on subjects ranging from foreign affairs to fashion. Interns are closely monitored and trained by Syndicate staffers. Duties include: - Research and other general assistance to backfield editors - Formatting and helping edit articles for transmission - Light copy-editing - Occasional clerical duties Useful skills: - Advanced abilities in writing and editing - Knowledge of the newspaper and publishing industry - Fluency in a second language - Excellent communication skills - Pleasant and professional phone manner Please send your application to Nalini Abhiraman, Associate Editor (nalini@nytimes.com) by April 13. Your application must include a cover letter noting which days you're available and a resume. Clips are optional.

April 17 - Summer Photo Intern for New York Times. Summer 2009 photo internship, NY Times Syndicate. The New York Times Syndicate, which offers internships every academic semester, is now gearing up for summer 2009. We are looking for two photo interns who can each work up to five days per week, May 25 through late August. This internship is designed for candidates intending to pursue careers in publishing, with a specific interest in photography. The internship is unpaid; applicants must be eligible for academic credit. The New York Times Syndicate issues columns, features, news articles and photos to more than 2,000 newspapers and other media in 80 countries. The interns assist staff selecting and preparing images for syndication, on subjects ranging from science to foreign affairs. Duties include: - Researching photos for articles on a variety of topics - Selecting, editing and formatting photos and graphics for delivery - Scanning text and photos - Occasional clerical duties - Business dress is required Useful skills: - Proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite, specifically Photoshop - Interest in photography - Excellent written communication skills - Knowledge of MS Office suite - Ability to use both MAC and PC systems - Pleasant and professional phone manner - Knowledge of the newspaper industry How to apply: Send your application to Isabel.foley@nytimes.com by April 19. Your application must include: 1) a cover letter that includes a note about which days you're available and 2) a resume. Optional: a couple of clips.

April 13 - Summer Intern for The Documentary Group. Award-winning documentary film and television company seeks focused and motivated Summer Interns. The Documentary Group produces work based on a very simple principle: have faith in the intelligence, taste, curiosity and integrity of the audience. TDG was founded in 2006 by the core members of PJ Productions, following the death of legendary broadcaster Peter Jennings. The producers and directors, who were for many years the team behind Jennings' documentaries at ABC News, are dedicated to continuing the tradition of smart, important and innovative film-making. Their credits as individual producers and directors include hundreds of hours of network programming, independent feature documentaries, and original educational films. For more info on the company, please refer to website http://www.thedocumentarygroup.com. As an Intern you will be assisting on projects in development and production this summer as well as general office tasks. Must be computer savvy, have a positive attitude, strong research and communication skills, and the ability to multi-task. Duties may include archiving for current and past productions, doing research, updating logs, transcribing interview footage, general office administrative work, and going on runs. Interns should have flexibility to do additional tasks as required and be self-motivated. In order to facilitate the learning experience, the following qualifications are preferred. Candidates should be seeking a career in journalism, non-fiction filmmaking and television news. Hiring decisions are based on your major field of study, past work/internship experience, and a strong interest in documentary film and television production. A minimum time commitment of 4 days per week is required. An internship term is generally 3 months. Please email your cover letter and resume to info@thedocumentarygroup.com. Apply to: Lauren Mitte

April 10 - Internship in new media for The INFRASTRUCTURISTS. The INFRASTRUCTURIST - a news content site covering infrastructure-related news is seeking interns interested in journalism and public policy. The ideal candidate will be informed about some aspect of infrastructure (transportation policy, energy policy, urban planning, etc.). Responsibilities include researching story ideas, fact checking, and interviewing experts, among others. Additionally, there will be an opportunity to write articles. Interns must be available on a regular schedule each week (at least two days) and be self starters. Interested candidates please send a resume and cover letter to: Jonathan Freedman, jf@groupsjr.com

April 09 - Print/Web Intern for HOOP Magazine. HOOP Magazine, the official publication of the NBA, is looking for a summer intern from May-August. The ideal candidate would be able to work 20-25 hours a week for three days. Internships can be arranged for academic credit. We are looking for studious and hard-working interns, someone who can help in every stage of production for the magazine. There will be some occasional light office duties to fulfill, but most of the time you will be heavily involved in editing, writing, photo research, interviewing, etc. Persons with web/html experience is a huge plus. Experience with Mac, InDesign, Photoshop, AP Style is a huge plus. Please send a resume and any clips to: sberkman@pspsports.com or by mail to: Seth Berkman Associate Editor HOOP Magazine 519 8th Avenue 25th Floor New York, NY 10018

April 09 - Summer 2009 Editorial Internship (paid) for CBS Interactive . About CBS Interactive: CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the best online content network for information and entertainment. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CNET, CBS.com, CBSSports.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news, and business. With more than 150 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 web property globally. Outstanding summer journalism opportunity. Job Description: The Home Theater intern will provide technical backup for the CNET Reviews teams' day-to-day testing of televisions, Blu-ray players, network entertainment and related home-theater products. This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to learn about the science and practice of consumer electronics, as well as to make important career connections in the industry. Responsibilities: · Secure, ship, and return review samples · Initial setup and testing of home theater equipment (unboxing, setup, disc/network/file format compatibility testing) · Update content on Home Audio and Home Video doors · Maintain and update evergreen features (buying guides, how tos, explainers, HDTV World schedule) · Writing First Takes · Blogging breaking product news Qualifications: Candidates must possess solid writing and grammar skills and be familiar with journalism basics such as story construction and interview techniques. Candidates must be current college students, preferably with a major or degree in English or related field, with a GPA of 3.0 or above. They should be flexible, resourceful, and self-motivated, and able to function gracefully under deadline pressure. Familiarity with technology, particularly gadgets, the Internet, and social-networking technologies, is required. Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter and resume, along with three to five writing samples. This internship is based in New York. This internship will run for 10 to 12 weeks from June through August at 40 hours per week. To apply please click here: http://college.cnetnetworks.com/viewjob.html?refnode=328405

