Entry-level journalism job @ Advertising Age

Ad Age, a New York- City-based magazine covering the advertising industry, is seeking a full-time editorial intern.

The intern will primarily be tasked with researching, reporting, writing and producing articles for print and digital publication. May be involved in the production of multimedia and social media content, and represent Ad Age at industry events. Some administrative and data entry tasks, including production credits for our sister site Creativity, are also required.

For more info, visit http://bit.ly/2eOODGT

Entry-level reporter job @ SmartMoney magazine in NYC

SmartMoney, an 812,000-circulation monthly magazine about personal finance, is offering a long-term paid internship to assist editors and reporters. Position is based in New York City.

Duties include research and fact-checking along with some reporting and writing, including byline opportunities. College degree required. Journalism background and interest in business/finance highly encouraged. Penchant for detail and ability to work effectively on deadline important. Paid hourly rate commensurate with experience.

To apply, send resumes to julie.allen[at]dowjones.com.

Fellowship for young U.S. and Austrian journalists

U.S. and Austrian journalists ages 21-38 can apply for a 7-week all-expenses paid fellowship which gives up to 6 journalists an opportunity to report from and travel in each other's countries.

The U.S.-Austrian Journalism Exchange Fellowships includes international and domestic travel expenses, living expenses, insurance costs, transportation allowances and a stipend.

After receiving a joint orientation session in Washington, D.C, the American fellows travel to Vienna and the Austrian journalists begin their fellowship in Florida at the GOP National Convention to report for their home media organizations. For six weeks, fellows will work at host newspapers, magazines, and radio and television stations under the supervision of an editor. The program ends with all fellows reuniting in Vienna for a reception and final program evaluation.

Print, broadcast and freelance journalists are eligible, provided they have at least three years of experience and a strong interest in U.S.‑European affairs. Foreign language proficiency is not required, but is preferred.

Deadline to apply is May 6. For more information, click here.

Entry-level science journalism job @ Nature Medicine in NYC

Nature Medicine, an international biomedical journal, is offering a 6-month, full-time, paid science writing internship. Position starts in May and is based in New York City.

The intern will be closely involved in the editorial process and write news articles and briefs. This is not a paper-pushing internship! The person selected for the position will be reporting stories and working on editorial content full-time, including the blog.

Applicants should have completed one year in a graduate program in journalism or have equivalent work experience in journalism. Additionally, a strong understanding of biology and current issues in medicine is required.

By April 2, 2012, send an email to r.khamsi[at]us.nature.com with "Nature Medicine news internship" in the subject line and include 1) a cover letter, 2) your resume and 3) three published writing clips.

Entry-level reporting job @ U.S. News & World Report

The News & Opinion section at U.S.News & World Report is seeking college graduates with backgrounds in writing and Web production for one-year internships. The duties of these full-time (37.5 hours a week), hourly paid positions include:

• Researching and writing stories for the News section, including the Opinion and Whispers sections
• Assisting with the production of Web packages that include stories, charts, slide shows, photo galleries, and other elements
• Writing and editing SEO-oriented headlines
• Helping to develop social media efforts for the section
• Assisting with tracking traffic, keywords, and other online trends on major portals and other sites
• Coordinating with outside writers and contributors to generate content for the section

Requirements:
• A firm grasp of current events and strong news judgment
• Strong research and writing skills
• The ability to work on deadlines in a journalistic environment and manage several tasks and projects simultaneously
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• A demonstrated understanding of social media and ability to effectively promote U.S. News content on social media networks
• Working knowledge of HTML and Web production. Familiarity with content management systems
• Knowledge of SEO best practices and online analytics reporting via Google Analytics or Omniture is a plus
• Knowledge of image-editing software, such as Adobe Photoshop, is a plus

Applicants must provide 2-3 references and 3 writing clips in addition to résumé and cover letter. Please send all materials to tsmart[ay]usnews.com and include the phrase “News & Opinion intern” in the subject field.

Foreign affairs publication seeks contributing writers

RETORT, a bimonthly publication of foreign affairs, is always seeking gifted writers. Applicants must demonstrate dedication to the principles of the magazine. Undergraduates, graduate students and professionals welcome to apply. Pay ranges from $10 to $75 per article.

RETORT seeks to reexamine the role of militarism in American foreign policy. While a libertarian publication, writers and readers alike from the left, right and center who agree with our goals are encouraged to participate. Peace and diplomacy are in desperate need of advocates in this day and age of perpetual war. Help us RETORT the tripe that dominates the media, public discourse, think tanks and the upper echelons of government.

