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

Received in August:

August 26 - Editorial/Content Internship for Baeble Media. Baeble Music is looking for a few good interns. If you're up on the indie rock/emerging artist scene, have a desire to get your feet wet in new media, and are not afraid of playing a vital role in an ever-evolving, constantly expanding website, please get in touch. For more information about the site check us out at www.baeblemusic.com. Specifically, Baeble Music is looking for a few interns to work in its' editorial/content department. Each intern will be expected to work at Baeble HQ 15-20 hrs a week. Responsibilities and requirements below: For editorial/content, we're looking for two (2) interns. Responsibilities include: • Providing a variety of original editorial work, including blogs, album reviews, concert recaps, and feature articles • Preparing website copy • Providing a variety of web support for Baeble's expanding catalogue of live concerts • Soliciting/Collecting Music Videos • Collecting B-Roll/On Camera Interviews • Assisting in various areas of production when needed Requirements: We're looking for interns who: • Are familiar and passionate for a wide variety of independent and emerging artists. • Are familiar with both the major players and competitive nature of the new music media industry. • Have experience and natural passion for writing about new and upcoming music/artists. • Enjoy interviewing artists, attending/reviewing shows, and listening to new albums on a regular basis • Are organized and able to meet competing deadlines on a regular basis. If interested, please send a cover letter and resume to jobs@baeblemusic.com. Please indicate you are applying for the Editorial/Content internship. Please also include brief answers to the questions listed below. We look forward to hearing from you! Editorial Questions… - Why do you want to get involved with Baeble Music? What is it about the site that appeals to you? - Name five of the albums that have been among your favorite, most memorable, or most influential in your life. Pick one of them and discuss briefly why it's so important to you. - What have been your five favorite releases of this year? Pick one and discuss what it is your favorite of the year thus far. - What's the last concert you attended on your own volition? Did it meet your expectations? - What are your go-to sources for information on music, finding new bands, and keeping up with bands you like? - What kind of experience within the field of music journalism do you have?

August 26 - Editorial Intern for Chic Today. Fusing elements of pop style, lavish content and cutting-edge design, Chic Today is an online entertainment platform 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. Chic Today is currently offering several unpaid positions within its Internship Programme. Minimum GPA: 3.3 Excellent command of written English and a flair for writing. For further details on how apply, please refer to http://media.chictoday.com/internship/. Please address all emails to Rossella Frigerio (internship@chictoday.com).

August 26 - Editorial Intern for Pointclickhome.com. PointClickHome.com, the online destination for Metropolitan Home and Elle Decor magazines, is looking for fall interns to assist our shelter editors and web producers. The interns' duties will be producing blogs, managing the images and information for our Room Finder, researching trends in the shelter/home category, fact-checking, and assisting with various tasks to help our site run smoothly. There is also the potential for short feature writing. The interns will be working in our content management system, so a basic knowledge of HTML and Photoshop is a plus. Good writing and researching skills a must. PointClickHome is a great opportunity for anyone looking to learn about online publishing, home design, and what it takes to build a successful website. Candidates should be able to work at least 2-3 days a week. Please send a cover letter and resume to Leah Konen, Assistant Editor, at Lkonen@hfmus.com.

August 26 - Intern for Howdini.com. Intern needed at Howdini.com, a dynamic new all-video website based in Manhattan. Learn video production and website design and management from the pro's - including the two award-winning network news executives who created and run Howdini. Assist on video shoots in our studio and on location and help manage content on the site. Perfect hands-on opportunity for broadcast journalism students and aspiring website producers. 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: Mauri Small, msmall@howdini.com

August 26 - Editorial Intern for Men's Vogue/Conde Nast. Men's Vogue is looking for editorial interns to work on Mondays and Wednesdays this fall semester. Intern responsibilities include: researching potential story subjects for senior editors, transcribing interviews, writing original content for our website, and maintaining databases for future story ideas. Please note that academic credit is required. Please send resumes and cover letters to Chloe Kamarck, assistant to the Editor-in-Chief, at chloe_kamarck@condenast.com.

August 26 - Fashion/Editorial Intern for Time Out New York magazine. Time Out New York is looking for an intern to work in the Seek department who can start immediately and intern through December. This position is ideal for anyone with a strong interest in fashion and who is familiar with fashion labels and shops in New York City. The Seek section also covers home, wellness and dating. Responsibilities will include market research, managing contacts, press materials and look books, fact-checking, as well as various other administrative duties. You will be responsible for calling in and returning items featured in Time Out New York–so superb organizational skills are a must! We're looking for someone who is hardworking, motivated, enthusiastic and has the ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment. Interns will receive occasional opportunities to pitch ideas and write. Interested candidates should be available to intern on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. E-mail a cover letter and resume to Rachel LeWinter at rlewinter@timeoutny.com. No phone calls please.