April 09 - Interactive Interns for Newsday. Newsday.com is offering three tracks for summer interns: 1. Editorial interns. Working on the day-to-day operations of managing and editing the home page. We're looking for people to work in news, sports and entertainment. These interns create news packages with photos, interactive polls, video and other multimedia. Strong copy editing skills are a must. Technical skills, such as HTML, are not required, but would help. If you're not comfortable, you'd learn before the summer is over. We have several big projects this summer that require a lot of attention, as well. 2. Multimedia interns. Learning or refining skills in non-linear editing. You'd be shooting and editing video for breaking news and features. 3. Social media coordinators. Getting Newsday.com viral using Fark, Digg, Facebook and other social networking sites is essential. For a complete description, visit: http://www.newsday.com/ny-abramson-summerinterns2009,0,4154121.htmlstory Send information to Adam Abramson adam.abramson@newsday.com

April 03 - Online Summer Intern for Esquire. Esquire is looking for a ferocious, Web-savvy intern to join its online department in New York this summer (mid-May through August). Applicants for this extremely hands-on but extremely unpaid internship must be able to receive college credit and must have experience or thorough understanding of Internet trends, HTML, reporting, headline writing, politics, entertainment, and fashion. Please send resume, cover letter, and at least three clips NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 to mattsullivan@hearst.com with “Summer Internship� in the subject line. No phone calls, please!

April 01 - Summer Intern (Paid) for ABC News - Nightline. DESCRIPTION: Nightline, hosted by Terry Moran in Washington, D.C. and Cynthia McFadden and Martin Bashir in New York, is broadcast weeknights on ABC. DURATION: May/June 2009-September 2009. Interns must be able to work a minimum of 16 hours per week, preferable to work 5 days. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Nightline interns perform a variety of duties that are invaluable to the broadcast's success. They play an integral role in the office itself, managing the enormous flow of daily information. In exchange, interns are exposed to all aspects of story development and production, are encouraged to take part in editorial conferences, and are able to experience what life in a national newsroom is like. WHAT WE LOOK FOR: We prefer students with initiative, curiosity and a solid work ethic. Our best interns grasp concepts quickly, work well with others, and are efficient, reliable, and can juggle several tasks at once. And, of course, applicants should have good communication skills and a serious interest in broadcast journalism. QUALIFICATIONS: Open to all majors. No prior journalism experience is required but is preferred. College sophomores, juniors, seniors and grad students in good academic standing are preferred. This is a PAID internship, and interns are not required to receive credit. DEADLINE APRIL 30TH. Send your resume to Natasha.singh@abc.com. She will let you know if you need to do anything further.

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March 27 - Intern for Ark Media Documentary. Award-winning PBS documentary film company, Ark Media, seeks hardworking, enthusiastic interns for upcoming PBS series, Faces of America, an exploration of the immigrant experience as seen through the lens of family history. The series expands upon the highly acclaimed PBS series African American Lives and will feature celebrated members of a variety of ethnic groups that have landed on our shores. This is a great opportunity for anyone looking for documentary experience or for those with a strong interest in history, genealogy/genetics and American identity. Interns will be assisting in all stages of production. Must be computer savvy, have strong research and communication skills, and excellent attention-to-detail. Interns must also be willing to commit to a minimum of 2-3days per week, and the internship begins as soon as possible. Please send cover letter and resume to: info@ark-media.net Please time "Faces of America" Intern in the subject line.

March 27 - Summer Journalism Internship for El Diario/La Prensa. Spring/Summer 2009 Journalism internship at El Diario/la prensa - El campeón de los hispanos Join the award-winning team of New York's largest Spanish-language daily newspaper. Qualifications: --Currently enrolled in high school, a two-year or four-year-college or graduate program. --Bilingual (Spanish/English) reading and writing skills preferred. --Interest in journalism, Latin American/Latino studies, multimedia production, or policy research preferred. --Great research skills --Ability to dedicate 14 hours a week and work in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities may include: --Translation --Research assistance on stories and projects --News reporting --Monitoring coverage of specific issues --Reviewing letters to the editor --Editing and fact checking **Note: We will not make you fetch coffee! Opportunities to... Work with the Opinion page, Multimedia, Metro, Community, Entertainment and other sections; participate in meetings and events; meet with editors; and develop strong sense of newsroom operations. A resume and cover letter should be sent to erica.gonzalez@eldiariony.com by Friday, April 17, 2009.

March 25 - Summer Intern - Culture for Salon.com. Salon.com is seeking a summer culture intern for its NYC office. The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, have strong writing and research skills, be pop culturally literate and interested in some or all of the subjects covered by the Arts and Life departments, such as books, music, TV, film, and women's issues. Duties will include a mix of administrative tasks and editorial projects (research, interviews, fact checking), plus regular writing opportunities for qualified candidates. The internship is available to current students only and is unpaid. If you're you are interested in applying, send resume, clips, and a cover letter as soon as possible to jpress@salon.com (Joy Press, Culture Editor)

March 25 - Summer Internship at NYT Community Websites for New York Times. Description Academic Internships - Summer 2009 The New York Times invites ambitious, motivated graduate or undergraduate students in journalism to apply for summer-long unpaid internships in our two new community journalism websites - "The Local," serving Fort Greene-Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, and Maplewood, South Orange and Millburn, N.J. Working alongside our reporters and editor, students can expect to propose and contribute posts, attend local government meetings, take photos and audio and video feeds, help with the production of the website, and collect information from local "citizen journalists." NOTES: US Residents Only Requirements To be eligible, students must be enrolled for the summer semester and provide letters from their colleges or universities stating that they are receiving academic credit for the internship. They must also provide the contact information for the professor or academic professional responsible for monitoring internships. Preferred candidates will have a demonstrated interest in online journalism, including previous internships on websites or daily papers. Writing and web production skills, entrepreneurial instincts, people skills, and, in the case of the Essex County blog, access to a car, would be pluses. Candidates need not be majoring in journalism or communications, provided they have this experience and the published or online clips, which should show range - breaking news, features and news analysis. To apply, students must submit a letter of interest along with a resume, two letters of recommendation from their professors, six newspaper and/or online clips, and a written statement outlining what they hope to learn from the internship. Location: Maplewood, Millburn and South Orange, NJ or Brooklyn, NY. Hours: Up to 20 hours a week; days flexible. Salary: Unpaid; must receive academic credit. Required for application: Application form, resume, two letters of recommendation, six published or posted clips, statement of goals. (A letter from the institution stating you are receiving academic credit will be required once interns are chosen.) Deadline for submission Friday, April 24 Internship start date: Week of June 1, 2009 Nancy Sharkey, Senior Editor - Recruiting 620 Eighth Avenue New York, N.Y. 10018 sharkey@nytimes.com