For more info, email retortmag@gmail.com

Assistant editor job @ Sailing magazine in Wisconsin

SAILING, a 45,000-circulation monthly magazine about sailing, is seeking an assistant editor to work in its Port Washington, Wisc. headquarters.

The assistant editor will work with other staff editors to produce this national magazine (published 10 times per year) about the sport of sailing. Job duties include managing and coordinating magazine departments, working with freelance writers, editing all editorial copy in the magazine, producing feature stories, occasionally writing stories for the magazine and more.

 Candidates should have a bachelor's degree (preferably in journalism or English), some knowledge of sailing and be enthusiastic about the sport, editing experience, knowledge of AP style and good computer skills (preferably with Mac computers; Adobe CS experience a plus). They should also be self starters who are willing to learn on the job and work with staff located in and out of the office.

This job could be full- or part-time depending on the applicant. Please send a cover letter, resume and writing samples to erin[at]sailingmagazine.net.

Freelance reporters wanted for motocrycle magazine

Next Moto Champion, a nationally-distributed magazine that covers both motocross and road racing, seeks freelance reporters. Ability to create layouts with In design software a plus. Get your work in print and write what you want to write about. $20 - $40 per piece depending on the content. Motocross article ideas can be pitched to Andrea Barnett at abarnett@nextmotochampion.com. Road racing story ideas can be pitched to Jon Boucher at boucher@nextmotochampion.com.

Paid 6-month science journalism internship @ Chemical & Engineering News in DC

Chemical & Engineering News, the widely-read weekly newsmagazine of the American Chemical Society, seeks a science-writing intern for 2012.

C&EN reports current events in the chemical enterprise, including recent advances in research, education, industry, funding, and regulatory policy. C&EN reaches all 154,000 members of the ACS each week, and its online edition receives more than 14 million page views per year.

The candidate should be a highly motivated student or recent graduate with demonstrated interest in science writing and at least a bachelor's degree in chemistry or a related field. The intern will have a chance to write bylined news and feature stories for publication in C&EN and to generate multimedia and other content for C&EN Online. The intern will also help maintain C&EN’s social media presence.

During their 3-6 month stint, the intern is expected to work for C&EN full time (40 hours/wk) and will be paid $20.50/hr. The intern ideally will be based in our Washington, DC, headquarters; however, candidates unable to relocate may be considered. Starting and ending dates are flexible.

Please send cover letter, resume, references, and pdfs of two science-writing samples to: Amanda Yarnell, Assistant Managing Editor, Science/Technology/Education, at a_yarnell@acs.org.

We highly encourage applicants to include additional multimedia samples.

Deadline for applications is February 29, 2012. C&EN plans to make a decision by March 31, 2012.

Entry-level political journalism job @ U.S. News & World Report

The Politics & Policy section at U.S. News & World Report is seeking a college graduate with a diverse background in writing and Web production for a one-year paid internship.

The duties of this full-time (37.5 hours a week), hourly paid position will include:
-Researching and writing stories for the Politics & Policy section, including the Opinion and Whispers sections
-Assisting with the production of Web packages that include stories, charts, slide shows, photo galleries, and other elements
-Writing and editing headlines and other content for the Politics & Policy and Opinion sections
-Helping to develop social media efforts for the section
-Assisting with tracking traffic, keywords, and other online trends on major portals and other sites
-Coordinating with outside writers and contributors to generate content for the sections

Requirements:

-A firm grasp of current events and strong news judgment
-Strong research and writing skills
-The ability to work on deadlines in a journalistic environment and manage several tasks and projects simultaneously
-Strong communication and organizational skills
-A demonstrated understanding of social media and ability to effectively promote U.S. News content on social media networks
-Working knowledge of HTML and Web production. Familiarity with content management systems
-Knowledge of SEO best practices and online analytics reporting via Google Analytics or Omniture is a plus
-Knowledge of image-editing software, such as Adobe Photoshop, is a plus

Applicants must provide 2-3 references and 3 writing clips in addition to résumé and cover letter. Please send all materials to tsmart@usnews.com and include the phrase “Politics intern” in the subject field.

Entry-level reporter job @ The New Republic in DC

The New Republic, a biweekly 53,000-circulation magazine covering U.S. politics, seeks reporter-researchers for its 2012-13 program.

The year-long job is based in Washington, D.C., begins in summer 2012 and includes a stipend. Graduating seniors as well as recent graduates and graduates from post-grad programs are welcome to apply.

Job duties include reporting, researching, writing, and fact-checking for the politics section of TNR's print magazine and TNR Online; as well as assisting with web production and social media, and performing occasional clerical tasks. Reporter-researchers work closely with writers and editors, and are strongly encouraged to write articles. Most reporter-researchers finish their program with a substantial portfolio of clips and have gone on to work almost everywhere in journalism—including TNR itself.

