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

Received in May:

May 16 - intern for New York Sun. The New York Sun is looking for unpaid summer business interns. Please send a resume and clips to Julie Satow, Business Editor, at jsatow@nysun.com. No phone calls please.

May 14 - Contributing Food Writer for The Jew & The Carrot. Passionate about Food and Writing? The Jew & The Carrot: Hazon's blog on Jews, food, and contemporary life is seeking talented volunteer writers to contribute to our award-winning blog. Launched in 2006, The Jew & The Carrot (www.jcarrot.org) is the epicenter of Jews and food on the web. It brings together Jewish tradition with contemporary issues like sustainable agriculture, organic eating, nutrition, food politics, and healthy, delicious cooking. The Jew & The Carrot is looking for volunteer contributors who want to share their ideas and opinions about food with more than 13,000 dedicated readers every month (and growing!). Write from anywhere! Build up great clips and make your mark on the emerging New Jewish Food Movement by joining this amazing online community. More details and apply: http://jcarrot.org/join-our-contributors/ Please read through the details on the website before applying: http://jcarrot.org/join-our-contributors/ To apply: send the following information to Leah Koenig, editor, at jcarrot.org: 1. A short cover letter explaining your writing experience and your background with the food and/or Jewish worlds. Please also indicate which topic or two you are most interested in and qualified to cover and why. 2. One writing sample 3. Three story ideas you would write for The Jew & The Carrot 4. Contact information: email, address, and phone

May 14 - Editorial Assistant for Natural Solutions magazine . Natural Solutions, a national health magazine formerly known as Alternative Medicine, is seeking bright, hard-working journalism or English students for summer and fall internships. If you're interested in holistic healing, organic food, natural beauty, or mind-body exercise, this is a chance to write about these topics for a leading newsstand magazine with a circulation of 225,000. This internship is a great opportunity to work closely with an experienced editorial staff in a fun environment, as well as a strong addition to your resume since interns are listed on the masthead as editorial assistants. And you can spend the summer in beautiful Boulder, Colorado. You must be detail-oriented and have proven writing ability. Responsibilities include article research, fact-checking, writing articles, and story planning. We will fulfill any school requirements for course credit. Send resume, cover letter, and writing samples to: Lauren Piscopo, Managing Editor, lauren@naturalsolutionsmag.com, fax 303.440.7446, or mail to 2995 Wilderness Place, Suite 205, Boulder, CO 80301.

May 14 - Intern for Commercial Property News/The Nielsen Co.. Commercial Property News, part of The Nielsen Co., is seeking an editorial intern seeking a true journalism experience. We provide a variety of reporting and writing experiences, including news, trend stories and personal profiles, in print and online, with frequencies ranging from daily to monthly. But our growth orientation provides a learning experience that extends beyond reporting and writing—to planning, decisionmaking and development relating to the evolution of our print, online and conference products, all important to today's communications business. Ability to obtain course credit is required. Internship is unpaid. Full time preferred but hours are flexible. To apply, please email editor-in-chief Suzann Silverman at suzann.silverman@nielsen.com.

May 05 - Publication and Editorial Intern for Batanga Publications . Batanga Publications (Batanga Latin Music magazine and Latino University magazine) is seeking interns to join our editorial team in New York City for the summer of 2008. We are seeking rising sophomores, juniors and seniors majoring in Journalism, English or Communications. Must have strong interpersonal communication, familiarity and interest in entertainment and news trends, organized, strong writing skills, creative, critical thinker with an intimate knowledge of, and passion for, Latino culture. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred, but not required. Duties may include but are not limited to: • Fact check articles for accuracy • Conduct research on relevant news, trends, cultural events for potential articles • Transcribe interviews, notes and relevant research for inclusion in articles • Secure images and products for various departments • Potential writing and editing assignments • Light administrative duties (faxing, filing, managing databases, etc.) There is an opportunity to shadow editors during interviews and meetings, attend and report on events (concerts, conferences, etc), and attend and make creative contributions to weekly team and department meetings. This is a non-paid internship that can be completed for either academic credit or a small stipend at the completion of the program. For consideration please send a cover letter, resume and a minimum of two (2) published pieces of writing or a minimum of two (2) writing samples that best convey your style of writing. All materials should be sent to the attention of Jessica Rodriguez, Editorial Director: jessicarodriguez@batanga.com or fax to (212) 792-5839.

May 05 - Contributing Writer for Information for Families. Writer needed for a 20-year-old monthly bilingual publication for homeless and relocated families in New York City. Circulation 15,000, sent in bulk shipments to over a hundred family shelters and agencies serving homeless and relocated families. Purpose of the publication, which includes both fact pieces and feature stories, is to help and encourage families in our shelter system to find the resources, services, and help of all sorts they need to put their lives in order. This is an opportunity to report and write by-lined stories of a wide variety from personality profiles to investigative pieces on issues affecting our readers including both the families and the professionals in the field. Estimated commitment of time: two to four days a month, flexible schedule. Work directly with publisher/editor who is an experienceD journalist and Stanford University School of Journalism graduate. Though the job is unpaid, we will reimburse expenses such as transportation. Please call or fax resume and letter to (212) 645-6940 or mail to Information for Families, Inc., 332 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10014-2980 Contact: Joan McAllister, publisher/editor

May 05 - Urban Omnibus Summer Intern for Urban Omnibus/The Architectural League of New York. UrbanOmnibus.net is an experimental, multimedia project that spotlights critical analysis, local expertise and innovative interventions in the built environment of New York City. This new initiative of the Architectural League – one of America's premier forums for the presentation and discussion of creative and intellectual work in architecture and urbanism – will commission, gather, and deliver the insights of journalists, architects, planners, designers, artists, activists, scholars and citizens, to increase understanding of the city we have and encourage ideas that can lead to a more sustainable, more inclusive, more beautiful, and even more stimulating city that could be. Urban Omnibus is currently seeking summer interns to be its eyes on the street, filing story ideas about architecture, infrastructure and environment and helping to produce interactive media about New York City and its ongoing urban development. Working for Urban Omnibus is a great opportunity to acquire wide-ranging experience in journalism, new media, audio/video production, architecture and urbanism as well as exposure to curatorial, editorial and non-profit management. Interns will be responsible for working with staff members on a wide variety of projects including: • Researching new ideas for text, audio, video, mashup and mobile spatial annotation projects • Assisting on program development, special events and administrative duties • Liaising with and maintaining database of contributors Ideally, the intern should possess: • Excellent attention to detail • Familiarity with web 2.0 and multimedia production • Comfort with cold-calling, door-to-door, on-the ground fieldwork as well as print and online research • Interest in architecture, urbanism, not-for-profit arts management, New York City • Ability to handle a variety of administrative responsibilities, and to work independently and creatively • Excellent organizational, interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills • Computer proficiency in Microsoft office (Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint) • Additional helpful skills: HTML, HXTML or Flash, Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Final Cut Pro and video editing software • A laptop would be helpful, but not required Dates: June, July and / or August (no fewer than six continuous weeks) Hours: at least 16 hours/2 days per week Interns will be paid a modest stipend depending on hours worked Please send resume and cover letter to: shepard@archleague.org Cassim Shepard Director, Urban Omnibus The Architectural League of New York 457 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022

Received in April:

April 28 - Contributing writers for Web100.com. Web100.com, a leading spot for website reviews, is looking for contributing writers (unpaid) to assist in our expansion. We offer the chance to write fun, engaging, and useful reviews of websites and gain valuable experience and writing samples. We prize pithy, insightful reviews, and we will provide guidance to help you develop as a writer. You will have flexible, part-time hours; be credited at the site as a contributing writer; and, if you excel in the position, will have a great recommendation. The hours are completely flexible and you can work at home, the library, a cafe, or wherever you like. Please submit one or more of the following: 2-3 clips (URLs OK); your blog's URL; a 75-word review of a website, based on those at Web100.com (please choose a media or entertainment site). A resume is appreciated, though not completely necessary; an informal or witty profile of yourself is OK, too. Submit to Allan Hoffman at alh@allanhoffman.com with NYU contributing writer in the subject line.

April 28 - Intern for Guanabee Media. Guanabee Media, publisher of "Blogs for the Latino in You", is looking for an intern for its web properties Guanabee.com and Machochip.com - both aimed at young hip Latinos in the U.S. If you are interested in New Media and posses a sensitivity for Latino interests, this job is perfect for you. In this position you will be responsible for researching, writing, and marketing stories. Experience using blog publishing tools, such as Typepad, a plus. If this description sparks your interest, write a paragraph about yourself and a paragraph about your suitability for the job, you may also include links to articles or blogs you've written, to daniel@guanabee.com

April 28 - Intern for New York Family. New York Family Magazine is presently recruiting interns for late spring/summer months. 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. (Note: Our Style Director is also looking for interns interested in fashion, marketing, shopping, and writing.) New York Family is a glossy well-written monthly, distributed to city parents. From education to health and fitness to real estate to green values, if the topic is of interest or concern to parents then chances are we write about it. We've had much success with NYU interns, and welcome their applications. In fact, our Executive Editor got her Master's there. But more generally, we're interested in people with the right combination of talent, interest, and commitment: the ideal candidate would probably be someone who one one day hopes to be the editor of an upscale lifestyle magazine like Real Simple or More. We expect about 2 days a week, but there's flexibility around how to fulfill that. We also pay a modest monthly stipend. # Interested candidates should send a resume, a few writing samples, and an explanatory cover letter. Email is best. Snail mail is okay too. But no phone calls, please. Email materials to Eric Messinger at emessinger@manhattanmedia.com or mail to Eric Messinger, Editor, New York Family, 79 Madison Avenue, 16th floor, New York, N.Y. 10016 #

April 28 - Researcher/Associate Producer Internship for The Laura Flanders Show (Free Speech TV). The Laura Flanders show is looking for interns interested in hands on experience in broadcast television and web production to assist talent, director and producers in all aspects of the production process. Responsibilities will include generating story ideas as well as providing back-up research and supporting documentation for roundtable discussions, interviews and field segments. In addition to strong print and web-based research skills, applicants should have good news judgement, a working knowledge of grassroots, activist, national and international institutions and organizations; and be comfortable gathering information from the field via phone. Strong writing, fact-checking, visual, verbal and computer skills required. Previous production experience a plus but not essential. Starts immediately. Women and minorities encouraged to apply. Email a cover letter and resume to Helen Demeranville, Executive Producer, at hdalabama@aol.com.