March 20 - Editorial Intern for Psychology Today. Psychology Today has an excellent opportunity for a few smart and talented editorial interns at our office in New York. We are a small staff, so you'll be a key member of the team. Duties include working closely with editors on story research and special projects, light clerical work, writing news stories for PT's Web site, web-related work including HTML and data loading, and proofing copy. Interns also pitch story ideas and write short articles for the magazine. Background in psychology not mandatory, but a plus. We're looking for interns who can write and have a real interest in human behavior. Must be able to juggle several tasks at once and work autonomously. Position runs June through August. Two or three days a week preferred. Position includes a small daily stipend. To apply, send resume, cover letter, and three clips to Matthew Hutson (News Editor) at matt@psychologytoday.com by April 1.

March 18 - Intern for CNBC. Intern, CNBC.com Editorial Some journalism experience, such as college Web site, newspaper or course of study, required. General understanding or interest in business news desired. Familiarity with online publishing and /or TV production a plus. Excellent writing and editing skills, with an attention to detail. Organization, initiative, time management, teamwork and collaboration are essential. Duties may include: - Assisting in coordination of daily coverage with CNBC writers, producers and editors. - Edit and build CNBC stories in Content Management System. Research and create additional material to enhance CNBC reports published on the site. Intern, CNBC.com Site Description CNBC website is looking for a talented intern who is passionate about media and the internet. The intern will be a liaison with business units such as Sales, Marketing, Public Relations as well as designers, producers, programmers and project managers. Experience in writing and/or editing ability to multi-task. Understanding of web standards, design and usability, and common web and application architectures. Knowledge of web content management, HTML, Flash a plus. - Assist in the development of business news Website - Help to develop ideas and new concepts for feature story-telling for the show site - Other duties and responsibilities as assigned Intern, CNBC.com Web Producer Description CNBC website is looking for a talented intern who is passionate about media and the internet. Interest in business world and financial news and passion for CNBC programming a plus. The intern will be a liaison with CNBC editorial and development team to produce high-quality, timely and innovative content. Understanding of web standards, design and usability, and common web and application architectures a plus. Duties may include assisting with: - Sweetening of .com news coverage by packaging meaning content and adding news stories, including video story links, slide shows, etc., - Helping to develop ideas and new concepts for feature story-telling for the show site - Other duties and responsibilities as assigned Please email me Tonya Alexander, Coordinator of CNBC.com Strategic Operations at tonya.alexander@nbcuni.com

March 18 - Summer Editorial Internship for Popular Mechanics Magazine . Popular Mechanics magazine is looking for a summer intern to work in our NYC office May to August. The internship offers great opportunities to get involved in several key aspects of magazine production. We're looking for someone with a positive, can-do attitude and a hands-on approach to learning and who can dedicate at least 2-3 days a week at the office. The intern will work in the magazine archives, correspond with readers, compile story research, factcheck, assist editors with special projects and handle a variety of everyday office tasks. There may also be writing opportunities. An interest in at least one of the topics we cover (science, technology, home, automotive, outdoors) is ideal. The internship is unpaid and you MUST be able to receive college credit. Please send your resume and clips to Magazineinternship@hearst.com.

March 18 - Editorial intern for Symphony magazine. Symphony magazine is seeking a current student or recent graduate for a three-month editorial internship at our offices in Manhattan. Interns are expected to work approximately 10 hours per week at a variety of tasks, to include fact-checking, photo and article research, proofreading, general office tasks, and writing. There is a small weekly stipend. Candidates should have writing and editing experience in a professional setting, be able to work independently and as part of a small team, and have knowledge of classical music and the performing arts. Symphony, the award-winning bimonthly magazine of the League of American Orchestras http://www.americanorchestras.org/utilities/symphony_magazine.html, covers issues critical to the orchestra community and communicates to the American public the value and importance of orchestras and the music they perform. Symphony publishes articles on compelling issues and trends relevant to the entire orchestra field. Our 20,000 readers are professional staff, musicians, and board members in the orchestra industry and related fields; orchestra patrons and volunteers; music critics and arts media professionals. Symphony's numerous awards include repeated ASCAP Deems Taylor Awards for outstanding coverage of music, as well as several "Ozzie" design awards. To apply for an internship, send a current resume and cover letter, along with two recent writing samples and the names of three references, to jmelick@americanorchestras.org, with the word "internship" in the subject line. Applications may also be sent to: Jennifer Melick Managing Editor Symphony magazine 33 West 60th Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10023

March 12 - Web Editorial Internship at Tikkun Magazine for Tikkun Magazine. Web editorial interns at Tikkun scour the blogosphere for posts to which they think Tikkun's daily site should respond. They will play a central role in finding and managing the content on the magazine's new multimedia blog site, which is currently under construction. To support our efforts to recruit a team of professional bloggers, Web editorial interns become intimately familiar with the world of spiritual and political journalists, academics, and bloggers. They spend many hours searching the Web for articles and videos about tikkun-ish topics to which our site should link. Those Web interns who are familiar enough with the magazine to have fully grasped its worldview and who demonstrate outstanding reporting and writing skills may eventually be invited to blog, as well. ** job is ideally set in Berkley, CA - but work from elsewhere could be discussed QUALIFICATIONS Candidates for this position must be familiar with Tikkun magazine and interested in its coverage of politics and spirituality. They must be Web-savvy blog readers with an interest in multimedia-storytelling and a familiarity with the conventions of online journalism. They must also have an obsessive attention to detail, a professional work ethic, and a willingness to study the Chicago Manual of Style and Tikkun's in-house style guide. Email a self-revealing cover letter, resume, and two writing samples to internships.tikkun@gmail.com. In your cover letter, describe your background in new media, blogging, online journalism, and editing. Please explain why you are capable of doing first-rate work for our website. If we are interested in your application, we will contact you and ask you to complete an additional assignment. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.