August 20 - Editorial Intern for Silicon Alley Insider. Silicon Alley Insider (SAI) (http://www.alleyinsider.com/), the business news and analysis site founded by former top-ranked Wall Street Internet analyst, Henry Blodget, and former DoubleClick founder and CEO, Kevin Ryan, is looking for a part-time, editorial intern. SAI, the fastest growing online publication in the country, is part of the AlleyCorp (http://www.alleycorp.com/) network of affiliated companies. This is a part-time, paid editorial internship at Silicon Alley Insider. Responsibilities will include research, writing, editing, and business development. Qualifications: Excellent research and writing skills. Must consider blogging an art form. 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. 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. Please send resume and writing sample to: Use email subject line, “Silicon Alley Insider Internship”

August 20 - blogger for Dossier Journal. Dossier has two part-time, unpaid blogging positions available. Dossier is a newly-launched bi-annual fashion, art and culture magazine. Because we only print twice a year, our blog is an integral part of the magazine. Check it out at dossierjournal.com. We're looking for two bloggers who can commit to at least two 100-300 word entries per week, on art and literary events, music, publishing, food, fashion, the web, etc. These can be short listing-style bursts, news items or full-fledged reviews. Though the position is unpaid, it could potentially lead to published articles in the print version, and/or a paid blogging gig down the road. Please send resume and 2 clips to julie@dossierjournal.com.

August 20 - Editorial Intern for The Jew & The Carrot. Launched in 2006, The Jew & The Carrot is the epicenter of Jews, food, and sustainability on the web. It brings together 3,000 years of Jewish thought and food tradition with contemporary issues like sustainability, organic eating, nutrition, food politics, and healthy, delicious cooking. The Jew & The Carrot was named "Best New Blog" and "Best Kosher Food/Recipe Blog" in the 2007 Jewish and Israeli Blog Awards and has received press mentions in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Jewish Week and The Jerusalem Report, among others. Essential Duties and Responsibilities 1. Contribute at least 2 unique posts to the blog every week 2. Search the web for Jewish food news, stories and food-related trends. 3. Help shape editorial calendar and assign story ideas to writers. 4. Coordinate and conduct monthly interviews with food celebrities and farmers. 5. Seek out new potential contributors. 6. Sit on The Jew & The Carrot Editorial Board. 7. Meet weekly with Editor. Time Commitment: - 8-12 hours/week - Work mostly from home - Meet once/week in NYC office (or via phone) with Editor - Attend/take minutes at quarterly Editorial Board meetings Salary: Unpaid Internship / college credit available Qualifications 1. Strong writing and reporting skills 2. Voraciously curious 3. Interested in the intersection of Jewish life and sustainable food issues 4. Detail-oriented, responsible, and self-motivated – able to work well independently 5. Previous writing or journalism experience strongly preferred 6. Familiarity with Wordpress preferred *The Jew & The Carrot is a project of Hazon - a non-profit based in New York City with a mission to create a healthier and more sustainable Jewish community as a step towards a healthier and more sustainable world for all. Please send the following information to Leah Koenig at editor@jcarrot.org 1. Cover Letter 2. Resume 3. 1-2 writing samples (URLs to published or college work are preferred)

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

August 19 - Editorial Intern for Scholastic Classroom Magazines. Seeking a clear writer and dedicated researcher with a strong sense of humor and a love of pop culture. If you have a background or interest in education and/or math, that's a bonus. You will work on two national classroom magazines, for upper-elementary and middle-school students. This is an unpaid, for-credit internship but you'll get great clips and exposure to all facets of magazine production in a fun workplace. Send cover letter, resume, and writing sample to mathmag@scholastic.com or write to Jack Silbert, Scholastic Inc., 557 Broadway, Room 4050, New York, NY 10012.

August 19 - Photo Internship for Natural Health Magazine. Natural Health magazine, a national monthly publication that covers alternative health, beauty, nutrition and recipes, green living, and other wellness topics, is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic photo intern--someone who is hardworking and personable, with great organizational skills--to join our staff for the fall semester in the photo department. Duties may include photo research, calling in and returning products, assisting with castings, and various administrative duties. We are looking for candidates who can be available 2-3 full days a week in our NYC office. Please send cover letters and résumés to dday@naturalhealthmag.com with the subject "NH Internship." No phone calls, please. This is an unpaid internship for college credit only.

August 19 - Editorial Intern for Natural Health Magazine. Natural Health magazine is looking for two enthusiastic, curious, and dependable interns to assist our senior editors in the health, beauty, and features departments. While helping the staff with research and various administrative duties, they will be encouraged to discover news, trends, and personalities in the worlds of health, green living, and fitness—and get help developing their story-pitching and writing skills. Required time commitment: Minimum 10 hours a week This is an unpaid internship job. Please send a brief cover letter about yourself, your resume, and 3-5 clips to: JMalkotsis@naturalhealthmag.com Compensation: School credit

August 19 - Editorial Intern for Successful Meetings Magazine, Nielsen Business Media. Successful Meetings magazine is looking for an editorial intern to join our team for Fall semester 2008. We ask that you commit to 20 hours per week, but can be very flexible about how those hours are broken up. You will write bylined articles for the publication, e-newsletters, and website, help editors with research, work side-by-side with our team of editors, and learn about the editorial process at a well-established publication. Our ideal candidate works well independently, is great at research and writing, is detail-oriented and reliable, and loves the magazine business. Successful Meetings is a part of Nielsen Business Media, a division of The Nielsen Company, which publishes more than 40 products including Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, and Backstage. Our magazine is read by more than 72,000 meeting and convention planners every month. Offices are located at 9th Street and Broadway. The internship is unpaid and you must be able to receive course credit. To apply, please send a resume, 2-3 writing samples (unpublished samples are acceptable), and the date you're available to start to Kinley Levack at Kinley.Levack@nielsen.com. Please include "Internship" in the subject line.