To apply, e-mail the following items to Chloë Schama at job [at] tnr [dot] com, with the subject line "(Your Name) RR Application 2012":

1. A cover letter.
2. A one-page résumé.
3. A 750-word critique of the politics section (the Mall and Features) of a recent issue of the magazine. The critique should assess the strengths and weaknesses of at least two pieces within the politics section of the issue; please do not merely summarize. Please do not exceed the word count.
4. Two clips (if possible, one opinion and one news).

No phone calls and no snail mail. We don’t have time to let you know that we received your applications, so please don’t expect confirmation. The deadline is February 17, 2012.

Entry-level assistant editor job @ Foreign Affairs magazine

Foreign Affairs, a bimonthly foreign affairs magazine, is hiring an entry-level journalist for its editorial team in New York City. The one year position begins in July or August, so students graduating this Spring can apply.

The Academic Year Internship is a full-time paid position offering exceptional training in serious journalism. The ­intern works as an assistant editor with substantial responsibility. Previous ­interns have included recent graduates from undergraduate and master’s ­programs. Candidates should have a serious interest in international relations, a flair for writing, and a facility with the English language.

To apply for the 2012–13 academic year position, please submit a cover letter, resumé, three writing samples, and three letters of recommendation by February 17, 2012. We do not accept applications by e-mail. Only finalists will be interviewed.

Please send complete applications to:
Editorial Internships
Foreign Affairs
58 East 68th Street
New York, NY 10065
Tel: 212.434.9507

Editor job @ business trade journal in northern New Jersey

A monthly financial industry trade journal located in northern New Jersey is seeking a senior associate editor.

The journalist will provide in-depth reporting of emerging trends using text, audio and video. Should have at least 5 years relevant experience in developing enterprise features with a Bachelor's degree in a related major. Position located in the Bridgewater, NJ area. Compensation range in the $55K - $60K range.

To apply, email tfeller [at] norellgroup.com.

Freelance writers wanted for dating magazine

One2One Magazine is seeking edgy, versatile freelance writers with a great sense of humor and ability to create fresh, interesting and relevant dating and relationship articles. We are seeking writers with ability to create lots of content, preferably SEO content monthly. Pay is $25 per article and work may be done via telecommuting.

How To Apply:
Browse www.One2OneDates.com first, and then send samples of your work that reflect our style and tone. We will contact you ONLY IF we have questions or possible interest. Due to the volume of inquiries, we are unable to answer everyone personally, just know that we appreciate your time and understanding.

Editorial assistant job @ parenting magazine near D.C.

FAMILY Magazine, a local, monthly, parenting magazine in Northern Virginia, is looking for a part time, home-based Editorial Assistant and Marketing Researcher.

This position is an opportunity to work out of your own home on a limited (during regular business hours on Mon.-Fri.) flexible schedule performing editorial support, editing, proofing and web-based research. You must have Internet access and your own computer. Compensation: $9.15 to $12 per hour depending on experience.

Expectation is for 10-15 hours per week during regular business hours (Mon.-Fri.).

Duties:
Proofing (editorial and advertising)
Web based research for events
Web based research for marketing
Interaction on Facebook

You would need to be capable of picking up proof materials at our office (Herndon/Reston location) at least twice every week during regular business hours using your own transportation.

Send application to publisher@theFAMILYmagazine.com

Sports journalism job @ equestrian magazine

The Chronicle of the Horse -- a weekly magazine, daily website and monthly digital publication that covers sport horse news, results and information -- has an editorial opening.

The right candidate for the job will have a passion for covering equestrian news to the highest standard. In-depth knowledge about the sports we cover and strong writing skills are a must. Experience in editing, proof reading and equestrian photography preferred. Web skills a bonus. Applicants should be hard working, detail-oriented, deadline driven and have experience in equestrian journalism or a related field.

Responsibilities include:
Show coverage--online and in print
Photographing horse shows
Writing and researching feature articles
Proof reading
Editing
Brainstorming ideas for all content platforms

Details:
This is a full-time position located in Middleburg, Va. Applicants wishing to work off-site will not be considered. Pay commensurate with experience. Some travel required.

Send cover letter, résumé and writing samples to Sara Lieser, slieser@chronofhorse.com or mail to PO Box 46, Middleburg, VA 20118. Phone calls welcome: (540) 687-4903.