April 28 - Intern/Research Assistant- Fluent in Korean for Nameless Films. Start: April 21, 2008 / END: August 1, 2008 RESILIENCE is an independent documentary film, in production, about international adoption from South Korea -- the first to tell the personal stories of Korea's birth mothers. The film will be distributed worldwide and broadcast on television in the U.S. and South Korea. Description of Duties We are looking for a highly motivated intern/researcher fluent in Korean who will assist the film's New York-based Associate Producer with finding archival Korean news, videos, films, and photos to be used in the documentary. Responsibilities include locating appropriate research sources and organizations in the U.S. and Korea; searching web databases, contacting and corresponding with archive libraries as well as Korean broadcasting stations, newspapers, and media organizations to obtain materials. Media needed are Korean news and video footage, press clippings, films and photos of South Korea related to issues dealing with Korean overseas adoption and single mothers between the 1950's to present. Translation and transcribing of film transcripts may also be needed. This is an unpaid position. If significant funding is secured, deferred payment may be available. Academic credit may be possible for college students. Intern/researcher will work from home and make his/her own schedule. We are asking for a minimum of 15hrs/week. Computer and internet access is a must. We will provide an international calling card for phone calls. Accountability The Associate Producer will direct the research criteria and meet with the intern/researcher at least once a week. The intern/researcher will be expected to provide weekly reports and participate in online conference calls with the Korea-based director and other production crew. Requirements *Complete fluency in Korean and conversational English is required. College junior/senior or recent undergraduates welcome. Only serious and committed candidates need apply. Film production experience is not required but research background and interest in documentary filmmaking is preferred. Opportunity Intern will gain invaluable hands-on understanding of independent filmmaking and be a part of a global collective of experienced filmmakers in the U.S., South Korea, Japan, China, and Europe. RESILIENCE is produced by Nameless Films. Interested candidates please email a cover letter and resume either pasted in body of email or attached as a pdf doc to resilience06@gmail.com - Attn: Jessica Windt, Associate Producer

April 28 - Blogger for The Daily Mocha. Bloggers wanted for posts at TheDailyMocha.com (a new daily blog that is part of the Essence Ad Network). The blog is geared toward issues of importance to the young African-American community. Requirements: Must be able to post weekly (posts are edited;nonpaid). The Perks: Published clips; leverage in applying for other blogger/writing opportunities; exposure and membership in a defined community For immediate consideration, please send an email to Chi Okasi at jobs@thedailymocha.com, along with 2 brief blog posts.

April 28 - Associate Web Editor for GO Magazine. Qualifications: An interest in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues Exceptional attention to detail, ability to follow directions Computer skills including HTML, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Quark Graphic design abilities a plus Desire to be an integral part of a small staff with big goals Job Description: GO Magazine Associate Web Editors contribute in all aspects of loading editorial content to the website (www.gomag.com). This includes prepping digital files of the magazine for timely online publication each month, designing small graphics, updating listings when needed, and contacting and networking with our national bloggers. Associate Web Editors will be given the title of Associate Web Editor on the masthead. Contact: Dulci Pitagora Managing Editor editor@gomag.com www.gomag.com To apply, email editor@gomag.com, with the internship title in the subject line. Include a resume, cover letter and writing/art samples, where applicable.

April 28 - Assistant Photo Editor for GO Magazine. Qualifications: An interest in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues Computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and knowledge of Internet navigation (knowledge of Quark and/or Photoshop is a plus) Knowledge of current events Outgoing manner; not phone-shy An appreciation of photography and an artistic eye are a plus Creativity and ability to problem-solve under pressure a must Job Description: GO Magazine is looking for an editorial photography intern to assist the Managing Editor with photo research and gathering of print-quality photos for publication to enhance the articles of the magazine, through a number of sources, which may include newswires, stock-image companies, PR firms, tourism boards, or organizing shoots with our bank of photographers. The intern will also be responsible for the management of photo credit information and the organization of photo files, and will write witty and comprehensive captions. Responsibilities may include taking editorial photos. ***Late nights and long hours are expected during magazine production dates at the end of each month. Assistance at all GO Magazine special events or Pride events is also expected. Assistant Photo Editors will be given the title of Assistant Photo Editor on the masthead. Contact: Dulci Pitagora Managing Editor editor@gomag.com www.gomag.com To apply, email editor@gomag.com, with the internship title in the subject line. Include a resume, cover letter and writing/art samples, where applicable.

April 28 - Design Associate for GO Magazine. Qualifications: An interest in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues Exceptional attention to detail, ability to follow directions Outstanding computer skills including Photoshop and QuarkXPress Layout and graphic design experience Desire to be an integral part of a small staff with big goals Job Description: GO Magazine is seeking a design intern who will work out ad design and editorial layout. Design Associates will be given the title of Design Associate in the masthead. Contact: Dulci Pitagora Managing Editor editor@gomag.com www.gomag.com To apply, email editor@gomag.com, with the internship title in the subject line. Include a resume, cover letter and writing/art samples, where applicable.

April 28 - Associate Editor for GO Magazine. Qualifications: Excellent English, writing and communication skills An interest in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues Computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and knowledge of Internet navigation (knowledge of Quark and/or Photoshop is a plus) Knowledge of current events Desire to be an integral part of a small staff with big goals Description: GO Magazine Associate Editors will assist in all aspects of composing editorial content of the magazine. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Assisting the managing editor with daily tasks Fact-checking feature articles Proofreading copy Coordinating pool of freelance writers Drafting correspondence Some light clerical duties, such as answering the phone and directing calls, filing, office management and running occasional errands. Attending and assisting with the production of all GO Magazine/Pride special events ***Late nights and long hours are expected during magazine production dates at the end of each month. Associate Editors will be given the title of Associate Editor on the masthead. For the right intern, this is a stepping stone toward becoming an on-going contributor. Contact: Dulci Pitagora Managing Editor editor@gomag.com www.gomag.com To apply, email editor@gomag.com, with the internship title in the subject line. Include a resume, cover letter and writing/art samples, where applicable.

April 28 - SUMMER INTERN (UNPAID) for SoHo Publishing Co.. Are you a crafty girl or guy? New York-based publisher of knitting and crochet magazines is looking for college-age interns to assist the editorial and fashion styling departments of our five magazines. Editorial duties include administrative support, photo archiving, proofreading, reporting, fact checking, researching and some writing. Fashionistas will assist at photo shoots and act as assistant to staff stylist. Talented knitters and crocheters will assist yarn editor and technical staff with samplemaking. Knowledge of and genuine interest in knitting and crochet worlds a giant plus. Please indicate area of interest in your cover letter. Multiple positions available; internships are unpaid. E-mail cover letter and resume to Leslie Barber, Managing Editor: leslie@sohopublishingco.com. Please type "SUMMER INTERN" in the subject line. No phone calls or drop-ins. Please reply no later than May 15. Qualified candidates only will be contacted.

April 28 - Summer Intern for Teale-Edwards Production. Company Bio Teale-Edwards Productions has a wide roster of expertise ranging from feature films and documentaries to food programming; we have also provided production services to leading world networks. Our award-winning productions have aired on A&E, AMC, Court TV, Food Network, HBO, PBS, and the BBC and Channel 4 (UK). Our recent productions include the cooking series Everyday Italian for Food Network and the documentary films Dealing Dogs and Hacking Democracy for HBO. Description of Internship Duties SUMMER INTERN wanted for 2-5 days per week. Teale-Edwards Productions seeks an organized, detail-oriented Office Production Intern to provide administrative, research and production support to ongoing documentary and entertainment projects. As part of a small office staff, interns will have the opportunity to gain a great deal of hands-on experience with production coordinating, research and development of documentary and entertainment projects, and the day-to-day operations of a production office. Interns will have the opportunity to work on a variety of different projects and learn all aspects of the development and production processes. During the summer, we ask for a minimum commitment of two full days per week and there is a possibility of freelance employment with Teale-Edwards Productions following the internship. Teale-Edwards has produced award winning original documentaries and television series for HBO, A&E, Court TV, Channel 4 (UK), the Food Network, Fuse and the BBC. Teale-Edwards Productions is in constant development with high quality documentaries and original productions. This position is UNPAID and can be for credit. We have openings starting in May. Teale-Edwards Productions is located in downtown Manhattan. Job Requirements: Bachelor's degree or anticipating bachelor's degree from a four-year university. Prior office or production experience preferred. Strong research skills a must. Interns MUST be enthusiastic, willing to work hard, and interested in all aspects of television production. You will be asked to work independently on a variety of different projects with a minimum of hand-holding. We will ask you to do everything from run errands to development research, and we are looking for interns to show initiative and competence. Hours Per Week 16-30 Start Date May Please send resumes to Andrew Goulet at info@teale-edwards.com. Please email your resume as an attachment and write your cover letter in the body of the email. Applicants should familiarize themselves with the company before applying for the job at www.teale-edwards.com.

April 28 - Assistant Online Editor for Skram Media. We're looking to get an editorial intern for the summer months (1-3 months, part time or full time) to assist the Editor in Chief and Online Editor edit print magazine content for web use. No specific skills needed, just a great attitude, and strong organization skills. Editorial/web experience a plus. A passion of the outdoors, particularly rock climbing, would be ideal. Send email with resume to: kevin.riley@skrammedia.com

April 28 - Video Intern, CondeNet for Conde Nast. Intern needed in the Emerging Media department at CondeNet (digital side of Conde Nast Publications) to support video team with production, business and management aspects of video content on CondeNet properties. Applicant should have strong writing skills, specific interest or experience in video and new media as well as MS Office skills (Excel a must). Applicant should also have a flexible schedule. This is a summer 2008 position. Send cover letter, writing sample and resume to Diana at videointern@condenet.com.