August 19 - Internship for CMJ. If you love keeping up with current music and want to get first hand experience in writing for music magazines, then this is definitely the place for you. Our interns will get the opportunity to contribute news, reviews and possibly even feature articles to our bi-weekly magazine, website and web blog, and will also get the opportunity to learn first hand how the world of magazine publishing, music promotion and college radio operate. Ideal candidates should have a strong background in journalism and an avid interest in today's music scene, and should be organized, responsible and, above all else, enthusiastic. If this sounds like you, please contact me at mtedder@cmj.com with a cover letter, resume and your Top 5 albums of the year so far. Clips and previous experience are great as well, but don't be discouraged from applying if you don't have them. A great cover letter can do wonders. Academic credit is optional. Prospective interns must be available at least two days a week from 10am to 6pm until early December. Contact: Michael Tedder,Contributing Editor,CMJ,151 W. 25th St,12th Floor,New York, NY 10001, mtedder@cmj.com

August 12 - Editiorial Intern for Kiwi Magazine. KIWI magazine, a national parenting magazine with a focus on healthy lifestyles, is looking for fall editorial interns for its New York City office. Duties will include writing for KIWI's e-newsletter, researching content, following trends in both the health and parenting fields, fact-checking, producing content for our sister site, MyHealthySchool.com, as well as general office duties. All interns will leave with clips. Candidates must have strong researching and writing skills, and an interest in health and children is a strong plus. Interns will work part-time, at least 2 days a week for a total of 10-20 hours/week. Academic credit is optional. Please send resumes to Michelle Carlton, Assistant Editor, at mcarlton@maymediagroup.com.

August 12 - Editorial Intern for Conde Nast. FOOTWEAR NEWS, a trade publication owned by Conde Nast, is looking for an editorial intern to work 2-3 full days per week during the fall semester. This internship is writing intensive and is a great opportunity to obtain clips and reporting experience. FN is a weekly trade publication serving footwear retailers and wholesalers. It covers breaking industry news and events, as well as the latest fashion trends and designers. Conde Nast Publications is home to a wide variety of celebrated trade and consumer titles including Women's Wear Daily, Daily News Record, Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, the New Yorker, and Style.com. To apply, please email cover letter and resume to Meghan Cass at meghan_cass@condenast.com or fax to 212.630.3796.

August 12 - Fall Intern for Creative Expansions, Inc.. ATTENTION WRITERS: INTERN FOR AN ONLINE WOMEN'S MAGAZINE Fall 2008 Do you want an internship where your input and knowledge actually matters? Are you a writer who wants an opportunity to soak up all you can about the media world? Do you want to help make a positive difference in the world? THIS IS THE INTERNSHIP FOR YOU! Creative Expansions, Inc., the company that hosts one of the premier Web sites for professional women—www.womenworking.com—is looking for someone to help with a wide variety of things: researching, writing and editing site content, developing ideas for new sections (including one for women who are just starting out in the work world), helping to spread the word about the site, creating awareness about women's issues and regular office maintenance tasks. We are a small but growing company, so you'll get a first-hand look at what it takes to run a business/Web site. Your contributions will have a direct impact! If you are enthusiastic, media-savvy, and have strong writing and communication skills, APPLY NOW. About us: Creative Expansions, Inc. produces Emmy-award winning television programs that air on PBS stations across the country, and its founder is a consultant to Fortune 500 companies on empowerment and wellness issues. It also hosts one of the premier Web sites for professional women—Womenworking.com. Our office is located in Murray Hill in Manhattan, NY. Email a thoughtful cover letter, resume, references and 2 writing samples to helene@womenworking.com. Writing samples can be anything that you feel shows your best work. Please specify what hours/days you would be available. The position is unpaid, but there is a transportation stipend. We are seeking someone who can work 2-3 full days a week (we are flexible). Available for credit if so desired.

August 06 - Editorial intern for Tangomag.com. Tangomag.com is seeking a summer intern, whose duties include producing and publishing features to the website, generating ideas, researching, writing, blogger outreach and data entry. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable editorial experience and learn web publishing skills. Requirements: -- basic HTML desired -- Photoshop/photo editing experience a must -- Journalism, English or Communications major Academic credit/small stipend are available. Please send cover letter and resume to: Genevieve Lill Assistant Editor/Producer genevieve@tangomag.com