Assistant editor job @ Seattle wedding magazine

Junebug Weddings (www.junebugweddings.com), a popular online wedding magazine with an exclusive membership of luxury wedding professionals from around the world, has a job opening in its Seattle office for a tech-savvy writer to assist its Executive Editor in researching and developing content for its blogs while being the editorial liaison for its member businesses.

Position is part-time, 20 hours per week, with opportunity for full-time. Click here for more details.

Responsibilities include helping to promote company's objectives through blog articles and online social networking sites. Duties assigned by the Executive Editor will include:
-Researching and drafting blog articles on topics like wedding fashion trends, design ideas, photography, and event planning
-Interviewing wedding professionals
-Providing member care and customer service follow-up
-Creating and managing calls for submissions
-Responding to e-mails, blog comments, tweets and Facebook posts
-Monitoring and updating social networking platforms
-Working on various administrative and organizational projects
-Attending industry and networking events

To apply, please send a cover letter detailing why you would love to work for Junebug Weddings with your resume, salary requirements, and either your blog URL or two writing samples to jobs(at)junebugweddings(dot)com by January 15, 2012. Please put "Assistant Editor" in the subject line. No phone calls.

Entry-level editor job @ science magazine

Sea Technology, a 16,000-circulation monthly science magazine located in the Washington, D.C. area,  has an immediate opening for an assistant editor.

The assistant is responsible for all aspects of editorial content, including strategic planning and communicating with authors. Duties include editing and formatting contributed feature articles and news releases, performing layout and fact-checking tasks, compiling a biweekly e-newsletter, and occasionally developing and writing feature articles, reports and editorials. The assistant editor also represents the magazine at meetings with the industry, scientific community and government. This is not a telecommute position.

Applicant must have a bachelor's degree in a related field, and strong copyediting, research and writing talent is required. The applicant must possess the ability to handle multiple projects, meet deadlines and communicate well. He or she should be a quick learner with a solid basis in AP style rules and a willingness to adapt to house style.

Editing and writing experience is required, preferably working or interning for a monthly trade or newsstand magazine. Experience in the ocean sciences/engineering fields is a plus.

Solid knowledge of computer word processing, desktop publishing with InDesign and graphic software is required, and experience with HTML and e-newsletters is preferred.

Please e-mail a cover letter, resume and three writing clips to Meghan Ventura at editorial@sea-technology.com. No phone calls, please.

For examples of articles the assistant editor will write and edit, download Sea Technology magazine's October issue at the following link: http://sea-technology.epubxpress.com/pdfs/2011_OCT.pdf

Entry-level journalism job @ Preservation magazine

Preservation, a 165,000-circulation bimonthly magazine that covers architecture, is seeking a full-time paid intern/editorial assistant. Must commit six months to the position, which is based in Washington, D.C.

Responsibilities include supporting the editorial and advertising sales staff with administrative tasks, as well as writing, editing, and fact-checking stories for Preservation and PreservationNation.org.

Preservation, the magazine for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, tells the stories of extraordinary buildings and sites all over the nation through in-depth features, personal travel essays, and vibrant photography. The quarterly publication covers everything from architecture and art to history and politics, in addition to breaking news pieces online.

Skills: Applicants must be extremely organized; be willing to perform administrative tasks; be able to develop new stories (for print and online); fact-check pieces on tight deadlines; and research photos.

Qualifications: BA or graduate degree in journalism, writing, English, or a related field is preferred. Applicant must have some reporting/writing experience. (Clips are required.) Fact-checking experience is preferred, but not necessary.

To apply, send your cover letter, resume, and clips to dennis_hockman@nthp.org

Editorial assistant job @ music magazine near San Francisco

Acoustic Guitar, a 68,000-circulation monthly magazine that offers information related to acoustic guitars for players of all levels from beginners to teachers, is seeking an editorial assistant.

The editorial assistant will assist with the magazine and its websites, newsletters, downloads, and books. The editorial assistant will help editors in publishing digital content on our instructional guitar site, AcousticGuitarU.com, as well as provide administrative support for the editorial department, generate content for marketing e-mails, and handle special projects.

Magazine is located in San Rafael, California, just 20 minutes north of San Francisco. Applicants for this full-time position must have previous publishing/web experience or a commensurate level of journalism education. Familiarity with programs such as Excel, Word, and Access is a must. The ideal candidate will be a skilled proofreader and writer, possess solid communication skills, and have a working knowledge of HTML. We're looking for a self-starter with an eye for detail and the ability to multitask and prioritize projects. Knowledge of and the ability to play guitar is a plus.

Applicants can send résumés and cover letters to Managing Editor Mark Smith at mark@stringletter.com . No phone calls, please.