Paid summer journalism internship @ longform reporting organization

I’m looking for lovers of longform for a summer-long reporting experiment in the Midwest. You’ll be working with Stry [pronounced STOHR-ee], a new reporting agency that’s trying to take a snapshot of life in 2012.

I’m looking for reporters who love to listen, who stay persistent on new beats, and who just can’t get enough of stories.

The job is for three months this summer. Money, food and shelter are included. You’ll need to find your way to the Ozarks, too.

If you’re curious, send three things to dan@stry.us:
1. Your résumé
2. Your online portfolio
3. Two links to awesome stories you’ve read this month

I don’t care what type of stories you specialize in. If you love stories, and you want to be a part of big experiment in storytelling, I want to see your stuff.

No cover letters, please. If I like you, we’ll talk.

Paid summer positions @ NYC conference on digital media, broadcast & journalism

LeadAmerica is looking for upper level undergraduates, graduates and working professionals with free time in the summer to work at its "2012 Digital Media, Broadcast, and Journalism Conference" in New York City.

The July conference offers high school students hands-on topic specific simulations, field trips to the New York Times and other places, briefings with expert journalists, and a truly experiential collegiate learning environment. Other conferences on other topics at other locations are offered as well. Job openings and paid internships available include: Program Director, Program Coordinator, Team Leader, Operations Director, Operations Coordinator, Alumni Intern.

Compensation includes travel to and from the mandatory staff training and to the conference venue assignment(s) within the continental United States. Housing, most meals, cell phone allowance, airline baggage fee reimbursement (for the first bag) and a modest monetary stipend for each session worked are also included. Staff members typically work three or four sessions ranging from 5-10 days in length.

Apply online at the following link:
http://www.lead-america.org/employment/applyonline.asp

Paid summer internship @ Harvard's journalism think tank & magazine

Two paid summer journalism internships are available at the Nieman Journalism Lab, which is basically a think tank devoted to the future of journalism that's affiliated with Harvard University. It also publishes a magazine.

Hurry, the deadline to apply is this Friday, March 2.

Internship is 35 hours per week, runs 10-12 weeks, pays $13.75 an hour and is based in Cambridge, Mass. (right next to Boston). There’s no restriction on age or experience, but the internship is ideal for current j-school grad students or recent graduates.

"This isn’t a busy-work internship; we can all get our own coffee, thanks," the internship ad states. "Along with coming up with story ideas and seeing them through, our interns will share in the work we do on social media, like helping run our Twitter account, along with working on whatever other interesting projects we come up with. It’ll be a great experience."

Click here for more details about the internship and instructions on how to apply.

Paid journalism internship in Thailand covering MMA

If you’re looking for an exciting, fast-paced media internship with Southeast Asia’s largest Muay Thai and MMA Camp, we’re looking for you!

We host a litany of UFC fighters including Royce Gracie, Jake Shields, Mark Hunt, and Brian Ebersole along with many other professional fighters including Paul Daley. Our YouTube channel gets a half a million hits every month and we have a host of television shows filming here on a regular basis. We are about to launch our second camp in Chiang Mai which will take the fitness world by storm (just wait until you hear about what we’ve got...). A dynamic, fun-loving team, we BRING IT every single day and have an absolute blast doing it. Couple an incredible work environment with the sun-drenched beaches, incredible Thai culture and awesome nightlife of Phuket and you’ve got the experience of a lifetime.

This is just a taste of what we have to offer...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hlH4fWjq98
...and yes, we are THAT cool!

About the internships:

• Editorial: To apply, you should be a graduate of a post-secondary journalism, communications or marketing program. You can put together colorful copy, news articles and web content. You’ll have access to VIPs and celebrities on a regular basis allowing you to produce incredible pieces for your portfolio. No, you don’t have to be published and no, you don’t have to have any work experience behind you. What you do need to be is driven with excellent writing skills. We can teach you the ins and outs of email campaigns, feature writing, marketing copy and the rest. Bring the attitude, and we’ll bring the experience!

• Media Production: You are a media school graduate trained in both filming and editing. You have a natural eye for shots, a deep sense of storytelling and are passionate about creating high quality productions. Again, you don’t have to have any broadcast credits or formal work experience. We’ll teach you how to plan, produce and post-produce broadcast quality content - content that you can put on your showreel to blow potential employers AWAY! You will be working in a highly successful Youtube channel with access to VIPs and celebrities on a regular basis. Your work will be seen by millions and your creativity and personal vision will be encouraged at all times. You’ll film using Sony/Canon HDV and DSLR and edit using Final Cut Pro/Premiere Pro.