August 06 - Editorial Intern for The 100 Thousand Club. The 100 Thousand Club is a luxury lifestyle magazine publishing quarterly editions in the US, Russia, and the Middle East, with a controlled circulation of about 100,000 high net worth subscribers for each edition. We cover everything from travel and business to shopping and fashion, with a focus on profiling young, dynamic leaders in a variety of fields. Our intern will be based in our offices in New York's Financial District and will be working directly with the associate editor on a daily basis and also assisting our editor-in-chief, who will be dividing his time between our New York and Bristol offices. The intern will have the opportunity to pitch and write stories, do image research and help in the selection process, help find and call in product samples for photo shoots, do story research for current and future stories, and generally contribute as much as he or she is able to all three editions. This is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to gain some experience in luxury/lifestyle media, and with three editions there are a lot of chances to explore different areas of interest and expertise. Please have great writing skills, a solid understanding of the luxury market, and an interest in lifestyle media. Take a look at the website (www.100thousandclub.com) and send a resume to Kate Winick, Associate Editor, kwinick@gdsnewyork.com, with a brief cover letter explaining why you would be a good fit for our publication. Looking to hire for the acadmic year ASAP.

August 05 - Editorial Intern for Club Planet. A nationwide online nightlife and culture magazine is looking for talented Bright Young Things to be our next editorial interns. We cover clubs, bars, DJs, music and movie reviews, fashion round-ups, feature pieces, cocktail recipes, and much more. Interns are present at editorial meetings, are expected to pitch and write articles, and will do their share of editing, working in CMS, and learning the ropes of magazine publishing. No coffee-fetching or Xeroxing duties, just learning journalism in the new media age. Send us your resume to Naomi Baria(editor@clubplanet.com) along with some editorial work you've done in the past.

August 05 - Fall Editorial Assistant for EAR FARM. EAR FARM brings music lovers together with great music in an entertaining and personal manner by delivering original writing, video, photo, and art content coupled with journalistic coverage of the best musicians from today, tomorrow, and yesterday (check us out at http://earfarm.com). We are currently looking for a Fall intern to assist us in a variety of editorial and administrative tasks. Duties include contacting PR and record labels, generating story ideas, filing, tracking, and assessing music submissions, transcribing interviews, researching and fact checking, website maintenance, and even contributing feature articles and covering live concerts if interested and motivated. Academic credit is available but not required for this position. Requirements: You must LOVE music, share an interest in music journalism and feature-writing, be somewhat versed in new media, be equally detail-oriented in editorial and administrative tasks, and want to have learn while having fun. Submit your resume and a few writing samples (anything you want) to the following: Associate Editor-in-Chief, EAR FARM, mail@earfarm.com

August 05 - New Media Intern for Family Travel Forum. Family Travel Forum publishes websites with information on family travel. We are looking for an independent, enthusiastic, motivated worker. Intern will work, under supervision, to maintain and update our websites, research destinations on line, report on upcoming events, assist editors with fact-checking and html styling and assist with office clerical chores. Good writing skills and some office experience are required. Journalism background, computer skills and an interest in travel are real pluses. Please e-mail cover letter, resume and a writing sample to: ftf@familytravelforum.com

August 05 - 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. This is a paid internship. http://www.mamm.com To apply, please send a cover letter, current resume, and any clips to Karina Hamalainen karina@mamm.com. Include the words "Editorial Internship" in the subject line.

August 05 - Intern for TV Guide. A cable network in NYC is offering unpaid internships for a day-of-air entertainment news show. This is a great opportunity for students or recent graduates to gain experience in television production. Candidates should be able to dedicate at least 2 days per week to this internship. Nights and weekends are not required. Internship responsibilities will include: - Research for shoot preparation and archive materials - Assisting with general office tasks - Supporting producers on location shoots (i.e. red carpets, set visits, interviews) - Transcription and shoot notes School credit may be given for this internship.

Received in July:

July 30 - NY1 FALL INTERN 2008 for NY1 NEWS. ASSIGNMENTS News: o Assist in writing, producing, shooting, and editing for television. o Aid in transporting and setting up gear. o Research potential stories. o Coordinate interviews with guests. Edit: o Edit news clips. o Aid in creating dayreels. o Assist in dubbing. Administrative - Librarian: o Maintain schedules for producers, writers, and reporters. o Prepare invoices using Microsoft Excel. o Gain knowledge of newsroom functions and accompany Reporters to shoots on occasion. o Perform administrative duties including faxing, copying, sorting, and, answering phones. o Sort air check DVD's and tapes from Ingest and file them accordingly. o Produce dubs for tape sale. o Archive P2 cards. o Pick up air checks from Master Control and tapes on the shelf in Ingest Creative Services: o Assists producers with production of promotions. o Screens promotion footage and graphic elements. o Accompanies producer on shoots. o Coordinates schedules and assignments for shoots and presentations. Business Development: o Assist in developing proposals, marketing opportunities and writing business model designs. o Aid in intelligence gathering and using tools such as marketing, sales, information management and customer service to expand NY1's reach. o Perform administrative duties including faxing, sorting, collating, answering phones and other administrative functions as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Candidates for internships MUST: • Receive academic credits for internship . EDUCATION AND OR EXPERIENCE Coursework and previous internship experience in communications, journalism or related field for internship requested preferred. Interested students must submit cover letter and resume by August 10 and/or before all intern positions are filled, by applying on-line. Specify the area or type of position you are interested and rationale for selecting this area in the cover letter. Go to www.timewarner.jobs Click on search for jobs. Then search for openings. For Positing Type click on Intern and for Keyword type in NY1. Then hit search. Click on the posting job title: NY1 News/ NY1 Noticias Fall Intern- 2008. Hit submit to job at the bottom on the page. Create an account and upload your resume. For any questions please contact Irina Mita, HR Coordinator 212)379-3731 or email irina.mita@ny1news.com

