Paid journalism internships @ food magazine in Los Angeles

Slice, the magazine of Cheesecake Factory, offers paid internships year-round in its Los Angeles office. Interns work approximately 20 hours per week. Internships start in January, April, July and October.

Applicants should be a senior at an undergraduate level or working towards a graduate degree in Journalism, Communications, Marketing or Public Relations seeking a “for credit” internship. Preferred candidate will have working knowledge of Adobe InDesign and Photoshop. Preferred candidate for the internship will have experience writing for their school newspaper or other publications. Ideal candidate will have previous work experience with The Cheesecake Factory restaurants.

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Journalism internship @ Seattle Business magazine

Seattle Business, a monthly magazine that covers Washington state business news and has 105,00 readers, is seeking a part-time editorial intern.

Interns usually work on a six-month contract for 20 hours per week. A $100 stipend is paid at the end of the internship. While ideal for recent college grads, anyone with an interest in magazine and/or business journalism would find us a good place to cut their teeth.

Typical intern responsibilities include fact-checking all stories with primary sources (we have an established procedure for this, but it does involves a fair amount of phone/email work), writing much of the front “Startup” section of each issue and compiling the business events calendar.

Interns are also called upon to write blog posts for the website, develop and research story ideas, attend editorial department brainstorming and planning meetings, conduct interviews, perform other editorial-related clerical work, and write longer stories for the magazine.

If interested, send a résumé and writing samples (published preferred, but not required) to John Levesque, managing editor, Seattle Business, 1518 First Ave. S., Suite 500, Seattle, WA 98134, or via e-mail to john.levesque[at]tigeroak.com.

Paid summer journalism internship @ MSNBC in Seattle

MSNBC’s Breaking News is offering a paid internship for summer 2012: An opportunity to work at a fast-paced media startup in Seattle with a team of editors who have national and international journalism experience.

We’re looking for an editorial intern who, after working closely with editors, can drive our real-time platform at breakingnews.com and distribute content across our various social media accounts.

An intern will learn real-time editing techniques and best practices and also gain experience executing a developing social media strategy. He or she will walk away with relevant journalism experience and competitive skills, which are instantly valuable in this quickly-changing industry.

We’d like a student who is comfortable working in the social space, can write a crisp and accurate headline, and can recognize significant national and international news.

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Paid summer internship @ daily newspaper near Seattle-Tacoma

The Kitsap Sun, a 32,000-circulation daily newspaper located 30 miles northwest of Tacoma, is offering a paid summer journalism internship.

Applicants should be a junior or senior in college, with other internship experience or a writing/editing position on a school newspaper or website. Duties of the internship may include reporting and writing, photography, videography and editing, and using social media, as part of a newsroom staff of 20 which values flexibility, creativity, enthusiasm and a strong work ethic. The dates of the internship are approximately May through August, with flexibility to accommodate class schedules. Reliable transportation and a valid Driver's License is required.

Apply online at http://scripps.contacthr.com/22730788

Journalism internship @ Seattle Business magazine

Seattle Business, Washington state's only business magazine, is seeking editorial interns. Through its monthly print magazine and its website (seattlebusinessmag.com), Seattle Business is a vital source of analysis and perspective on business, economic and policy news. Its principal audience comprises leaders in business and industry, government and academia, health care and high tech, and many other sectors.

Editorial interns at Seattle Business are expected to commit to 20 hours a week for six months on many aspects of magazine production -- from fact-checking stories to researching and writing articles for the magazine and contributing blog items to the website.

The unpaid internships (save for a small stipend at the end) are ideal for college students and recent graduates, but anyone with a good background in writing and research, as well as an interest in the magazine industry and business journalism, will find Seattle Business a stimulating place to gain valuable experience and insight. Our editorial leadership team has decades of experience in journalism, and we have a vested interest in helping our interns grow during their tenure. We tailor our internships so our interns come away with a refined set of skills and some great clips.