March 12 - Art Intern at Tikkun Magazine for Tikkun Magazine. Art interns at Tikkun engage deeply with the question of how to illustrate articles about politics, social change, and spirituality. They work on our national magazine and on our website, generating illustration ideas and conducting image research. They will play a central role in finding imagery for use on our new multimedia blog site, which is currently under construction. The site will feature regular photo essays and art galleries. In the art world these days, it is quite difficult to find images that are not only artistically strong but also have social content. We need images that critique the pretensions and cruelties of our materialistic and self-centered culture. We also need artwork about peace, spirituality, hope, and social transformation that is NOT sappy, corny, or part of a New Age aesthetic. Interns are encouraged to scour museums, galleries, artists' websites, and online image libraries to find these sorts of images. On the print side, the design process at Tikkun is a dynamic collaboration between the magazine's editors in Berkeley and the Design Action collective in Oakland. Art interns work on a part-time unpaid basis with the editors in Berkeley, where they develop relationships with freelance artists, obtain permission to reprint images, and brainstorm ways to illustrate the complex concepts often explored by articles in the magazine and on the magazine's website. Interns with strong art skills may also be encouraged to try their hand at creating original illustrations to be considered for publication in the magazine. QUALIFICATIONS: We prefer candidates with a background in illustration or graphic design but are willing to consider others with the appropriate expertise. Here is what we're looking for: * An understanding of the magazine's particular worldview. To illustrate the magazine effectively, you must first understand its raison d'etre. * Creativity and persistence. You must have the creativity to come with illustration concepts and the persistence to find images that we can obtain permission to use. * Self-motivation and organizational skills. You must be capable of putting out a call for art submissions and then compiling an in-house database of drawings and paintings connected to the main themes of the magazine. * Familiarity with preparing images for the Web and using Adobe Photoshop. * People skills help! Could you work with a college art professor to engage her students in grappling with the challenge of illustrating Tikkun? * Internship is ideally set in Berkley, CA - but work from elsewhere could be discussed To apply, send a cover letter explaining why you would like to take part in this internship program to internships.tikkun@gmail.com. Also send a resume and the names and phone numbers of at least two references whom we may contact. If we are interested in your application, we will contact you and ask you to complete an additional assignment. No phone calls please.

March 12 - Editorial Intern at Tikkun Magazine for Tikkun Magazine. Print editorial interns at Tikkun gain hands-on experience in magazine editing. At Tikkun —- unlike at many other national magazines, where interns often find themselves fetching coffee and making photocopies -- editorial interns play a central role in evaluating submissions and proofing each issue of the magazine. Editorial interns review every submission that comes in, bringing promising articles to the attention of the editorial staff. They also read articles from past issues of Tikkun and summarize these pieces in short "teasers" that are published as part of the magazine's online archive. This internship is very selective and has the potential to launch students into careers in magazine journalism. Editorial interns may have the opportunity to publish an article, but we make no guarantees—interns' submissions are subjected to the same strict standards as any other submissions to the magazine. Candidates for this position must be familiar with Tikkun magazine and interested in its coverage of politics and spirituality. They must be hawk-eyed proofreaders with an obsessive attention to detail, a professional work ethic, and a willingness to study the Chicago Manual of Style and Tikkun's in-house style guide. Internships are unpaid and last a minimum of 10-12 weeks. Interns are expected to work about 20 hours per week. ** job is ideally set in Berkley, CA - but work from elsewhere could be discussed Email a self-revealing cover letter, resume, and two writing samples to internships.tikkun@gmail.com. In your cover letter, describe your background in journalism and editing and explain why you are capable of doing first-rate work in this capacity. If we are interested in your application, we will contact you and ask you to complete an additional assignment. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.

March 11 - News Specials Intern for NBC Universal. NBC News internship opportunities give students real world experience and exposure to one of the world's leading media companies in the development and production of news. Internships are the perfect way to gain experience while learning what a career at NBC News might hold in store for you. As a company we highly value the chance to provide students with these amazing opportunities and consider the use of interns an important recruiting tool for our organization. It provides students with a platform to showcase and develop their many talents, skills, and experiences, and allows NBC Universal to identify high potential top talent for the many future career opportunities available at NBC Universal. In addition to the experience gained from the internship itself, we provide various sessions throughout the semester to further develop students professionally and expose them to our senior leadership. The NBC News Specials unit covers breaking news and live events, including long-term political stories. Interns work directly with producers to research stories, prepare graphics, coordinate logistics, and screen tapes. The Specials unit provides an ideal working environment for students who are self-motivated and comfortable working on projects independently. Strong problem-solving skills are also crucial for anyone applying for this internship. Because of the unpredictable and exciting nature of breaking news stories, this is a great opportunity for someone who likes to think on his or her feet and wants to work in a setting where each day is different. Computer skills are a plus. Please email Elizabeth Pearson-McLaughlin at Elizabeth.Pearson-McLaughlin@nbcuni.com ASAP with your availability, resume and cover letter. Interns will be interviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.