July 30 - Editorial Intern for Ink Publishing. INK Publishing (www.ink-publishing.com), which produces more in-flight magazines than any other publisher in the world, is looking for a dedicated and motivated fall intern for the editorial department in NYC. This person must be able to work 2-3 days a week. Must be hard-working and able to keep up in a fast-paced environment. The job will include copy editing, work around the office and the opportunity to be published. The company currently publishes two in-flight magazines out of the NYC office. Please send a resume, short cover letter and writing samples to alexandra@ink-publishing.com and include "editorial intern" as subject.

July 29 - Intern for HollywoodToday.net. HollywoodToday.net, an online newsmagazine, is looking for a remote intern to start either immediately or early this fall. Tasks would include writing on current events (particularly those in the entertainment and political arenas), adapting celebrity interviews for publication and attending occasional special events (parties, shows, conventions, etc.) in the New York City area. At this time, the position is unpaid, but each intern will receive a byline for each published piece. Because the internship is a remote one, work can be done from the intern’s home and can be easily balanced with another job, schoolwork, etc. The ideal candidate will have a working knowledge of spelling, grammar and AP style. Previous experience is preferred, but not necessary. ------ Interested parties should send a cover letter, with a résumé pasted in the body of the e-mail, to hollywoodtodaynewyork@yahoo.com. Published clips can be pasted or linked in the body of the e-mail. No attachments, please.

July 29 - Editorial Intern for NYMetroParents . NYMetroParents is seeking a reliable, responsible, and organized editorial intern for part-time work. We produce 6 publications each month: Big Apple Parent, Brooklyn Parent, Queens Parent, Westchester Parent, Rockland Parent, and Fairfield Parent targeting area families. Duties will include various aspects of entry-level editorial work. You will get a chance to get your feet wet and learn the ins and outs of how a magazine gets produced from beginning to end. Possible opportunity to write may also be offered. Computer savvy candidates are encouraged to apply as there will also be website work available. Modest fee offered. Office is adjacent to beautiful Bryant Park and hours are flexible. Internship can start immediately. For consideration, please send a cover letter, writing sample, and resume to Managing Editor, Danielle Sullivan: DSullivan@NYMetroParents.com

July 18 - Editorial and Communication Internship (Fall 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 and communication 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: 1. 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 2. Proofread and edit translated articles for Voices 3. Assist Communications Director to organize press conferences and editorial / business workshops and head up special projects when necessary; 4. Perform light administrative tasks Qualifications: 1. College junior, senior or graduate student (students must still be enrolled in school during the time of the internships) 2. Strong academic record 3. Resume and cover letter 4. Official approval for course credit 5. Proper visa authorization for international students 6. Knowledge of a second language is preferred but not required Internship application deadline is rolling. This program is unpaid and you must be a college student or recent gradate who receive academic credit at an accredited college or university during the Fall 2008 semester. Please email all inquiries, resumes and cover letters to nycomm@indypressny.org.

July 18 - Editorial Intern for New York Family (Manhattan Media). EDITORIAL INTERNS FOR NEW YORK FAMILY. New York Family Magazine is recruiting interns for fall. You will spend your time working on short and feature-length stories, have the opportunity to do some editing (if desired), and write for the web. 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 degree at NYU. 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 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 via regular mail to Eric Messinger, Editor, New York Family, 79 Madison Avenue, 16th floor, New York, N.Y. 10016. Thank you!

July 18 - editorial intern for Fast Company magazine. Fast Company, a national business monthly focused on innovation, design and sustainability, is seeking fall editorial interns to start either mid-August or beginning of September. The internship is a FULL-TIME, paid position. Duties include fact-checking articles, researching story ideas, writing sidebars and short FOB pieces, and assisting with editorial projects as needed. Send resume, clips, and cover letter to assistant editor Kate Rockwood at krockwood@fastcompany.com. No phone calls, please.

July 18 - Intern/Reporter for New York Resident Magazine. New York Resident magazine in New York City is looking for enthusiastic interns ready to dive in and get some hands-on experience at a luxury lifestyle magazine. Resident interns start writing from day one, covering everything from gadgets to travel to food and fashion. Prospective candidates should be self-starters who are comfortable tackling a variety of assignments; a familiarity with Manhattan and/or the Hamptons is a major plus. Published clips are not necessary, but a good attitude and willingness to try new things are essential. To apply, send resume, a brief paragraph about yourself and two writing samples to: Heather Corcoran (CAS '06), Executive Editor, at heatherc@resident.com.

July 18 - Fall 2008 Editorial Intern for Media/OMMA Magazines, MediaPost Communications. Media and OMMA magazines — monthly print magazines covering traditional and online media, advertising, and marketing — are looking for interns for the fall 2008 semester. The right candidates 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 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, and can receive college credit. Please send letter, resume, and 2-3 clips (college newspaper, magazine, etc. is fine) to Gaetano Pollice, asst. to the managing editor, at gaetano@mediapost.com.