April 23 - Office Intern for Ambrica Productions. Small, award winning NY documentary film production company is looking for a smart, enthusiastic intern. A wide range of office and production tasks will be involved. Must be very organized, detail-oriented with good research skills. Web design/maintenance experience helpful. Interest in China a plus. No pay but $25/day stipend will be provided to cover travel and food. Please send a cover letter and resume to: Eric Forman Associate Producer eric@ambrica.com

April 22 - Editorial Intern, Beauty and Travel (summer '08+) for SpaFinder Inc.. SpaFinder is seeking a summer intern eligible for college credit to work with the online magazine in the areas of beauty and travel. Candidates must possess a serious interest in researching, writing, and editing. This internship is an opportunity to further develop these skills, work closely with the magazine staff, and learn about the beauty and spa industries. The ideal candidate will have a positive, professional disposition and be able to work on several projects at once. You'll be expected to: add to and maintain the magazine contact database; assist with research and fact-checking; compile credit and service information for beauty, fashion, and travel stories; contribute and develop creative story ideas; interview sources; write and revise stories; and more. For the right intern, this is a stepping stone toward becoming an on-going contributor. Basic HTML and Photoshop knowledge is a plus. Candidate must be able to work 3+ days a week through August 8. This internship is for COLLEGE CREDIT ONLY. Interviews will be conducted week of April 21. Contact: Editor Please send your cover letter, resume, and a short review (250 words or less) on a place you've been or a beauty product you've used to editor@spafinder.com

April 21 - Intern for Al Jazeera Television Arabic. Al Jazeera Arabic is seeking a full-time intern to start as soon as possible. The intern will help to produce live reports, news packages and taped features from the United Nations bureau. Responsibilities will include research, pitching stories, attending press conferences and conducting interviews. Other responsibilities will include technical tasks such as tape feeding and various interview setups in addition to limited administrative work. Arabic language ability is preferred, but not required. An interest in international news and the Middle East is a must. Hours will vary depending on news of the day, but a normal day begins at 9am and ends at around 5pm. Compensation is $50 a day or school credit plus monthly subway cards. This internship is a great opportunity for students of international journalism. Please send a resume and cover letter to Randa Eid at eid@aljazeera.net

April 15 - Editorial Internship for Media and OMMA magazines. Media and OMMA magazines — monthly print magazines covering traditional and online media, advertising, and marketing — are looking for summer interns. The right person will have a nearly salacious interest in the media world, an eye for detail, and be unafraid to take initiative. Responsibilities include story research, writing short pieces, and some general administrative tasks. You'll gain hands-on experience putting together high quality, glossy magazines on a tight schedule. Candidates should be available 2-3 days/week. College credit is optional. Please send letter (with availability), resume, and 2-3 clips (college newspaper, magazine, etc. is just fine) to Gaetano Pollice, assistant to the managing editor, at gaetano@mediapost.com.

April 10 - Internship for CMJ Magazine. CMJ Magazine is looking for interns for the summer and fall. The internship is unpaid; academic credit is optional. This is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to do music writing, as the internship is very hands-on. You will get to write for CMJ.com's news section and blogs, as well as CD and concert reviews. (Read: Free Stuff) Also, there will be plenty of opportunities to pitch larger music features, as well as learn the ins and outs of how a music magazine gets put together. Interested parties should contact Michael Tedder, assistant editor, with a note about themselves and a resume (or any questions they may have) at mtedder@cmj.com. CMJ Magazine is located at 151 W. 25th St, New York, N.Y.

April 09 - Editorial Intern for Bridal Guide. Bridal Guide, a national magazine based in New York, seeks a proactive, detail-oriented summer intern with a great attitude and excellent communication skills (both verbal and written) for our features/travel department. This is an unpaid internship, but you may receive academic credit. You will have the opportunity to write short, bylined articles; interact with top editors; and learn the ins and outs of working at a consumer magazine. The job includes fact checking and reporting as well as administrative duties. You must be able to work at least two full days per week (three days is preferred). Our ideal candidate(s) will have a strong interest in women's magazines. We're a small, dynamic staff who will consider you to be an integral member of the team. Please e-mail your cover letter and resume to Carie Wojdyla, at editorial@bridalguide.com. Be sure to specify your desired start and end date along with how many days a week you are available. No calls, please.

April 03 - Editorial Intern for Big Think. EDITORIAL INTERN POSITION Big Think (www.bigthink.com) is looking for a paid part-time editorial intern. Duties will include editing Big Think interviews, helping to edit and write for the Big Think blog, and conducting research for upcoming interviews with people like Noam Chomsky, Robert Pinsky, Daniel Boulud, Mia Farrow and Jonathan Franzen, and many others. We are looking for someone with strong writing skills, a background in editing who also understands the dynamics of the blogosphere. Hours are flexible, though we are looking for someone who can work about 10-20 hours a week, both from home and from our Union Square office. Please send resumes and writing samples to Julia Ioffe at julia@bigthink.com

April 03 - International Media Development Summer Intern for Institute for War & Peace Reporting. The Intern will join the US team of IWPR for a three-month period working on a variety of assignments, including: assisting with the editing and compilation of articles written by international local journalists; supporting the promotion of our weekly podcasts; assisting with the development of new international projects; researching and writing country reports; further developing our resource database with online research; assisting with developing new electronic platforms; helping to produce and promote external communications and materials; and contributing to other aspects of international and US programs as needed. Candidates should be graduate students or recently graduated with a degree in journalism, international development, communications or a related topic; should have an interest in international media development; excellent research skills; excellent written and communication skills; and should be fluent in English (another language is a plus). Send cover letter and CV to Anna Dirksen at anna@iwpr.net by April 10, 2008. Please do not include other attachments. No phone calls or email inquiries regarding the status of applications. Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.

April 03 - Post Production Intern for MediaKite. MediaKite is a New York based media production company which provides production and postproduction services to the broadcast and video community. Our clients include broadcast television, documentary producers, corporations and institutions. We are looking for a motivated and dynamic individual looking for an unpaid media field experience. Interns in this capacity will work closely with the clients of our company on postproduction, editing their projects using Final Cut Pro. This is a great opportunity for those who are willing to try themselves in a media production field. The main requirement is proficiency using FinalCut Pro software. If you are interested in an experience, feel free to send your CV to francesco@mediakite.com. Please do not contact if unfamiliar with FinalCut Pro.

April 03 - Entertainment and features internship for Metro US. Metro New York, the free daily commuter paper, seeks applicants for unpaid summer editorial internships working with the entertainment and culture (style, body and soul, food, home, books) sections of the newspaper. Only resumes and applications from students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate-level college or university programs will be accepted. All candidates must have a strong desire to pursue a career in journalism. Duties include reporting, researching, file maintenance, and sorting through mail. Applicants with especially strong writing skills will also have the chance to write editorial content for publication in the paper. To apply for an internship please email a resume and cover letter to Kenya Hunt, national features editor, at entertainment@metro.us.

April 03 - Intern for NewsOne.com. NEWSONE.COM, a start-up multimedia news site for black Americans seeks radio, broadcast and print journalism students to join us for production assistant internships. Start date ASAP. Responsibilities may include: light editing, monitoring AP feeds, photo and story research, video editing, copyediting, proofreading, blogging, being sent out with a production team to cover a local event, etc. This internship does not require academic credit and could lead to future employment with our company, part of the growing Radio One family. If you're hungry, full of ideas, eager to contribute to meaningful media and turned on by digital story telling, I want to hear from you. Send your resume and 3 clips (news and blogging) to Carla Murphy, Programming Lead, NewsOne.com, cmurphy@radio-one.com. NewsOne.com values employees with diverse perspectives and backgrounds.

Received in March:

March 26 - Online Intern for Mediaweek. Mediaweek, a b-to-b magazine and Web site devoted to covering the content and ad-sales strategies of the major media (television, digital, radio, print and out-of-home) is seeking a summer intern to help build our soon-to-be relaunched Web site. The ideal candidate will have at least one year of online editorial experience, solid writing skills, and must be comfortable handling data and charts, preferably online. The candidate should also have the ability to juggle multiple tasks at once and be able to work in a fast-paced environment. Attention to detail will be key. RESPONSIBILITES: Posting data, charts, and stories to the Web; assisting the Web editors, as well as working closely with Mediaweek's team of reporters. We are a small staff and there is certainly room to grow. This is an unpaid position, but definitely a foot in the door. Hours are flexible. Mediaweek is located a stone's throw from NYU. QUALIFICATIONS: Online editorial experience; knowledge of HTML, Stylus 2, and an interest in media news. Send cover letter and resume to Lisa Granatstein, managing editor, at lgranatstein@mediaweek.com.

March 26 - Journalist for Chic Today. Fusing elements of pop style, lavish content and cutting-edge design, Chic Today is an online publication like no other. We are currently seeking motivated and talented individuals eager to acquire valuable journalistic experience within the realm of new media, providing them with an opportunity to publish their editorials within a cutting-edge project which heavily values quality and professionalism. At present we are offering several unpaid positions for aspiring journalists to contribute several pieces of fashion/lifestyle editorial for Chic Today, the latest issue of which may be viewed at http://magazine.chictoday.com/issue014/issue014.php Minimum GPA: 3.3 Please send your updated resume and a brief covering letter to: Rossella Frigerio (Lifestyle Editor), rossella@chictoday.com

March 25 - Editorial Internship (Spring Semester) for New York Community Media Alliance. New York Community Media Alliance (formerly known as IPA-NY) is the only association of ethnic and community publications in New York City. Since April of 2000, we have been providing technical assistance, training, networking opportunities, and advocacy for our members. We are building a network of freestanding community and ethnic papers to strengthen each other through cooperative action. Currently there are 350 ethnic/community newspapers in New York City, which reach a readership of 3.5 million. Forty percent of the city's residents are immigrant. 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. Responsibilities: 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. Qualifications: College junior, senior or graduate student (students must still be enrolled in school during the time of the internships. Strong academic record. Resume and cover letter. Proper visa authorization for international students. Knowledge of a second language is preferred but not required. Important: Internship application deadline is rolling. This program is unpaid. Please email all inquiries or resumes and cover letters to Ka Chan, Communications Director, at nycomm@indypressny.org For more information about NYCMA, please visit us at www.indypressny.org

March 25 - Editorial Intern for First30Days. First30Days (www.first30days.com), a New York City-based media company focused on helping people through the crucial period following any life change, is looking for two enthusiastic editorial assistants/interns for the summer semester (May through August). We are looking for a tech-savvy individual with a passion for research. The ideal candidate has a knack for finding anything and everything on the web and can easily turn that information into comprehensive thoughts and ideas. You should be as comfortable writing and editing as you are entering contacts into a database. We are a startup company with an "all hands on deck" mentality. We need someone who is hardworking, meets deadlines, is ready to do anything, can work alone or in a group and embraces all the wonderful curveballs life throws our way. Most importantly, we are looking for someone who will make the most out of this opportunity. Mac savvy a must. Requirements: Mastery of information search tools, such as Nexis, Factiva, Google, etc., Sharp editorial sense, and Knowledge or awareness of trends in the following fields: health, fitness, relationships, finance, self-help and current events Duties will include (but are not limited to): Researching various topics, Fact checking, Copy editing, Writing short pieces, and General administrative tasks (faxing, updating database, small errands) We are offering a small hourly wage for qualified candidates. To apply, send a resume and cover letter telling us about a life change you recently experienced to f30deditorial@gmail.com.