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February 26 - Intern/PA for Rain Media. We are looking for qualified interns to help with the production of an hour-long documentary for PBS FRONTLINE about the Bernard Madoff fraud. The intern's duties would include: - Finding archival footage. - Researching potential interview subjects and creating career chronologies. - Providing logistical support for organizing camera shoots. - Locating contact information such as addresses, e-mails, and telephone numbers of target interview subjects. - Various other administrative tasks around the office. Ideally the intern would have experience with broadcast journalism and have taken an investigative techniques class. Knowledge of business reporting would be a plus but is by no means required. We are looking for an intern who can come in twice a week. RAIN media is an independent documentary production company that produces for PBS FRONTLINE. Its programs have earned many prestigious awards, and have spanned the widest possible range of subject and technique. Please send a cover letter and resume to Aaron Ernst at aernst@rainmedia.net

February 25 - Web Intern for Washingtonian Magazine. Washingtonian.com is looking for a summer intern to work with its online team on all aspects of the website. This is an exciting opportunity to be on the cutting edge of the industry as the magazine grows and expands its online presence, develops new products, and engages with the region's online community. The ideal applicant would have an interest in both the technical side of a website and the editorial side of an online magazine. Bloggers are strongly encouraged to apply, and you must be comfortable in an all Mac OS X environment. Tasks and projects may include updating and adding content, selecting and pairing images, working on the events calendar, archiving, and long-term project development and execution, as well as writing for the website and the site's blogs, if interested. You will be working both with our online production director and our online editor. We would prefer a full-time intern but can usually accommodate a regular part-time schedule. This internship can be completed for college credit. To apply: Please send a cover letter, résumé, a list of your three favorite blogs with brief explanations as to why you enjoy them, and a reference to Catherine Andrews, Washingtonian.com's editorial director, at webinternships@washingtonian.com. Up to three writing samples (no more than 700 words each) will be accepted. PDF files are preferred. Please specify in the e-mail that you're applying for the summer internship. We will contact only those applicants we wish to interview.

February 20 - Intern for The Real Deal. The Real Deal, a 60,000-circulation real estate news magazine that provides an inside look at the big players and major deals in the New York City market, is seeking an intern to join our team this spring. The internship will provide real reporting experience, and will include research and writing. Monthly stipend provided. Hours are flexible, but interns are expected to work three hours a day at least three days per week. Applicants should send resume and clips to editor Stuart W. Elliott at jobs@therealdeal.com.

February 20 - EDITORIAL INTERN for CHIC TODAY. Fusing elements of pop style, distinct content and cutting-edge design, ChicToday.com is a unique digital entertainment platform. We are currently seeking motivated and talented individuals eager to acquire valuable journalistic experience within the realm of new media, providing participants with an opportunity to publish editorials within a revolutionary project which heavily values quality and professionalism. At present, Chic Today is offering several unpaid positions within its Internship Programme. An excellent command of written English is essential. Minimum GPA: 3.3 Please refer to http://media.chictoday.com/internship/ for application procedure details.

February 19 - Production Intern for Charlie Rose. Charlie Rose Show (PBS): Production Interns The Charlie Rose Show is currently hiring interns to assist in all aspects of its production needs. The internship is located in New York City and is unpaid. Receiving academic credit is optional. Our internship provides a unique and intimate opportunity to work closely with Charlie Rose and staff toward the shared goal of producing a program that is topical, thought-provoking, and compelling to a diverse television audience. Interns observe and work with our production team, producers, and researchers. Production Requirements: Hours are approximately: Monday-Friday, 5pm-10pm. You must be a junior or higher in college. Recent graduates are also accepted. You must be familiar with technical equipment (avid, beta decks, time codes, logging data, and using a teleprompter). You must be able to organize tapes, research and edit video footage, dub show tapes, edit sound bites for broadcasts, and pick up and deliver materials as needed around NYC. We are looking for a production background and familiarity with: Adobe Premier, Final Cut Pro, basic television production, and camera experience. BACKGROUND ON CHARLIE ROSE Charlie Rose and his guests define the global conversation. The program's round oak table and simple black backdrop provide an intimate atmosphere for intelligent conversation, attracting leaders from around the world including Barack Obama, Gordon Brown, Nicolas Sarkozy, Lula da Silva, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Recep Erdogan, Bashar al-Assad, Pervez Musharraf, Hosni Mubarak, Lee Kuan Yew and Manmohan Singh. Since 1991, Charlie Rose has done more in-depth hours with Nobel Laureates, and extraordinary men and women of science, politics, art, business, sports, technology, literature and entertainment than any other program in the world. These conversations have made Charlie Rose the cultural and intellectual custodian of our time, providing accessible profiles of the people who have influenced our world. To apply, please email a cover letter and resume to Aaron Clar at aclar1@bloomberg.net. An on-site interview will be required at our Manhattan-based office location.

February 19 - Bloggers for Big Think Media . Big Think, a new media website devoted to in-depth analysis of today's most important global issues, is actively seeking bloggers. The backbone of our content is interviews with luminaries such as Paul Krugman, Muhammad Yunus, Stephen Carter, George Soros, Richard Branson, Naomi Klein, Larry Summers, and hundreds of other experts, scholars and public intellectuals, in a variety of disciplines. We also post an engaging daily blog to keep our audience involved in our conversations and well as updated on vital news and research. Blogging works at Big Think as follows: Contributors should be well-read in their area(s) of interest. Our current themes are Global Society, Leadership, Innovation, Opportunity, and The Individual--which covers health, fitness, and medicine. Craft posts around current issues in the media, usually of global consequence. A variety of links to major (The New York Times) and niche publications (academic articles) is best. Linking to high-minded blogs is particularly encouraged. Of course, there is a certain amount of "content recycling" that goes into writing a blog, but we do try to step back and take a broader view at Big Think. Add your own perspective, but try to avoid overly editorializing. And our style is accessible, not overly brainy. You can link to video content at any point in your posts. Feel free to incorporate Big Think experts (http://new.bigthink.com/experts) or any relevant video content in the public domain. Bloggers are unpaid, but Big Think bloggers receive the benefit of heavy promotion, and with time, the ability to interact directly with the world's leading thinkers. Please contact me with a brief description of your writing experience and a sample post crafted for the site. Do consider the following posts as you conceive your submissions: http://bigthink.com/blog_entries/169-America-s-Post-consumer-Culture- http://bigthink.com/blog_entries/176-The-New-Latin-American-Paradigm Contact: Zachary Shtogren zachary@bigthink.com

February 10 - Summer Intern for Marie Claire. Marie Claire is looking for a detail-oriented editorial intern to work with our features staff full-time during the summer – from May until August. We're looking for someone dependable, who knows their way around Lexis-Nexis and can multi-task and prioritize like a pro. This is a chance to work closely with our editors to do research, transcribe interviews, find stats, and on a whole, assist in the making of the culture, news, and features sections. Magazine internship and/or college newspaper experience a plus. Please submit cover letter in the body of your email. Include resume and three clips as attachments, and label the subject line "MC Features Intern." Send to Eileen Conlan, econlan@hearst.com. MUST be able to receive college credit for this internship.