July 18 - CosmoGIRL Fall Editorial Intern for Hearst Corporation. CosmoGIRL!'s deputy editor is looking for a fall intern to start in late August or early September. Responsibilities will include researching stories, pitching ideas, gathering quotes for sidebars, blogging for the Web site, video-taping and helping at events, and transcribing interviews, as well as some assistant duties. Must have a love of pop culture, be familiar with teen magazines, and be a self-starter. Also, intern must be able to get college credit for the internship and work 3 full days a week (preferably Tuesday-Thursday). Internship will end sometime in December. Please note this is in an unpaid internship. Please send your cover letter and resume to Allyson Ayers at aayers@hearst.com.

July 18 - Intern for NYU Magazine. NYU's award-winning alumni magazine is looking for a motivated intern to take part in all stages of production—from pitching ideas for stories and layout, to reporting, writing, and editing. Our intern will work with a small, energetic staff to produce real, reported stories — not PR material. He/she must be either a senior or graduate level journalism student and be available to work 15-20 hours a week for the fall 2007 semester. A stipend is available. In case you haven't seen it yet, this is not your grandfather's alumni magazine (unless he happened to go to college here). The five-year-old glossy feeds off of its downtown New York location and an array of alumni newsmakers in politics, arts & letters, academia, entertainment, sports, and more. Just to drop a few names, past issues have featured INTERPOL chief Ron Noble, former football commissioner Paul Tagliabue, IAEA head and Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei, directors Ang and Spike Lee, fashion designer Alice Roi, and writers Frank McCourt, Pete Hamill, and Judy Blume. In addition to alumni profiles, the magazine boasts a large feature well, and dedicated sections to NYC news, arts & culture, and print. The magazine won a silver medal CASE award for its fall 2006 issue, On the Frontlines, which included features on the stem cell legislative battle, the crisis in Darfur, and analyses of the situations in Iran and Afghanistan. Interested candidates should send their resume, clips, and a brief cover letter to Jason Hollander (jason.hollander@nyu.edu).

July 18 - Editorial Intern for Conde Nast Portfolio. The website of a major business magazine is looking for a full-time intern for fall to start mid-August and stay for at least three months. Internship includes a monthly stipend. Class credit encouraged. Business knowledge and business journalism experience are strongly desired. Responsibilities include administrative support, writing news briefs, heavy research, and original reporting. Please send a brief cover letter outlining career objectives and a resume to andrea_chalupa@condenast.com

July 18 - Editorial Intern for Brides Local Magazines. Brides Local Magazines, Condé Nast's regional bridal publication, is looking for enthusiastic interns for the fall semester. The ideal candidate should be able to be in the office at least two days a week. We would prefer if credit can be received for the internship, but recent grads are welcome to apply. 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, kimberly_forrest@condenast.com.

July 08 - Print Journalism Internship for The Molokai Times. Attention journalism majors and adventurous souls! An opportunity awaits you on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Molokai. The Molokai Times offers regular four-month internships for journalism students interested in refining their craft. Besides running the newspaper of record for the island, we also operate KMKK radio, the island's only FM radio station. We also have an active multimedia website, www.molokaitimes.com. Our internship is available year round, minimum three-four month commitment. Academic credit is available. If this sounds like an intriguing opportunity, e-mail a resume, samples of your work and the dates you are available to David Lichtenstein, editor@molokaitimes.com.

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June 25 - Production Intern for Inside Edition. Inside Edition Fall Internship Program King World Productions is currently seeking individuals interested in applying for a fall internship with our national newsmagazine show, Inside Edition. Interns work primarily with our news production staff and tasks include, but are not limited to: conducting research, assisting on shoots, and logging footage for day of air stories. Inside Edition hosts a well rounded internship program where students gain a wide range of experience working with reporters, the promos department, editors, and our award winning investigative unit. Requirements: • Full-time, undergraduate student at an accredited college/university • Must have a minimum of 30 semester hours completed • Available two or three days a week, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for about 10-12 weeks • Academic credit must be received. This is an unpaid position, however a travel stipend will be provided. Please send cover letter and resume via email or mail to: Jordana Franzblau Inside Edition Internship Coordinator 555 West 57th Street/Suite 1300 NY, NY 10019 jordana.franzblau@cbs.com

June 24 - Editorial Intern for Harper's Bazaar. Harper's Bazaar is looking for highly dependable, hardworking college students who are interested in interning this fall in our editorial department. Applicants must: -Be able to receive college credit -Be comfortable taking initiative -Have good transcribing (typing) skills -Be resourceful -Be skilled at using various search engines (Nexis, especially) -Be available at least 2-3 days a week This internship is unpaid. Please send your resume to Jenna Gabrial Gallagher, Associate Features Editor, at HBZintern@hearst.com