March 24 - Editorial Intern for MAMM Magazine. MAMM Magazine, a bi-monthly national publication for women with breast and gynecologic cancers, is looking for a part-time editorial intern to work two to four days per week, beginning as soon as possible. We are a small staff, so we need someone who can work independently on a variety of tasks, predominantly fact-checking and research but also writing short items. The ideal candidate will be an organized, detail-oriented self-starter who possesses a solid understanding of science, is able to decipher medical studies and has strong writing skills. NOTE: THIS IS A PAID INTERNSHIP! To apply, please send a cover letter, current resume, and any clips to Lydia Fong, Assistant Editor, at lydiaf@mamm.com. Include the words "Editorial Internship" in the subject line.

March 13 - Source Intern for The Source Magazine. The new ownership group at the Source Magazine (New York Office) is looking for college interns (editorial and/or Internet) -- with experience or looking to gain experience. Interns not receiving college credit can only work 12 hrs a week. Otherwise, credit is required. We are looking for (non-credit) interns to start immediately or (credit interns) to start in May during summer break. The interns will sit in on editorial meetings at the Source, research topics, help with photo shoots/interviews and be encouraged to write articles for the Source from a college student's perspective. Send your resume to Tiffany Green, project manager, at Sourceinterns@Gmail.com.

March 11 - Summer Editorial Intern for Budget Travel magazine. Requirements: familiarity with Macs and MS Word,experience in Internet research, course work in reporting, editing, feature writing, published clips a plus, but not required. Responsibilities include the following: researching topics for potential articles; writing short pieces for our magazine; writing and fact-checking articles for our website, BudgetTravelOnline.com; copyediting/proofreading galleys; participation in editorial meetings, and administrative tasks, as needed. Interested students should email cover letter, resume and clips to Marilyn Holstein, managing editor, at marilyn.holstein@budgettravel.com.

March 11 - Production Intern for Howdini. Intern needed for dynamic new all-video website based in Manhattan. Help with all phases of video production from research and booking to writing content and editing videos for the web. Perfect opportunity for broadcast journalism student to learn producing, or for web design and content producers to get practical, hands on experience. Knowledge of Photoshop and Final Cut Pro a plus, but not required. Good writing and phone skills a must. Please submit cover letter and resume with the subject line Howdini Production Intern to: Jenn Enloe Howdini, Inc. jenloe@howdini.com

March 11 - Freelancer (PT to FT) for WSJ.com CareerJournal. Start date ASAP. This job will be a mix of grunt work and writing for online (mainly for wsj.com/careers)and possibly for a special report that will be published in the fall. This is not part of the WSJ internship program, but is a freelance assignment. We're launching a project related to executive education and would like to find one or two people who can work part-time now and then full-time over the summer. The freelancer will have administration work, sometimes heavy (and shared by staffers), but also act as a reporter to help build up our editorial content in this area. Tentative end date would be mid/late August. The position could extend through September (either FT or back to PT) depending on availability. Prefer someone with at least one prior internship and I would like to fill one spot with someone about to graduate from the program. Please send a letter explaining your interest, a resume and a few clips (Word document, PDF, etc. are fine) ASAP by email to Jennifer Merritt, CareerJournal Editor, WSJ jennifer.merritt@wsj.com

March 11 - Internship for Masculine Identity.com. EDITORIAL INTERNS FOR MASCULINE-IDENTITY.COM (www.masculine-identity.com) We are a niche online publisher and community site that's about to make its official debut and we are looking for motivated editorial interns with a strong interest in new media. Don't let our name fool you, we are looking for both male and female interns. Rarely does a company empower its interns to engage so deeply in the editorial process: Your duties will include interviewing, compiling and editing professional as well as user-generated content for daily publication. You will also help monitor our groups on social networking sites in order to get a pulse on user engagement and sentiment, and you will be encouraged to pitch story ideas and reportages, as well as actively participate in their execution. This is an off-site internship with flexible time/hours, so you MUST be a self-starter, very detail-oriented and organized to work from home. This is a tremendous opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the fast-paced online publishing industry and in the process of online-content creation and management. This is a non-paid internship but may lead to future employment with our company. Also looking for video intern with the ability to shoot and edit short format videos. Send cover letter and resume to Santiago Vega to careers@masculine-identity.com

March 10 - Editorial Internship for Zagat Survey. Zagat.com is looking for a part-time Editorial/Web Intern to start immediately. The intern may work anywhere between 1-3 days per week, and must be available to work Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday. Duties will include fact-checking, assisting in the production of weekly Zagat Buzz emails, and photo researching, with ample opportunity to report and write online features. The ideal applicant should be a detail-oriented self-starter, with a strong interest in food; excellent writing and research skills a must. The position is unpaid. Interns will leave with clips and contacts and gain a valuable editorial experience. Requirements: Strong research skills and the ability to gather information accurately by phone and through the Internet; prior experience in print media a plus. Candidates should be working toward a degree in journalism, communication, English or any related field and have outstanding verbal and written communication skills. Be flexible, articulate, organized and detail-oriented. Solid computer skills preferred: Excel/Word/MS Outlook. To apply: Send cover letter, resume, published clips and/or writing samples addressed to Nina Topiel, recruiter, at jobs@zagat.com. Please indicate your availability. Put ‘EI-NYU' in the subject line.

March 10 - Editorial Intern (Summer) for Nielsen Business Media - Business Travel News. Description: Gather data and write entries for the annual issue identifying the 100 biggest buyers of business travel services. Report and write stories; help proofread pages. Requirements: Willingness to work for credit without pay from May into August. E-mail a note explaining your interest in journalism and your availability for an internship and a resume to: David Meyer, editor-in-chief, at dmeyer@btnonline.com

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February 28 - Editorial Intern for Progressive Grocer / Nielsen Business Media. Progressive Grocer, a business publication from Nielsen Business Media, is seeking an editorial intern for summer 2008. Nielsen Business Media, a division of The Nielsen Company, has 42 publications including market leaders such as Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, and Backstage. Because our internships are unpaid, only students who are able to receive college credit for their participation in this internship will be considered. To apply, please email resume and cover letter to Wendy Xu: wendy.xu@nielsen.com

February 28 - Editorial Intern for ForbesAutos.com. We are looking for interns to help us with the daily publishing duties associated with ForbesAutos.com. This includes writing and reporting, web production, article research, fact-checking, and proofreading. Ideally, applicants should have an interest in new media, and we are looking for someone with a fine eye for detail along with a solid foundation in writing. Since we are a car website, knowing the difference between a Porsche 911 GT2 and Porsche 911 GT3 is also a plus, but not required. This is an unpaid internship, and we'd like someone who can come in at least two days a week for a few hours, or possibly the whole workday. Please send a non-generic cover letter and your resume to Chris Diken, senior assistant editor, at cdiken@forbes.net.

February 26 - Web Intern for Niche Media. 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 preparation for our major web redesign. Interns will gain tremendous experience in online content creation and website 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 features as well as repurposing magazine content for the web. - Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite required - Proficiency, experience using Quark is required - Knowledge of Photoshop is highly preferred - basic image editing skills such as cropping and resizing - Basic familiarity with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and/or Flash is a huge plus - 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 For immediate consideration, interested candidates are advised to submit their resume and cover letter to jobs@nichemediallc.com and indicate ''Web Intern Assistant' in the subject field.

February 26 - Intern for amNew York. amNewYork is looking for journalism students for spring and summer internships. Applicants will be required to write both news and feature stories, copy edit and do fact checking. This is an unpaid internship with flexible hours (approximately 15-20 a week). Also looking for writers and photographers for spot assignments. Email Pete Catapano, managing editor, at pcatapano@am-ny.com to apply. Send a resume, cover letter and clips or examples of your work.

February 26 - Intern for Saveur magazine. Saveur magazine is currently looking for qualified candidates (graduate students preferred) for our spring and summer internships. Interns will work with Saveur's editorial staff for three months, assisting with the editorial process. The internship is unpaid, and we require interns to come in at least two full days a week. Intern responsibilities include extensive research into the cultural history of food from around the world, writing for the front of the magazine, and fact-checking. Our internship is about 60 percent research and writing (including for the website) and 40 percent administrative duties. Interns are always invited to planning and editorial meetings, as well as to tastings and have the opportunity to work with all of the editors at our magazine. Many interns have gone on to become writers, researchers, and editors for us as well as for other magazines. Please send a resume and cover letter to Katherine Cancila--katherine.cancila@bonniercorp.com. Be sure to indicate if you speak multiple languages. 212.219.4614

February 26 - Intern for Ark Media. Ark Media, an award-winning documentary production company, seeks interns to assist on an innovative PBS mini-series. The project will explore the symbolism of Abraham Lincoln as a filter through which America interprets itself. Applicants should be hardworking, detail-oriented, insightful and reliable with solid research abilities. Experience in or knowledge of production, post-production and archival research is preferred, but mainly we ask that candidates be flexible and multi-faceted enough to adapt to a variety of tasks. This is a great opportunity for hands-on experience in a competitive field. Interns must be available at least two full days per week. Qualified applicants should respond by sending a resume and cover letter to Konstantinos Kambouroglou at kkambouroglou@gmail.com

February 26 - Editorial Intern for Jean Chatzky. Jean Chatzky is the financial editor for NBC's Today, a contributing editor for Money, a columnist for The New York Daily News, and a contributor to The Oprah Winfrey Show. She also hosts a daily show on the Oprah & Friends channel, exclusively on XM Radio. She is the author of four books, including her latest, "Make Money, Not Excuses." We are looking for a self-starter with a strong work ethic who can assist with research, reporting, writing and some administrative duties. Must possess excellent communication skills, and be able to conduct in-depth interviews about a variety of topics. Must be organized and motivated enough to work primarily on your own from your home. Please be located in the NYC area and be willing to travel to various locations throughout the city as needed. This is a great opportunity to learn about the many areas of journalism, including radio, television and print. This internship is paid. Please send resume and cover letter to Arielle McGowen at amcgowen@gmail.com.