February 10 - Editorial Intern for Whitewall Magazine. Whitewall Magazine, a high-end publication about contemporary art and luxury lifestyle, is looking for a spring Editorial Intern to begin immediately and continue through May. This is a great opportunity to work, write, and gain first-hand experience with niche media ventures (both print media and web). Responsibilities will include: • Directly assisting the Managing Editor • Story and photo research • Transcribing interviews • Fact checking • Writing content for Whitewall's website Candidates should have previous internship experience, previous experience transcribing interviews from tape and digital recorders, an interest in contemporary art and luxury goods, and strong story and photo research skills. Candidates must be available for 16-20 hours a week. To apply, please send a brief cover letter, explaining your qualifications, resume and clips to katy@whitewallmag.com.

February 06 - Internship for AOL/Television.aol.com. TV fans, we want to hear from you. One of top TV content destinations on the Web, Television.aol.com, is seeking an unpaid intern, whose duties will include publishing features, researching, writing and data entry. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience in the entertainment field and learn web publishing skills. Requirements: - Current student majoring in English, Journalism, Communications, Media Studies or similar concentration - Passion for television, pop culture and celebrity news - Basic ability with HTML and Photoshop a plus - Must receive college credit for this internship Send a resume and cover letter to: Mark Lausten Sr. Recruiter - Business mllausten@aol.com

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January 27 - Part-Time Intern for TLC's show "Moving Up" for BBC Productions USA . Looking for eager, committed interns to help out at one of New York City's premier production companies! Position: P/T intern - 2-3 days/week - 3 month commitment "Moving Up" is hosted by Trading Spaces star Doug Wilson and follows families through the process and moving and redecorating their new homes. For more information on the show, please visit: http://tlc.discovery.com/fansites/movingup/movingup.html Company description: BBC Productions USA creates hit shows such as TLC's What Not to Wear and Real Estate Road Test. This internship is perfect for anyone interested in unscripted television who wants to be part of the process from the ground up. Previous experience shooting or editing video and an educational background in film, media, journalism or public relations is helpful but not essential. Intern Duties May Include: • Assistance in production: helping with camera & lighting equipment, crew support, meals, etc. • Assisting casting producers: outreach via phone and email and doing original research, etc. • Assistance in post production: editing, logging, etc. • Assisting host: wardrobe, meals, etc. • General office support: data entry, photocopies, running errands, etc. About the program: • Interns are hired on a rolling basis. Current internship positions are available immediately. • Length of internship is 3 months, with an opportunity to extend the internship, if desired. • The internship is unpaid but a weekly Metrocard is provided. Candidates should send an email explaining why you are seeking and qualified for the position, along with a resumé attached as a PDF or RTF document to: MovingUpIntern@gmail.com

January 26 - editorial intern for TV Guide Magazine. Interns will work with the news department, covering events, interviewing TV celebrities and industry leaders, pitching stories and writing items for the magazine and online. They will work with the research department, fact checking articles and maintaining internal databases. Interns will also have a chance to edit and oversee a page of the magazine. Interns must commit to at least 12 hours a week for three months. We will need someone on Fridays and at least one other day that works with the intern's schedule. Applicants must be self-starters with strong writing and reporting skills. An interest in television and entertainment journalism is a must. Please send cover letter, resume and clips to Rebecca.paley@tvguide.com (please title the subject heading of the email: TV Guide Internship)

January 20 - Video Journalist Intern for The Black Star News. Type: The Black Star News is an investigative weekly newspaper (circ. 50,000) with an expanding online presence that now has 600,000 monthly unique visitors. We specialize in news that affects the African-American and African Diaspora. We are looking for a: video journalist intern who would produce their own video pieces as well as execute and edit stories assigned to them. The footage would be posted online at www.blackstarnews.com. The internship requires knowledge of Final Cut Express or imovies editing software, and familiarity with Mac as well as PC. We use FTP to upload data, usually in flash format. The intern should be familiar with FTP process and similar terminology. The VJ should also know how to operate and have access to camera, light and sound equipment, as we cannot guarantee usage of BSN in-house equipment. The internship also has some administrative components, such as maintaining correspondence with readers and fact checking/editing written submissions. We hope to be able to provide a dynamic news environment and look forward to applications from candidates who are willing to work in the offices of a small but thriving publication. The internship is unpaid but lunch is on us. Time commitment: 2 days a week from mid February to mid May Please send a resume, and a max 250-word introduction of yourself with an example of a story you would like to pursue to neanda@blackstarnews.com Contact: Neanda Salvaterra Web Editor Deadline: Feb. 10

January 20 - editorial intern for Beauty Launchpad. Spring Intern Needed! Award-winning Beauty Launchpad magazine seeks a hard-working, motivated and slightly beauty obsessed journalism major to assist the Fashion & Beauty Editor with administrative tasks (all necessary filing, organization of beauty closet, control and cataloging of incoming and out-going products, etc). Intern will also receive numerous opportunities for writing with bylines based on ability. Must be passionate about all aspects of beauty and fashion. This is a non-paid internship, requiring a minimum of 15 hours a week, no more than 20, and at least three days in the office. Please include a cover letter stating why you want to work in magazines and how this internship will help, resume and two published writing clips (if you are unpublished, please submit two journalism assignments for college).

January 20 - Editorial Intern for Trade Publishing Group. Duties include transcribing, research, fact-checking, writing short news items and assorted clerical tasks. This is a fantastic opportunity for aspiring journalists seeking hands-on magazine and online experience. Applicants should possess strong writing and research skills, ideally have some experience transcribing and fact checking, and should have an interest in TV and international cultures. We are offering a stipend of $200 a month. We will require you to be in our Manhattan offices for 10 to 12 hours a week. Please send your resume and a cover letter to Mansha Daswani, the executive editor, at mdaswani@worldscreen.com.