June 18 - Editorial Assistant for EAR FARM. EAR FARM brings music lovers together with great music in an entertaining and personal manner by delivering original writing, video, photo, and art content coupled with journalistic coverage of the best musicians from today, tomorrow, and yesterday (check us out at http://earfarm.com). We are currently looking for a Summer and Fall intern to assist us in a variety of editorial and administrative tasks as we continue to ramp up our content and begin accepting paid advertising. Duties include contacting PR and record labels, generating story ideas, filing, tracking, and assessing music submissions, transcribing interviews, researching and fact checking, website maintenance, and even contributing feature articles and covering live concerts if interested and motivated. Requirements: You must LOVE music, share an interest in music journalism and feature-writing, be somewhat versed in new media, be equally detail-oriented in editorial and administrative tasks, and want to have FUN. Submit your resume and a few writing samples (anything you want) to the following: Mike Grimes Associate Editor-in-Chief EAR FARM mail@earfarm.com

June 18 - copy editor internship for TheCelebrityCafe.com. TheCelebrityCafe.com, the Internet's longest running entertainment magazine now in its 12th year, is seeking to hire copy editors and editors via the intern process. We offer an unpaid, telecommuting internship with flexible hours. Duties include editing and fact-checking articles, working with our writers, some writing, and participating in our message boards. Candidates will work independently with guidance from our editors. English/journalism majors preferred but not required. Please send cover letter and resume and 2-3 writing samples to dominick@thecelebritycafe.com.

June 18 - copy editor intern for TheCelebrityCafe.com. This is an unpaid telecommuting position for TheCelebrityCafe.com, the longest-running entertainment magazine on the Internet. We are looking to hire more employees and are looking for a copy editor to hire via the intern process. We offer interns the opportunity to work independently, while receiving guidance from our editors, on varied assignments. These may include editing articles, reviews and interviews, taking part in discussions on our message board, and other projects involved in our magazine. The intern would be able to help shape his or her own position with TheCelebrityCafe.com, so that both our organization and s/he are able to reach our goals. As this is a virtual office, we all communicate via email, instant messenger and phone. The schedule is very flexible, and we can adjust your workload according to how much time you can commit. We are looking in particular for someone interested in developing skills as a copy editor, specifically of online content. Important qualifications include: solid writing ability -- writing samples will be requested (English major or minor a plus); excellent proofreading skills, and high communication skills; some knowledge of Internet research via search engines will be very helpful; ability to work independently; knowledge of (or willingness to learn about) online communities, in particular message boards/forums; organization skills; and, hopefully, a sense of humor, curiosity and love for the entertainment business! First, please visit http://TheCelebrityCafe.com and read some of the articles on the front page; this may help you see whether our topics and format interest you. If so, send an email to dominick@thecelebritycafe.com describing your background (school, hobbies, work) and your hopes for what this internship might provide. What are your career goals? Include the usual info about when you can start, whether you're comfortable working independently (with guidance from us, of course), and how much time you feel you can commit. Finally, please attach two or three writing samples.

June 10 - Intern for Disney ABC Television Group. Fall 2008 Intern Program The Disney-ABC Television Group is home to all of The Walt Disney Company's worldwide entertainment and news television properties. The Group includes the ABC Television Network, Disney Channel's worldwide portfolio of kids channels, ABC Family and SOAPnet; as well as television production and syndication divisions ABC Studios, Walt Disney Television Animation, Disney-ABC Domestic Television and Disney-ABC International Television. Disney-ABC Television Group also manages the Radio Disney Network in addition to the Company's equity interest in Lifetime Entertainment Services and A&E Television Networks. Our program offers students: • experience at a diversified global Fortune 100 company • exposure to our business operations, technology and processes • ability to participate in intern-specific and companywide activities for social networking • opportunity to develop professionally with exposure to management • competitive pay and a rewarding experience. Eligibility: This internship program is open to undergraduate students who are currently enrolled in school and have completed their sophomore year (graduate students will be considered for opportunities with ABC News). Interns MUST meet the following criteria: • Currently earning a college/university degree in Related Field • Available a minimum of 2-3 Full Days per Week • Excellent Communication Skills • Demonstrated computer proficiency with Microsoft Word, Access, Excel, and PowerPoint Length: The Fall Internship program runs approximately from September 2008 – December 2008. Location: New York City. Students must provide their own housing and transportation. Qualifications: Hiring decisions are based on your major field of study, past work/internship experience, and extracurricular activities. We are looking for students who will make the most of this great opportunity. Compensation: We offer an attractive hourly salary. Interns are not eligible for company medical benefits, holiday pay or sick pay. The Disney-ABC Television Group has undergraduate internship opportunities in the following areas: ABC, INC. • National TV Sales • Research • Affiliate Marketing & Relations • BO & E Applications & Business • Graphics • Integrated Marketing • Marketing • Media Relations • Music Rights • Travel Department ABC TELEVISION NETWORKS • ABC TV Network – Admin. Finance • Buena Vista Productions ABC NEWS (Graduate students will be considered) • Good Morning America • 20/20 & Primetime • World News with Charles Gibson • ABC News Now and ABCNews.com • Nightline • Weekend News • Brian Ross Investigative Unit • Law & Justice Unit • John Stossel Unit • News Radio How to Apply: Apply online at: https://disney.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOrderID=151333 Build your candidate profile and attach your resume. Please remember to upload your actual resume file. ** Application Deadline is Tuesday, July 15, 2008 **