February 21 - Online Editorial Intern for PEN American Center. PEN American Center is currently looking for two Online Editorial Interns to work on the PEN web site. Interns will work with the web site editors to publish literary features, update member events and news, help with the maintenance of PEN's Grants & Awards database, and work with original content from PEN Members. Responsibilities include: researching authors, obtaining permissions for online materials, copy editing, creating author profiles for the 2008 PEN World Voices Literary Festival, and researching grants, awards and fellowships for writing. Interns will get a good overview of the literary and publishing communities while honing their research and editorial skills. Excellent communications and computer skills are necessary (MS Word, Excel, Internet savvy). HTML experience is helpful, though not necessary. A commitment of 15 hours per week during usual business hours is required. Spring internship begins immediately and run through May. This is an unpaid position, though a travel stipend is available. PEN American Center is a nonprofit organization of over 3,400 novelists, poets, essayists, translators, playwrights, and editors. As part of International PEN, it has worked to defend free expression and open communication within all nations for more than 80 years. PEN American Center's members, all prominent writers and editors, are a major voice of the national and international literary community. To apply, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to lilly@pen.org.

February 21 - Editorial Intern for BizBash Masterplanner. Masterplanner, an online events and listings calendar, is seeking an editorial intern to work on our D.C. site. Duties include basic copy editing for listings, extensive event research both online and off and keeping an eye out for possible threats on certain dates (i.e. the Pope visiting St. John's, Hilary Clinton at Hunter College.) We do require a minimum of two full days and the position is unpaid, but there is potential for full-time employment. Masterplanner is a part of BizBash Media. Please submit a brief bio along with your resume, copy and pasted, into the body of the email. No attachments, no phone calls and no faxes please. Contact John Lichman at jlichman AT bizbash DOT com. Position will be filled ASAP.

February 21 - Video Intern for GOOD Magazine. The video department at GOOD Magazine (www.goodmagazine.com) is seeking interns to assist in the production of our short-format videos. This internship offers the opportunity to delve into the intersecting fields of documentary, animation, journalism, and new media. Interns should possess a passion for video production and new media specifically. Previous experience with Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop is a plus. This is an unpaid position that requires at least two days a week though hours are flexible. Please submit cover letter and resume with the subject line GOOD Video Intern to mfegan@goodinc.com. Work samples are encouraged but not required. We will be interviewing through early March.

February 20 - editorial intern for BizBash Media. BizBash Media, a trade magazine and website covering the event planning industry, is seeking a style intern. We're looking for someone with a background or strong interest in design (in events, interiors, fashion, etc.), food, and new products. Duties are primarily tasks like online research, calling in products, and returning samples, but an intern may also attend design fairs and events, write copy for the website, and help with photo shoots. The position is unpaid but it's a great opportunity to gain contacts in the design and event world, as well as clips and a professional reference. Candidates must be in the NYC area, as our office is in Midtown. Check out BizBash.com to find out more about what we do. Send a cover letter and resume to associate editor Lisa Cericola (lcericola@bizbash.com) with the subject line "BizBash Style Intern."

February 15 - Intern for The New York Sun. The New York Sun is URGENTLY seeking interns to help write calendar/listings content for our Website. The internship is unpaid; but interns welcome to pitch stories to the newspaper's arts and features editors, and receive payment for pieces. A laptop with wireless capability is required. Please e-mail a resume, cover letter, and at least three clips to Jayanthi Daniel, jdaniel@nysun.com. No phone calls or snail mail, please.

February 15 - Video Intern for New York Daily News. Daily News is looking for an intern who can work independently with the ability to shoot and edit. Video editing experience with Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere required with some knowledge of motion graphics. Breaking news experience is a big plus. Some of the duties include ingesting video, but for the most part this internship involves real shooting and reporting. This is not a paid internship. Please email your CV and Web links to your video clips to Farran Powell at fpowell@nydailynews.com .

February 15 - Internship for Hollywood Today Newsmagazine . Daily Entertainment Publication Reporters: Award-winning daily newspaper covering entertainment, arts, fashion and politics offering internships to emerging writers. We are looking for aggressive young journalists ready to make their name now in the entertainment news world and are receptive to on-the-job training. Duties are one to two hours a day, flex time from home, though you would be expected to cover some entertainment industry events, festivals, premieres etc. in the New York area – though we are not looking for someone just looking to go to the parties. This is for those looking to build a career. You would start out on daily breaking news articles and wire re-writes as well as interviews with the actors and filmmakers from the movies coming out each weekend. We are looking for those ready to compete head-to-head on stories against CNN, ABC, AP, New York Times, People, etc. Good news is that we win almost every day, ranking No. 1 on Google News over thousands of other papers on the stories and topics we cover. Your byline will be on some of those stories, building a readership, a portfolio of widely-published clips that publications need to see before hiring and contacts with actors, recording artists, studios, labels, designers, publicists, etc. Internships can become paid internships in 60 days or jobs for the right people. Pay is commensurate with abilities. Bylines and masthead inclusion are given. Send clips and resume (or other background) as well as contact information to jolsonmedia@yahoo.com or mail to Jolson Media, Resumes at 5042 Wilshire Blvd. #223, Los Angeles CA 90036. Please do not send originals. Please send resume (or other background info) and clips of your writing, even if just school paper. Send to jolsonmedia@yahoo.com or mail to Jolson Media, Resumes at 5042 Wilshire Blvd. #223, Los Angeles CA 90036. Please do not send originals.

February 12 - Summer 2008 Editorial Intern for CNET Networks . Summer 2008 Editorial Internship in our New York office (12 weeks June - August) start and end dates flexible, full time paid ($15/hr) Description of duties and qualifications: This Summer 2008 Editorial Intern will assist CNET's home theater editors in day-to-day editorial activities, which include short writing assignments, acquiring products for review, and participating in the testing of such products as HDTVs, DVD players and recorders, and select home audio gear. This is a great opportunity to learn about the science and practice of consumer electronics, as well as to make important career connections in the industry. If qualified, the intern will also be encouraged to write full reviews and participate in the creation of feature packages. Qualifications: College junior, senior, recent graduate, or graduate student Interest in electronics and preferably, home theater components Good writing skills Proficiency with PC; basic HTML coding a plus Desire to learn and ability to quickly pick up complex subjects CNET Networks is a "Different Kind of Media Company" with a family of well established internet brands that span the globe covering technology, business, lifestyle, entertainment, and automotive (just to name a few). Our collection of brands comprises the 9th largest internet destination in the world appealing to people on topics about which they are the most passionate. www.cnet.com, www.gamespot.com, www.tv.com, www.download.com, www.mp3.com, www.chow.com are a small sample of our sites. Paid, $15/hr Deadline to apply: February 28th, 2008 Application instructions: Please visit our site: http://college.cnetnetworks.com/viewjob.html?refnode=195608 to profile, indicate your interest in this position or others, or refer your friends to opportunities with CNET Networks.

February 11 - Paid Online Editorial Intern for Waterfront Media. Waterfront Media, an online health and wellness publisher based in DUMBO, Brooklyn, is looking for an editorial intern to begin ASAP, and possibly continue through the spring. He or she would come in for about 16 hours a week - payment is $10/hr. Waterfront publishes subscription-based Web sites such as The South Beach Diet Online, Fit Forever with Denise Austin, What to Expect When You're Expecting.com, The Sonoma Diet, Jillian Michaels, Duke Diet and 5 Factor Diet and the non-subscription site Everyday Health. Interns will have the opportunity to be involved in many aspects of putting together the Web sites, including some writing. Please send your availability, cover letter, resume, and any clips to MLay@waterfrontmedia.com.

February 07 - Features department intern for Shape Magazine. Shape Magazine is seeking a motivated NYC-based college student to fill a position as an editorial intern in our midtown offices from February 26th through the end of the semester. You should have a strong interest in health and nutrition reporting and be available to work 2-3 days per week (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday), from 10 to 6. While you prior magazine internships aren't required, office experience is a plus. Some of your duties will include: • Brainstorming ideas for future stories • Researching and reporting upon current health and nutrition news • Calling in (and sometimes, sampling!) new products. • Conducting interviews and following up with researchers via email • Attending press and media events • Supporting senior editors with light administrative tasks To apply, please send your resume, two clips or writing samples and your availability to Amanda Pressner, Senior Editor, at apressner@shape.com.