January 20 - Editorial Intern for Beverage World magazine. Beverage World magazine, a monthly trade publication with global distribution that covers the beverage marketplace, is looking for an editorial intern. The ideal intern will be self-motivated, dedicated, detail oriented and have strong writing and communication skills. Responsibilities will primarily include writing and researching feature articles and news items for the front of book and beverageworld.com. The intern also will have opportunities to attend industry events and press conferences. This is an excellent opportunity for an aspiring journalist to get hands-on magazine experience, earn bylined articles and learn about a fun and exciting industry. Candidates should be 21 years of age or older and will be required to work 12 hours a week in our Manhattan office. School credit optional. Please send cover letter, resume and 2-3 clips to Jennifer Cirillo, associate editor, at jcirillo@beverageworld.com

January 20 - Summer Editorial Interns for Us Weekly . Us Weekly is currently looking for well-qualified students to intern in the editorial department of Us Weekly magazine during the Summer 2009 season. Interns must be highly-motivated, organized, upbeat and responsible individuals with an interest in celebrity news and pop culture. Interns need to understand that they may have to work at least 2 full days (longer hours) as we work to meet deadlines to close the issue. Some duties that will be expected of interns include: transcribing taped interviews, conducting man-on-the street polls, using Lexis Nexis and other search engines to find celebrity quotes and other related research, performing regular office duties, red-carpet interviewing, taking notes on daily talk shows and, yes, occasionally getting coffee. Internship is unpaid but priceless in terms of experience value. Receiving school credit is optional. Resumes and cover letters can be sent to Cinya Burton: usweeklyinterns@yahoo.com

January 16 - Editorial intern for TIME Asia magazine. Description: The Hong Kong headquarters of TIME's Asian edition offers three-month internships throughout the year. Interns will see how TIME Asia's editorial, design, and photo departments work together to produce Asia's premier news magazine. Magazine interns are responsible for researching cover specials and graphics, fact-checking stories, and helping out with Time.com. Web interns work with the Time.com content management tool on a daily basis to produce and develop ideas for the site's Asia and U.S. content. Both magazine and web interns will also have opportunities to report and write short arts and travel pieces for the magazine as well as stories for our Web site. Past interns have also produced multimedia features for the Web. Compensation: Interns receive a small stipend. Magazine will help intern apply for temporary work permit. Requirements: Undergraduate degree or senior standing in a journalism program by the start of the internship. Demonstrated interest in Asia or fluency in an Asian language is preferred. Application: Interested candidates should send a cover letter, CV and recently published clips to internprogram@timeasia.com.

January 13 - Interactive Internship for Niche Media. Niche Media is the country's preeminent regional magazine group catering to high-end luxury markets through 19 distinct publications including BOSTON COMMON, CAPITOL FILE, GOTHAM, HAMPTONS, OCEAN DRIVE, PHILADELPHIA STYLE and VEGAS. Niche Media taps into exceptional markets and creates city-specific magazines catering to readers by offering the best in fashion, food, celebrity, culture, society, style, philanthropy, and personality-driven stories. An exciting opportunity to become an intern in Niche Media's Interactive division is currently available. The interactive intern will be an integral part of our team in assisting with site updates, email marketing campaigns, design projects and more. Interns will gain tremendous experience in web design, production and content management. The ideal candidate must be a detail-oriented self-starter with office experience. Duties will include; creating original content for interactive guides, blogs and articles as well as designing new pages and features. - Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite required - Knowledge of Photoshop - basic image editing skills such as cropping and resizing - Familiarity with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and/or Flash - Interest in the luxury market and current internet trends - Basic understanding of search engine optimization - Diligence, organization and tremendous attention to detail - Strong verbal and written communication skills This internship is paid - $8 an hour. Please forward resume to: Ntianu Eastmond-Visani Senior Manager, Content Development ntianue@nichemediallc.com

January 13 - Intern for Worldscreen. New York-based trade magazine covering the international business of television and new media seeks an editorial intern. We publish a range of business-to-business magazines, daily and weekly online newsletters and regular video reports about the latest trends in international TV and web content. Duties include transcribing, research, fact-checking, writing short news items and assorted clerical tasks. This is a fantastic opportunity for aspiring journalists seeking hands-on magazine and online experience. Applicants should possess strong writing and research skills, ideally have some experience transcribing and fact checking, and should have an interest in TV and international cultures. We are offering a stipend of $200 a month. We will require you to be in our Manhattan offices for 10 to 12 hours a week. Please send your resume and a cover letter to mdaswani@worldscreen.com.

January 09 - Intern (summer 2009) for The American Lawyer magazine (Incisive Media). During their 10-12 week summer internship, interns work on both magazine and website. Their responsibilities include reporting and writing short news articles as well as doing factchecking and other research. The pay is $400/week. We look for candidates with experience in hard news reporting and a strong interest in business journalism. A demonstrated interest in legal issues and/or law firms is a plus. Online and in print, The American Lawyer covers law and law firms, focusing on the nation's 200 largest firms. American Lawyer's coverage of litigation, pro bono, international arbitration, and legal business has won numerous Neal and American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) awards in recent years. Please send resume, clips, and cover letter to Emily Barker, The American Lawyer, Incisive Media, 120 Broadway, 5th floor, New York, NY 10271 or emily.barker@incisivemedia.com.