June 04 - Editorial Intern for 0-60 magazine (Harris Publications. 0-60 is a performance car magazine based out of New York and we're looking for a solid intern to work with us over the next few months. Daily tasks will range anywhere from delivering the mail to posting daily news articles on our website to fact checking features to driving and reviewing cars from the press fleet. If you're interested in automotive journalism and don't want to move to Detroit or California, this is an excellent opportunity. Please keep in mind that this is an unpaid position with the potential to become a full-time position for the right candidate. Requirements: 1. Applicants MUST possess a valid drivers license and have the ability to operate a manual transmission. 2. Applicants must have an intimate knowledge of the subject matter as well as a passion for it. 3. Applicants need to be available to work a varying schedule. Office hours during shipping periods tend to run longer than a typical 10-6 establishment. To apply, please send a cover letter and resumé within the body of an email to matt.tuccillo@harris-pub.com with the subject line of: Summer Internship

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May 29 - Content Development&Broadcasting for Mogulus LLC. Mogulus is an online broadcasting platform. The company is a start-up based in Soho. The internship is for 3 months, unpaid. The intern will assist the content developer for: - writing, gathering, organizing and editing of the digital information for publication. - producing (filming and broadcasting) webcasts - creating online TV channels - researching online media landscape for strategy and business development. Requirements: be smart and motivated! Please send resume+motivation letter to jobs@mogulus.com, title : "content&broadcast internship".

May 29 - Interactive Intern for Niche Media. Niche Media is seeking a well-organized and motivated intern to join our Interactive department. The intern will assist with a variety of duties including creating/updating site graphics and photos, creating original content for interactive guides, blogs and features as well as repurposing magazine content for the web. Interns will also have the opportunity to attend and cover Niche Media events. • Photo editing (e.g. photo selection for stories, slideshows, listings) • Photoshop, basic understanding of (cropping, editing, color-correction, etc) • Knowledge of Dreamweaver, HTML helpful – Knowledge Flash is a huge plus • Interest in the luxury market • Familiar with Windows and Mac • Diligence, organization and tremendous attention to detail • Strong verbal and written communication skills This is a paid position requiring 3-5 days per week. Pay rate: $8.00/hr Please contact: Ntianu Eastmond-Visani Senior Manager, Interactive Content Niche Media 257 Park Avenue South – 5th Floor New York, NY 10010 Phone: 646-839-1699 Email: ntianue@nichemediallc.com

May 27 - Editorial Intern for GroundReport.com. GroundReport.com, a global news platform democratizing the media, needs your help! GroundReport is growing and we need smart, creative, passionate individuals to help us support our global journalist community of over 2,000 reporters. We're looking for part-time and full-time Editorial Interns for the summer who want experience in young, dynamic internet media startup in downtown Manhattan. The position is unpaid, but we will provide a travel stipend. In addition, the internship could lead to full-time employment, and at GroundReport.com you will be able to make a real impact by starting and managing projects and having a voice in the direction of the company. This is a truly unique opportunity, and we are only looking for the most motivated, high-energy, self-starters with great editing and communication skills. Ideally you are: 1. Creative, high-energy and entrepreneurial 2. Highly skilled in spelling, grammar and editing 3. A fast, excellent writer and editor 4. Deeply familiar with social networking (Facebook, MySpace), social bookmarking (Digg, StumbleUpon), social media (Twitter, Qik) and other technologies. 5. Ready to think outside the box and revolutionize the media. Other bonuses: -- Video Editing experience (FinalCut Pro, camera work) -- Ad sales experience -- Marketing or PR experience -- Experience leading a student group Here's what you'll do every day: -- Work in a fun, dynamic office space in Soho -- Post news by content partners like GlobalVoices and International War & Peace Reporters -- Edit articles from around the world -- Help Ground Reporters successfully register and post content -- Weed out bad users or content/stories -- Write and post your own news stories To apply, send resume and brief personal note to Rachel Sterne at info@groundreport.com.

May 21 - intern for The Mainichi Newspapers. Main Tasks and Responsibilities: Research, transcribe interviews, make appointments, and assist in other editorial and clerical works. Have to be able to work for 2 to 3 days in a week for at least three months from June 2008. Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience: Native-speaker level fluency in English. In-depth knowledge of American culture, society and politics. Familiarity with international affairs. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Must be energetic, creative and self-motivated. Send a resume with a cover letter (attn: Ms. Atsuko Teramoto, reporter) explaining why you would like to be an intern at the Mainichi to mainichi.newyork@gmail.com by June 4, 2008. Selected candidates will be notified of interview dates.

May 21 - Online Intern for Blender. Seeking a summer intern for music magazine Blender's website. Must have an interest in popular music and the internet. Tasks include thinking about music, listening to good music, listening to terrible music, transcribing interviews, research and possibly writing content for Blender.com. Flexible hours. Please send a resume and cover letter to: Ryan Dombal / Online Writer rdombal@alphamediagroup.com

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

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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.

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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

Email: pamela.noel@nyu.edu