February 04 - Production Intern for Ambrica Productions. Small, award winning NY documentary film production company is looking for a smart, enthusiastic intern to work on our latest film for PBS. A wide range of office and production tasks will be involved. Must be very organized, detail-oriented with good research skills. Knowledge of both Macintosh and PC computers helpful. Interest in China a plus. Please send a cover letter and resume to Eric Forman, Production Manager at eric@ambrica.com

February 04 - Volunteer Evaluator for Daniel Pearl Foundation. VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR GLOBAL YOUTH JOURNALISM PROJECT SPONSORED BY THE DANIEL PEARL FOUNDATION The Daniel Pearl Foundation has partnered with iEARN (International Education and Resource Network) to start a global youth journalism project, PEARL World Youth News (www.pearl.iearn.org). For the first time, high school students from around the world are collaboratively reporting, editing and publishing their news stories on a web-based news service. We are looking for graduate journalism students to join us as evaluators for an online reporter certification course. To maintain the highest journalistic standards, we offer an online "PEARL Reporter Certification Course" free-of-cost to students who want to join the project as reporters. The course consists of reading materials and three writing assignments, which add up to about 600 words. As an evaluator, you will be asked to review these assignments, provide feedback and ask for revisions if necessary, and let us know if the student is ready to be certified as a PEARL Reporter. This is an opportunity to mentor students from different corners of the world, including Israel, Palestine, Netherlands, Pakistan, Oman, Uzbekistan and the US. Please contact: Anindita Dutta Roy, anindita@us.iearn.org, 212-870-2693

February 04 - Editorial Intern for BizBash Media . BizBash Media, a trade magazine and Web site covering the event planning industry, is looking for an intern to work in our editorial department one or two days a week (hours are flexible). Duties include researching vendors and updating entries for our supplier directory, fact-checking our magazine listings, and possibly some writing opportunities. The ideal candidate possesses strong communication and organizational skills and is comfortable cold-calling companies. The position is unpaid but is a great opportunity to gain editorial experience, as well as clips and a professional reference. To learn more about BizBash, go to www.bizbash.com. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume in the text of an email to associate managing editor Jennifer Marino at jmarino@bizbash.com with "editorial intern" in the subject line. No attachments, no phone calls, no faxes.

February 04 - Summer Intern- Talent Recruitment and Development for NBC Universal. NBC's Department of Talent Recruitment and Development is looking for interns for the Summer Semester. Our department oversees the hiring of anchors, reporters, etc. for NBC local affiliate stations. As an intern, you will work directly with the vice president of talent recruitment and development. Responsibilities include viewing and logging incoming tapes of potential hires, using the database to organize and access talent profiles, and performing some administrative tasks. This is a great opportunity to gain a unique perspective on what it takes to be in news. This is a small office environment that provides a hands-on experience. Must be eligible to receive credit. Previous internship experience preferred. To apply please email cover letter and resume to Lourin.Sprenger@nbcuni.com

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January 25 - Internship - Edit, Marketing & Promotions, Design, Research for Surface Magazine. An acclaimed, visually-driven fashion and design magazine, SURFACE has been at the forefront of lifestyle trends since 1995, publishing pieces on new, innovative and progressive design, architecture and style. The magazine is looking for sharp, energetic and style-savvy candidates who are ambitious and eager to learn about the publishing industry. Each department of the magazine (Editorial, Advertising, Marketing & Promotions, Design, Photography and Publishing) offers separate internships. Knowledge of Macintosh systems is preferred. SURFACE operates bi-coastally with offices in New York and San Francisco. Both locations require a minimum commitment of three-months (at 16-20 hours per week). Resumes are reviewed as needed and candidates are contacted when interviews are appropriate. Please send your resume with a cover letter stating your desired position Editorial, Advertising, Marketing & Promotions, Design, Photography and Publishing. INTERN RESPONSIBILITIES: Interns will have both administrative and department-specific responsibilities. General responsibilities include administrative and reception functions (phones, mail, faxing, supply orders, etc.). Department-specific responsibilities will include: Advertising � Updating databases, conducting media research, media kit mailings Promotions � Working closely with the promotions team to prepare for and execute promotional events for the magazine Editorial* � Conducting editorial research, fact checking articles, attending editorial meeting and providing general support for the editorial staff Publishing � Updating databases, conducting research Design* � Scanning, designing of invitations, special projects, and potentially magazine pages if skill level permits *All candidates seeking an editorial position must submit three clips and preferably have college journalism or English experience; all design position candidates must submit a portfolio on CD at the time of interview. PLEASE NOTE: - The internship is unpaid - The SURFACE New York office is located in TRIBECA, NY - SURFACE is unable to sponsor students needing H1 Visas at this time - All interviews must be conducted in person. (Please do not apply if you have yet to make relocation plans to New York or San Francisco. Out-of-town resumes will not be considered without referrals) - Interns should be at least 20-years-old or going into their junior year - SURFACE is an equal opportunity employer Send to the attention of Leila Brillson via fax at (212.343.0211) or email leila@surfacemag.com. Resumes submitted without cover letters will NOT be considered. Please submit clips or a writing sample for editorial internships. NO CALLS PLEASE.

January 25 - Editorial Intern for Moment Magazine. Moment Magazine offers college students and recent graduates the opportunity for hands-on experience in producing the nation's largest independent Jewish magazine. Co-founded by Elie Wiesel in 1975, Moment is committed to publishing literary journalism with a focus on Jewish politics, culture, and religion. Recent articles (which can be found at www.momentmag.com) have explored the influence of Judaism in the lives of Bob Dylan, Albert Einstein, and even on the television show The Simpsons. Though primary responsibilities around the office are administrative, our interns work directly with writers, edit stories, assist with topic and photo research, and have opportunities to write their own articles. Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in journalism, writing, or Jewish studies, though they need not be Jewish to apply. Please send resumes to David Zax, writing fellow, at davidzax@momentmag.com or call (202) 363-6422. Contact e-mail: davidzax@momentmag.com

January 25 - Summer Editorial Internship for Reed Business Information. The 12-week Consulting-Specifying Engineer and Plant Engineering magazines internship includes a variety of tasks, similar to those that an entry-level editor would have in the first few months of a new job. The intern's name will be listed on the magazines mastheads and will receive bylines for each item. The program builds on the candidate's writing, editing, research, communication, and Web skills. The following items will be covered: Write new product releases • product materials provided for both "special" and regular products • fact check copy for accuracy • contact companies for "special" product information • become accustomed to style, coding, and production Write news • select items with guidance from staff editors for both print and online publication • write copy, captions, and headlines • arrange for photos and coordinate them with art director • cut stories to fit production design • post news online Write and manage e-newsletters • select items with guidance from staff editors for both magazine's e-newsletters • write unique content, post online • work with e-production team to ensure online consistency and timeliness Create unique online content • conduct recorded interviews that enhance news and feature articles • work with virtual pre-press team to edit and post podcasts • create online photo galleries that enhance feature articles, in conjunction with writer/editor Coordinate contributed articles • work with outside contributors to guide their article through editorial and production process, acting as the responsible editor • copy edit article • work with art director to design piece Other opportunities • develop project management skills by shepherding an article through editorial and production, both in print and online • author or co-author a feature story • contribute original ideas to editorial planning meetings • shadow editors and e-team to learn what job entails CONSULTING-SPECIFYING ENGINEER and PLANT ENGINEERING magazines are offering one paid summer internship for summer 2008. This position will work equally on both publications, which are published by Reed Business Information, a leading business-to-business publishing company located in Chicago's western suburbs. The 12-week program will give an intern first-hand, working knowledge of the construction, engineering, and manufacturing industries while helping to build his or her resume and clip file. One summer intern will be selected to write and edit copy so that it is enticing to our readers. Graduate students and undergraduate seniors, juniors, and sophomores are invited to apply. Applicants should have majors in journalism, science, or engineering—as long as writing experience can be demonstrated. A science or engineering background is helpful, but not required for successful performance at the publications. Writing background is imperative. To complete the application process, students must send a resume and five clips/links to the contact below by February 22. Each applicant will then have a 30-minute phone interview, completing the application. Two interns will be selected and notified by March 28. Materials and questions should be sent to: Amara Rozgus CSE/PE Internship Program 2000 Clearwater Drive Oak Brook, IL 60523 amara.rozgus@reedbusiness.com phone: 630-288-8777

January 25 - Editorial Intern for Women's Wear Daily. Women's Wear Daily, the leading fashion industry trade publication, is seeking an editorial intern. Duties include transcription, research (often using Nexis) and occasional reporting. Interns are encouraged to pitch story ideas. Journalism majors preferred, but not required. Must receive school credit. Please send resume to Amanda FitzSimons, Eye Reporter, at: amanda.fitzsimons@fairchildpub.com

January 25 - Women's Wear Daily Editorial Intern for Conde Nast/Fairchild Fashion Group. Women's Wear Daily, the leading fashion industry trade publication, is seeking an editorial intern for the spring semester to start ASAP. Duties include transcription, research (often using Nexis) and occasional reporting. Interns are encouraged to pitch story ideas. Journalism majors preferred, but not required. Must receive school credit. Please send all resumes/cover letters/ questions to amanda.fitzsimons@fairchildpub.com

January 14 - Production Intern for WGBH NOVA scienceNOW. Spring 2008 NOVA scienceNOW Internship Deadline for Applications: Tuesday January 28, 2008 NOVA, the PBS/WGBH-Boston science documentary series has an office in New York. We are producing the third season of a science magazine series called NOVA scienceNOW. Neil DeGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and director of the American Museum of Natural History's Hayden Planetarium, hosts the show. We are seeking a production intern for Spring 2008. Interest and background in science and/or documentary television production preferred but not necessary. Responsibilities will require strong research and computer skills, enthusiasm to help out with all aspects of production and the ability to work on multiple projects at once. The production intern will be involved in all stages of production and will assist on film shoots that take place in New York. In addition to providing general administrative and production-related assistance, duties will include: computer and library research, stock footage research and shoot preparation. The intern will be invited to editorial meetings, edit and post sessions as appropriate. The position is unpaid. This requires that the candidate receive academic credit for their time. We need someone who can commit 15-20 hours per week over the entire semester. Please send resume and letter of interest via e-mail to Fran Laks, Intern Coordinator, at Fran_Laks@wgbh.org.

January 09 - Community Manager for Redbook Magazine, Hearst. REDBOOK's website, REDBOOKMAG.COM, is looking for an enthusiastic spring intern to join our web editorial team 2-3 days a week starting ASAP. We're looking for an eager, competent, fast-learner who has an overall interest in magazines, blogs, and digital media. Responsibilities will include contributing ideas, helping with general site upkeep, and some writing. A basic understanding of HTML is a plus, but not necessary. Perks include working with a small team, learning the ins and outs of online magazine publishing, and gaining great experience in the ever-growing digital media industry. Internship is UNPAID and is FOR COLLEGE CREDIT ONLY. Please send covers/resumes to kfalchini@hearst with "Internship" in the subject line.