Vacancies occur on a rolling basis throughout the year. Still interested? Send a resume and writing samples (published samples preferred, but not required) to Managing Editor, Seattle Business, 1518 First Ave. S., Suite 500, Seattle, WA 98134. Or via e-mail to john.levesque@tigeroak.com.

Reporter job @ Oregon newspaper

The Headlight Herald, a weekly newspaper covering Tillamook County, Ore., is seeking a news reporter to cover government, hard news and features on the Oregon coast.

Pagination skills preferred but not required. Located about an hour and a half from Portland, Tillamook County's mountains, forests, rivers and beaches — not to mention its world famous Tillamook Cheese — make it a favorite tourist attraction. The Headlight Herald is part of the Country Media family of newspapers, with seven publications in western Oregon.

Send resume, clips and references to Publisher Samantha Swindler at sswindler@countrymedia.net or PO Box 444, Tillamook OR 97141.

TV reporter job @ Portland, Ore. station

KOIN Local 6, a division of New Vision Television and the CBS affiliate in Portland, Oregon, has a opportunity for a newscast reporter in a top 25 market. Candidate must have demonstrated track record for making each hit different -- new sound, video and updated facts. Energetic live delivery, strong writing, excellent breaking news reporting skills a must. This is not the position for the fluff reporter. This opening is for the reporter who can own the lead. 2-5 years' experience on a news program, 4-year degree required.

HOW TO APPLY: Mail your cover letter, resume and DVD ASAP to:

KOIN Local 6
Reporter Search
Attn: HR Director
222 SW Columbia St.
Portland, Oregon 97201

TV news reporter in Portland, Ore.

KGW, Portland, Oregon's NBC affiliate, seeks a news reporter.

Responsibilities include gathering, investigating, logging, and writing news stories for television as well as the website. Individual will also be working on special reports and series to be used on KGW news programs. Position is also responsible for developing news sources in special areas of interest. Position requires individual to keep up current events and do live news reports. Shift assignment will vary.

Minimum 2-5 years reporting experience required. College degree preferred.

By October 15, 2010, send resume, tape and references to: Human Resources , KGW, 1501 SW, Jefferson Street, Portland, OR 97201. Or e-mail HR8@kgw.com.

Entry-level reporter job @ Seattle area newspaper

Snoqualmie Valley Record, a weekly 13,000-circulation newspaper in Washington state, seeks a full-time Reporter.

"As a Reporter for the Valley Record, you will be expected to: Take photographs to illustrate your stories and be comfortable using a digital camera, Shoot and edit videos for the web, Blog, Twitter and manage the publication's Facebook account.," the ad states. "The most highly valued traits are: The ability to be dynamic and think outside the box, An analytical mind and inquisitiveness that enables you to extract and follow genuine news stories, Involvement with a wide range of local community groups, The ability to establish a rapport with the community and its leaders, Being a motivated, self-starter. Some evenings and occasional weekends required. At least one year of previous newspaper experience is a plus."

E-mail your resume, cover letter and a max. of 10 writing, photo/video samples to: hreast@soundpublishing.com or mail to: Sound Publishing, Inc., 19426 68th Avenue S., Kent, WA 98032 ATTN: HR/RSV

Paid internships @ Denver Post

The Denver Post, a 250,000-circulation daily newspaper in Colorado, is offering paid 10-week journalism internships for Summer 2011. Applications must be received by Nov. 1, 2010.

Interns work in several parts of the newsroom as news or features reporters, online producers, photographers or graphic designers. They are paid about $480 per week (housing and transportation to Denver are not included).

Applicants should have completed junior year in college before Summer 2011. Reporting applicants should include no more than 5 clips. Also include cover letter outlining which position most interests you and a list of three references

Send your materials to: Internship recruiter, The Denver Post, 101 W. Colfax Ave. Suite 600, Denver, CO 80202.