January 09 - Show Intern for In Session (Formerly Court TV) Trial Coverage. The ideal candidate for show intern should be outgoing and have a pleasant demeanor. It is essential that qualified candidates are well-mannered, well-groomed, well-organized, detail-oriented, energetic, enthusiastic, flexible, and have excellent phone manners and interpersonal skills. Show interns specifically may have the opportunity to learn and observe a number of functions within the department, such as the preparation for the three daily live broadcasts with anchors Lisa Bloom, Jami Floyd, Jack Ford and Ashleigh Banfield. Interns will also be able to gain knowledge of organizational tasks associated with show production such as the distribution of scripts and rundowns, and understanding how a host's daily notebook of show elements is organized. In addition the intern will gain a broad knowledge of what administrative tasks go into show development and production. Spring Internships are UNPAID, require academic credit and are structured to last approximately 12 weeks. Computer Skills required: MS office suite, iNews, Lexis-Nexis, Internet Application Instructions: apply at www.turnerjobs.com, requisition#109741BR. Resume, Cover Letter and a College Reference is required. Students must receive academic credit. Resume, Cover Letter and a College Reference is required. Students should have a strong academic record (3.0 strongly preferred) and good character. Students must have completed their sophomore year in college prior to the start of the internship. In addition, students may not have graduated college or graduate school prior to the start of the internship (i.e. students must still be enrolled in school during the time of the internship). All NY Interns are required to receive academic credit for Spring internships. This is verified with a letter written by an academic advisor. Note to International Students: All international students will be required to provide documentation of proper visa paperwork prior to your arrival if accepted to the program. Only J1 or F1 visas will be accepted. Due to the high volume of candidates for Turner's Internship Program, interested students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

January 06 - Intern for Quizfest. The entertainment magazine for teen and tween girls is looking for an editorial intern for the SPRING semester, one to two days a week beginning in late January. Interest in celebrities, music and pop culture is a must. (Love of magazine quizzes is a plus.) It's a small staff and a fun, laid-back environment, so there will be plenty of chances to pitch ideas and write stories. Duties will also include some administrative work (filing, transcribing interviews) and story research. The internship is flexible and does not need to be for school credit. QuizFest is located in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, just a short subway and bus ride away from Manhattan. Interested candidates should e-mail resumes to Marie Morasco, assistant editor, at mmorasco@bauerpublishing.com.

January 06 - Intern for NEw York Community Media Alliance. We are currently offering a 12 to 24-week editorial internship program designed for college students who are aspiring to pursue a career in ethnic news media. Ideal candidates will be self-starters and detail oriented, with great multitasking and organizational skills with particular interest in ethnic journalism / reporting. Research, organize and pitch news articles from a variety of ethnic and community newspapers for inclusion in Voices That Must Be Heard, a weekly selection in new media format of translated ethnic news stories. Proofread and edit translated articles for Voices. Assist Communications Director to organize press conferences and editorial / business workshops and head up special projects when necessary. Perform light administrative tasks. Please email all inquiries, resumes and cover letters to nycomm@indypressny.org. Ka Chan Communications Director

January 06 - CBS News.com Editorial Intern - Spring 2009 for CBS Interactive . About CBS Interactive CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the best online content network for information and entertainment. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CNET, CBS.com, CBSSports.com, GameSpot, TV.com, BNET, and Last.fm span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news, and business. With more than 150 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 web property globally. Job Description CBSNews.com's political unit is looking for interns based in New York for the spring semester. We're based in New York and work closely with the broadcast team, and feature blogs and original content on the site. With Barack Obama taking office on January 20th, it is a very exciting time to become a part of our team. Tasks will include putting stories on our Web site, doing research, and generally helping us cover the new administration. We're looking for students who can come in for a large chunk of the day, perhaps two days a week. Please include a cover letter with your resume explaining your interest in the position. Applicants must be enrolled in college during the internship and have a 3.0 or above GPA. To apply please e-mail your resume and any supporting materails to elisabeth.schwarte@cbs.com

January 05 - Internship for Billboard en Español. Billboard en Español, the recently launched Spanish-language on-line music publication (www.BillboardenEspanol.com), is seeking an intern. We are looking for a student with strong writing skills, native fluency in Spanish, a love of Latin music genres and the ability to spot trends to write CD and live reviews and blog entries, interview artists, research and compile information for features, and assist with all aspects of content management of the website. The intern will be work with our team on future content planning and development for Billboard en Español, the Spanish-language "sister" site of the music industry's most prestigious publication. Ability to obtain course credit is required. This internship is unpaid Hours are flexible. apply, please send a resume and three writing samples in Spanish to Managing Editor Judy Cantor-Navas at judy.cantor-navas@billboard.com Please send a resume and three writing samples in Spanish to Managing Editor Judy Cantor-Navas at judy.cantor-navas@billboard.com

January 05 - Editorial Internship for Redbook Magazines. REDBOOK is looking for an editorial intern for the spring semester. Must be hard-working, enthusiastic and highly organized. Duties include: assisting with sweepstakes and giveaways, conducting research and pitching ideas, as well as administrative tasks. Must be able to work two days a week and receive college credit. Please e-mail resumes to magazineinternship@hearst.com

January 05 - Editorial Intern for Art on Paper Magazine. Art on Paper is an international contemporary art magazine that focuses on paper-based media, including limited-edition prints, drawings, photographs, books, and ephemera. Published bi-monthly, Art on Paper is available via subscriptions worldwide or at bookstores throughout North America and Western Europe. Art on Paper is currently seeking spring editorial interns to assist with a variety of activities. This is an excellent opportunity to participate in the day-to-day operations of the editorial department of a contemporary arts magazine and to learn about the editorial production cycle of an issue from start to finish. Editorial interns will: -Assist with editorial research and writer research -Assist with image and caption collection -Assist with fact checking -Organize press releases and update exhibition calendar -Make image requests, traffic images, ensure all images are received for edit deadlines -Provide general administrative support for the editorial department The ideal applicant is knowledgeable about and engaged with the contemporary art world. Candidates should be highly motivated and able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. Competence with Macintosh operating systems, Photoshop, Microsoft Office (including Excel) strongly preferred. Experience with editorial research, fact checking, image acquisition and trafficking, and/or basic proofreading desired, but not required. Time Commitment: Interns are expected to commit 1 to 2 full days per week from 10 am to 6 pm for a 3-4 month period (approx. early/mid Jan through early May). Strong preference for candidates who are able to commit 2 full days per week. Compensation: unpaid, college credit possible Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter via email to rebecca@dartepub.com -Please put EDITORIAL INTERN in the subject line of your email -Please include cover letter and resume in the body of you email (no attachments) -No phone calls, please.

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