January 09 - editorial intern for Art on Paper magazine. Art on Paper Magazine (www.artonpaper.com) is an international magazine that presents award-winning coverage of artists working in a range of paper-based media, including limited-edition prints, drawings, photographs, books, and ephemera. The magazine seeks energetic and responsible students to intern in the editorial department starting immediately. Responsibilities include image research and acquisition, story development research, fact-checking, and archive development. Must have strong oral and written communication skills and an attention to detail. Basic proficiency with Photoshop strongly preferred. Foreign languages a plus. Knowledge of contemporary art a plus. Minimum commitment: 1 or 2 days/week for approximately 12 weeks (January to April or May). Academic credit possible but not required. Please submit cover letter and resume to Rebecca Sears, Managing Editor, at rebecca@dartepub.com. No phone calls please.

January 09 - Intern for Manhattan Media. Our Town, West Side Spirit, the Chelsea-Clinton News and the New York Press are looking for strong writers who are NYC news-savvy and want hands-on journalism experience. Interns preferably should have some background writing for a newspaper. Ideal candidates are outgoing, smart and happy to pitch in as necessary. We have summer, fall and spring internships, according to academic calendar. Right now we are looking for spring interns. A minimum of two days per week is required. The position is unpaid but academic credit is an option. Interns write stories, develop the weekly cultural calendar, conduct research and participate in the editorial department of a weekly newspaper. There is tangible experience in developing stories on deadline, covering communities at the grassroots level and receiving bylines. The application deadline is rolling, but decisions are being made in the near future. Submit resume, cover letter and 3-4 clips/writing samples to Charlotte Eichna, executive editor, ceichna@manhattanmedia.com, 212-284-9737. Please try to avoid calling on Tuesdays, our deadline day.

January 04 - Web Intern for Committee to Protect Journalists. The Committee to Protect Journalists, a non-profit organization dedicated to defending press freedom worldwide, is seeking an intern to help manage its Web site. CPJ's Web site carries daily, international news about attacks on the media and press freedom issues. CPJ internships provide valuable experience for those wishing to develop skills at a widely respected organization. Applicants must be familiar with HTML and Photoshop. Familiarity with the Mac OS, foreign languages, and international cultures is helpful. This internship is unpaid. Hours can be arranged to accommodate the intern's academic commitments. Mick Stern Web Manager mstern@cpj.org Committee to Protect Journalists 330 Seventh Ave., 11th Floor New York, NY 10001 (212) 465-1004 ext. 119 http://www.cpj.org

January 03 - Editorial Intern for Conde Nast/Men's Vogue. Men's Vogue is looking for an editorial intern for the spring semester. The internship must count for credit, and interns would be asked to work 2 full days a week. Internship opportunities and responsibilities include: writing original content for our website; scouting theater, music, film, art, and book releases; researching potential story ideas for editors; and some administrative tasks. Please send resume and cover letter to Chloe Kamarck, assistant to the editor in chief, at chloe_kamarck@condenast.com. Please include your days available and if you will be available on January 7th for a training day.

January 03 - Features Intern for Marie Claire. THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED Marie Claire is looking for an editorial intern to work with our features staff a minimum of two days a week (three is ideal). Sure, there will be plenty of photocopying, but this is a chance to work closely with our editors to do research, transcribe interviews, conduct short interviews for stories, find stats, and on a whole, assist in the making of the culture, news and features sections. We're looking for someone dependable, who can hold their own in a fast-paced atmosphere and can multi-task and prioritize like a pro. Magazine internship and/or college newspaper experience a plus. *Please submit cover letter in the body of the email. Resumes can be sent as attachments. No more than two or three relevant clips can be sent as attachments, or links. Please label the subject line "MC Features Intern." Send to econlan@hearst.com

January 03 - Editorial Intern for HuffingtonPost.com. HuffingtonPost.com, a fast-growing blog-powered news and opinion site, is looking for an editorial intern. Primary responsibilities include assisting editors in identifying and posting stories, selecting and editing photos, writing headlines, and learning how a new media operation works. We are a very young and growing staff that offers a lot of opportunities for growth that go above and beyond your typical internship. We are primarily looking for editorial interns for our non-political sections, especially Media and Entertainment. To apply, please email resume and a short statement of interest to Danny Shea, Associate Editor, at danny@huffingtonpost.com.

January 03 - Photo Intern for Manhattan Media. Manhattan Media is looking for a few talented photo interns for its publications, which include the New York Press, several other city weeklies and the glossy monthly parenting lifestyle magazine New York Family. Interns will have excellent opportunities to photograph stories and have firsthand interaction with the photo editor and the rest of the editorial staff to hone your photography skills and build a large amount of published work. This internship is a great way for a student to start a career and get some valuable experience and clips. Candidates should possess their own digital camera equipment. Some knowledge of New York City is recommended, but most important is interest and industriousness. We are looking for responsible and capable interns eager to photograph and help our publications. The schedule is flexible—built around assignments—and interns will be paid per assignment. Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume, and a few shots of their work to Meredity McGroarty, deputy editor, at mmcgroarty@manhattanmedia.com. Or if you want to use regular mail, then send materials to: New York Family, Meredith McGroarty, 79 Madison Avenue, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10016.

January 03 - Documentary television production intern for kontentreal. The producers of the PBS documentary series e2: the economies of being environmentally conscious are seeking interns and volunteers to join us for the spring 2008 semester. As we begin production on the third season of our series, we are looking for enthusiastic students who want to learn about documentary production from the ground up. Interns will be involved in the minutiae of production from day one, working closely with the series producers on a wide swath of tasks. General responsibilities include series development, story research, logging tapes, sourcing equipment, local errands and administrative assistance. There will be some opportunities to assist on location for shoots in the New York region. Edit facilities will be located on premises, and interns will have the opportunity to interact with editors and watch the editorial process progress in real time. e2 is an ongoing series about solutions to contemporary environmental challenges. The first season — e2 design — was narrated by Brad Pitt, shot in HD and broadcast on PBS during the summer of 2006. It covered advances in sustainable architecture around the world, from urbanization in China to Chicago's city government. The second season, which premiered on PBS in October, consisted of two parts: e2 energy, and a sequel to e2 design. The energy portion studies the latest in sustainable energy programs, from wind farms in Minnesota to solar energy in Bangladesh. And design picks up where the first season left off, highlighting the cutting edge in ecological building practices and urban planning. Applicants should be current college students or recent graduates based in New York City. Our offices are located in the Greenwich Village neighborhood. This internship is unpaid, but college credit is available if your institution offers it. You should be available one to two days per week, but we are flexible with scheduling. Previous film or television production experience is preferred but not required. Strong writing skills are highly preferred, also. If you have a strong work ethic and an inquisitive demeanor, you will adapt quickly to a demanding work environment such as ours. But please be advised: Your principal interest should be in documentary production, not features. Basic computer skills are required of all applicants, as is a working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. We are an Apple-based office, so please be familiar with Macinotsh OSX (or be willing to learn on the fly). Applicants with digital graphic design experience (Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Quark, etc) will be given preferential attention, as will applicants skilled in Final Cut Pro and Avid Media Composer. If you have a reel or portfolio, please let us know. Please send a cover letter and resume as a Microsoft Word or PDF file. Brandt Gassman, Post Production Coordinator kontentreal 180 Varick Street Suite 1622 New York, New York 10014 info@krfilms.com NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

January 03 - Editorial Intern for New York Daily News. The New York Daily News is seeking an editorial intern in the features department to begin working in the New Year. An intern is expected to put in at least 2 full days a week for 3 or 4 months. Previous newspaper or magazine writing experience is a plus. Suitable candidates should be able to work well under the pressure of deadlines, and have the ability to both follow instructions and work independently. Tasks include initiating story ideas, writing stories, proofreading, compiling calendar listings, setting up photo shoots, calling in JPEGs, research and administrative duties. This is a wonderful opportunity for prospective journalists to build their portfolios, gain references and learn how New York's No. 1 paper is put together. Please E-mail a resume, cover letter and three clips or writing samples to Nicole Pesce at npesce@nydailynews.com.

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December 12 - intern for The Mainichi Newspapers. Responsibilities include: researching, transcribing interviews, making appointments and other editorial and clerical work. The intern must be a native English speaker with great knowledge of American culture and excellent communication skills. Familiarity with international affairs and American politics are desired. Work experience in Japanese companies or living experience in Japan is a plus. Please send your cover letter and resume to mainichi.newyork@gmail.com or to 212-765-1243 (fax). Please explain why you are interested in this position in your cover letter.The application package is due on December 16, 2007. Selected candidates are notified of interview dates. The person you should send the application package to: Mr. Atsuko Teramoto, Job Title: Reporter at mainichi.newyork@gmail.com

December 12 - Journalism Internship Spring 2008 for Silicon Alley Insider. GET PUBLISHED TODAY!!!! Silicon Alley Insider, a new online business publication, is seeking a spring intern to help cover newest developments in the New York technology and media industries. Responsibilities will include research, writing, editing, and business development. Applicants must be equipped with basic knowledge of the industry and be willing to become more familiar with a wide variety of subjects within the field. Includes stipend: $200 per month. Qualifications: Excellent research and writing skills. Must consider blogging an art form. Silicon Alley Insider is a new business site, produced by and for the New York digital business community. We cover the intersection of the technology, media, and communications industries, with a focus on companies and people making waves in New York. Specifically, we provide news, commentary, and discussion about digital publishing, entertainment, news, music, social networking, mobile, and gaming. Silicon Alley Insider was started in the summer of 2007 by Kevin Ryan, Dwight Merriman, and Henry Blodget. We've also recently been joined by Peter Kafka and Dan Frommer from Forbes. Please send resume and writing sample to: David Blacker, Director, Talent Acquisition: David@alleycorp.com. Please send resume plus a relevant writing sample to: David@alleycorp.com

December 10 - Editorial Inern for Theme Publishing Inc. Theme magazine is a quarterly lifestyle and culture magazine focusing on global Asian culture. We're looking for a smart, detail-oriented editorial intern for the spring 2008 semester. Our editorial interns are involved in the full editorial process, from coming up with stories, researching for interviews and articles, transcribing, editing, and proofing. There are lots of writing opportunities for a great writer. Light administrative tasks are expected. Commitment: Jan. 3–April 30, 2007, 2 days/week minimum. Please email resume and writing samples to jiae@thememagazine.com.

December 10 - Editorial Intern for CSTV Networks. Previous sports journalism experience is preferred, along with strong writing and editing skills. Assist with the maintaining of content on CSTV.com. Write, edit and format copy for Internet publication. Work with partners and SIDs to prepare for upcoming season. Familiarity with HTML, Photoshop, Microsoft Office. Show creativity in developing ideas and assisting in coverage of college sports. Ability to produce multimedia video and audio highlights for Internet use. This is NOT a computer programming or technical internship. Email cover letter and resume to jobs1@cstv.com. Reference the desired internship in the subject. Cover letter must include available days/hours for the spring. NO PHONE CALLS please. Qualified candidates will be contacted.

December 10 - Intern for The Point Reyes Light. The Point Reyes Light is a Pulitzer Prize-winning weekly located one hour north of San Francisco, in rural west Marin County. Internships are unpaid, last four months, and may lead to paid positions. Interns contribute stories and photographs, and are involved at all levels of production. We accept interns on a rolling basis, throughout the year. Send a cover letter, resume, and two samples of news writing to Tess Elliott, Managing Editor, The Point Reyes Light.

December 10 - editorial intern for Metro US. Metro New York, the free daily commuter paper, seeks applicants for unpaid winter/spring editorial internships working with the entertainment and culture (style, body and soul, food, home, books) sections of the newspaper. Only resumes and applications from students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate-level college or university programs will be accepted. All candidates must have a strong desire to pursue a career in journalism. Duties include reporting, researching, file maintenance, and sorting through mail. Applicants with especially strong writing skills will also have the chance to write editorial content for publication in the paper. To apply for an internship please email a resume and cover letter to entertainment@metro.us.

December 10 - Production/editorial intern for Zócalo Media . The intern will work closely with the producer/director in the production of independent documentary projects Applicants should have excellent research, writing and organizational skills. The intern will do archival footage research, help organize shoots, and log material for editing. Spanish is a plus. Please send note and resumé/bio to ninaalvarez@mac.com

December 06 - Editorial Intern for Brides Local Magazine - Condé Nast. Brides Local Magazines, Condé Nast's regional bridal publication, is looking for enthusiastic interns for the spring semester. The ideal candidate should be able to be in the office at least two days a week. Duties include fact-checking, reporting, and assisting editors in producing features, as well as some general administrative duties. Please send a resume, cover letter, and samples of work to Kim Forrest, assistant editor, kimberly_forrest@condenast.com

December 05 - Editorial Intern for Metro US. Metro US, a free daily newspaper with editions in New York, Boston and Philadelphia, is seeking interns to aid in the National News department, specifically with layout. Prospective interns must have extensive experience with Quark, preferably at a college or professional daily publication. Though the internship is unpaid, it's a great opportunity for a glimpse inside a working newsroom. Hours are flexible. Start date ASAP. Email resume and clips to Mark Bulliet, national news editor, at mark.bulliet@metro.us.

December 04 - Beauty Internship for Essence Magazine. ESSENCE Magazine, the premiere lifestyle publication for African American women, is looking for an intern to assist the Beauty Department and its editors. Candidates must be organized, motivated, hardworking but most of all have a serious interest in the beauty and the magazine industry. We are looking for candidates with a passion for writing and can't wait to exercise their creativity in this area. Duties will include (but are not limited to) maintaining and organizing the beauty closet, requesting and writing about products for editorial review, researching credits, receiving and returning samples, understanding and learning the market, and a host of administrative tasks. There will also be the opportunity to go on photo shoots and appointments with representatives in the industry. Interns will work closely with the Beauty team, including famed Beauty Director and Cover Editor, Mikki Taylor. Our internship program is open to junior and senior undergraduate or graduate students who have an interest in journalism/communications and who desire a better understanding of magazine publishing. This is an unpaid position. All candidates must be able to receive school credit and provide a letter of agreement written on school letterhead. A minimum of 2 days per week is required. If you are interested and would like to apply, please email your cover letter and resume to Editorial Intern Coordinator, Wendy Wilson at essenceinternships@gmail.com.

December 04 - GothamGazette.com Technology Internship for Citizens Union. GothamGazette.com is an online publication about New York City policy and politics. It is published each weekday by the Citizens Union Foundation of the City of New York, the non-profit research and education affiliate of a good-government group that dates back to 1897. It includes a daily digest of news about New York City, as well asarticles on issues and links and reference information for people interested in New York City. To view the site, go to http://gothamgazette.com/ Gotham Gazette is a rich archive of reporting on New York City policy, but our hand-built content management system has some holes in it. We're looking for someone with some CSS, PHP or MySQL skills who is interested in working with our Technical Director to sift the site with a fine toothed comb and streamline our code base. Qualifications * Competent in either CSS or PHP and MySQL * Good attention to detail * Interest in New York City politics, policy and civic life. Technical interns will be spending their internship doing some or all of the following: * Conducting a close audit of the current site * Identifying ways to streamline our CSS or clean up the codebase * Update events calendar listings. During the academic year, a technical intern generally works 10 to 15 hours per week during normal business hours. We would expect you to stay a minimum of three month (or a semester) and can work with your academic institution regarding receiving credit. We do not pay interns. Please submit your application with a cover letter (in the text of your email) and links to projects you've contributed technical skill to along with your resume. Let us know about what you would be interested in doing with us, when you hope to start and how much time you can spend with us. About Citizens Union & Citizens Union Foundation For more than a century Citizens Union has worked to ensure local and state government values its citizens, addresses critical issues and operates in a fair, open and fiscally sound manner. Citizens Union Foundation, the nonprofit research and education organization affiliated with Citizens Union, monitors the deliberations and actions of government, conducts research and analyzes the impact of proposed public policy. Believing an informed and engaged citizenry is the cornerstone of good government, Citizens Union Foundation publishes www.GothamGazette.com, an award-winning web site covering the issues facing New York. Send cover letter, resume and short writing sample to: internship@citizensunionfoundation.org; or Internship Coordinator, Citizens Union, 299 Broadway Suite 700, New York, NY 10007; or Fax: (212)-227-0345. We accept applications throughout the year. No phone calls, please.

December 04 - GothamGazette.com Editorial Internships for GothamGazette.com. GothamGazette.com Editorial Internships GothamGazette.com is an online publication about New York City policy and politics. It is published each weekday by the Citizens Union Foundation of the City of New York, the non-profit research and education affiliate of a good-government group that dates back to 1897. It includes a daily digest of news about New York City, as well as articles on issues and links and reference information for people interested in New York City. To view the site, go to http://gothamgazette.com/ Gotham Gazette was a winner of the Knight Foundation News Challenge this year and has won other awards, including the 2003 Online Journalism Award, given by the Online News Association and the 2002 Innovator Award from the Pew Center for Civic Journalism We offer a practical work environment to learn about journalism – particularly online journalism -- policy and politics. Qualifications • Writing, editing, research, interviewing and phone skills. • Basic computer proficiency. • Interest in New York City politics, policy and civic life. Editorial interns do a variety of tasks involved in publishing Gotham Gazette and maintaining the website. These include some or all of the following: • Cover public events and forums, including meetings of the New York City Council and its committees, public policy discussions and speeches • Write articles • Research articles and material for the web site, including links and articles archives • Provide entries for our blog, "The Wonkster" • Provide research assistance to Gotham Gazette staff • Update events calendar listings • Proofread. During the academic year, interns generally work 16 to 20 hours per week during normal business hours. We would expect you to stay a minimum of three month (or a semester) and can work with your academic institution regarding receiving credit. We do not pay interns. Please submit your application with a cover letter (in the text of your email) and writing sample as well as your resume. Let us know about what you would be interested in doing with us, when you hope to start and how much time you can spend with us. About Citizens Union & Citizens Union Foundation For more than a century Citizens Union has worked to ensure local and state government values its citizens, addresses critical issues and operates in a fair, open and fiscally sound manner. Citizens Union Foundation, the nonprofit research and education organization affiliated with Citizens Union, monitors the deliberations and actions of government, conducts research and analyzes the impact of proposed public policy. Believing an informed and engaged citizenry is the cornerstone of good government, Citizens Union Foundation publishes www.GothamGazette.com, an award-winning web site covering the issues facing New York. Send cover letter, resume and short writing sample to: internship@citizensunionfoundation.org; or Internship Coordinator, Citizens Union, 299 Broadway Suite 700, New York, NY 10007; or Fax: (212)-227-0345. We accept applications throughout the year. No phone calls, please.

December 04 - Editorial intern for Cosmopolitan magazine. We're seeking bright, motivated students who are available to work a minimum of two days per week in the features department at Cosmopolitan magazine. The ideal candidate is thorough, detail-oriented, quick thinking, and self-starting. Responsibilities include research, transcribing and occasionally conducting interviews, filing, and general assistance to editors. We're looking for people with a strong interest in women's magazines, particularly with regard to relationship and self-help stories. Previous magazine internship is preferred. You must receive school credit for this internship and be available from the beginning of January through the end of April 2008. Please email a cover letter indicating why you would be a good fit for the position along with your resume to Holly Eagleson at heagleson@hearst.com. Please send the cover letter and resume in attachments, not the message body, and write "Spring 2008 Internship Candidate" in the subject field of the email. We regret that we can only respond to candidates of interest. No phone calls please.

December 04 - Intern for Village Voice. Village Voice investigative reporter Wayne Barrett is seeking interns to assist coverage of national, state and city politics. Both graduate and undergraduate students are welcome, but you must be eligible to earn at least one academic credit. Two and a half days is a minimum requirement, with a start date as soon as possible. Students will primarily be involved in reporting on major investigative features about the presidential election and will be credited as research assistants on each story. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Wayne Barrett at wbarrett@villagevoice.com.

December 03 - Web Editorial Intern for Redbookmag.com. The newly re-launched REDBOOKMAG.COM is looking