• Photography: You are an arts graduate (or have equivalent experience) with a passion for photography who lives to capture that perfect shot. You enjoy shooting a wide variety of people and events with a particular interest in sports. You have experience shooting and editing your own work and have a keen desire to develop your studio and reportage photography portfolio. You do not need to have published photographs. Like the other interns, you’ll have access to a wide range of celebrities and VIPs with your work seen around the world!

What We Offer: We will work with you hand-in-hand to develop the skills you need to succeed in your medium of choice. Working under the direction of broadcast and magazine quality producers, you’ll learn the ins and outs of capturing material for a worldwide audience. Additionally we offer:

-private accommodation with air conditioning
-two meals per day at our Tiger Muay Thai Grill (large western & Thai menu)
-free training at our facility by the top trainers in their field (Muay Thai, BJJ, Boxing, Bootcamp, Yoga, MMA, Krabi Krabong etc)
-weekly laundry service up to 12 kgs per month
-small monthly stipend to help cover social activities
-a 40 hour workweek of varied (but fair) hours
-an excellent reference letter detailing your experience and skills upon completion

To Apply:  If you are able to provide us with a minimum commitment of three months, please email samples of your work to our Director of Communications, Natasha Horrelt, at natasha[at]tigermuaythai.com While samples do not have to be published works, they do need to exhibit the best you have to offer. Tell us exactly why YOU are the best person for this opportunity. Applicants supplying their own equipment will have an advantage.

Paid legal journalism internships @ Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, a Washington-D.C. based organization dedicated to protecting the First Amendment and journalists' rights, offers paid journalism and media law internships year-round.

As a small organization, the Reporters Committee relies heavily on its interns to provide significant contributions to our publications and our legal work. Interns report and write on free press and media law issues for our magazine, The News Media & the Law, Web site and guidebooks and assist our staff of lawyers in conducting research to help reporters overcome legal hurdles covering the news.

The Reporters Committee also provides its interns with regular opportunities to interact with working journalists, media lawyers and policymakers through seminars around Washington, D.C. Interns will attend Congressional hearings on Capitol Hill, hear arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal appellate courts and visit newsrooms and government agencies where they can learn firsthand about free-press issues.

Students or recent graduates may intern in the Spring, Summer or Fall semesters. Interns may receive college credit and are eligible to receive a $2,000 stipend from the Reporters Committee. Some interns may be enrolled in Washington semester study programs through their colleges or universities.

Applications are best sent by May 31 for Fall; October 31 for Spring and January 31 for the Summer term, but are accepted anytime on a rolling basis until all positions are filled. Applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and writing samples (3-5 clips, journalistic writing samples and/or a short research paper) to: Internship Coordinator The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press 1101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1100 Arlington, VA 22209 or internships@rcfp.org

Paid 6-month sports journalism internship with Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos are offering a paid sports journalism internship. The internship runs from mid June through the end of the 2012 season, including playoffs. A monthly stipend will be provided during the internship.

The intern will be responsible for: updating website content, including daily stories, player bios and roster, game day content, etc; collecting player-related content, including Fan Q&As, blogs, features, video, audio and photos; preparing and sending wireless and email updates; and writing feature articles and news items for team publications, including Broncos Gameday and Broncos Magazine.

Applicants must be a current student or recent graduate and have a minimum of two years experience as a student working for a college newspaper, website, college sports information office or in a communications department of a sports organization. Web savvy, including familiarity with social media, is also essential.

By march 23, mail or email a resume, cover letter, references and published writing samples to Chris Hall (Email: chris.hall@broncos.nfl.net) in the Broncos team media department. Mailing Address: Denver Broncos Football Club (attn: Chris Hall), 13655 Broncos Parkway, Englewood, CO 80112

Paid spring editorial internship @ Moviefone in NYC

Moviefone, a movie listing and information website that receives nearly 16 million unique visitors each month, is offering a paid editorial internship in its New York City office. This is a spring internship (available immediately) for 20 hours / week; $10/hr.

We're looking for a quick study who is very passionate about movies, can help with editorial and programming tasks, with an emphasis on production and behind-the-scenes functions. Daily programming work is required to: manage our DVD release page, manage our "Coming Soon" & "In theaters" pages, maintain moviefone tumblr account, assist with facebook / twitter, help with community outreach, promoting content with fan communities, and build/Send out weekly e-mail newsletter.

Intern will also help editors with: transcribing, editorial research, taking Minutes during editorial meetings, help organizing editorial calendars, help with photo assignments, build galleries, and writing copy.

Qualifications: Passion for online media and internet-based businesses, student experienced in journalism, marketing and / or communications, knowledge of film industry, box office trends, home entertainment platforms, film studios, understanding of blog platforms, html, photoshop a plus, ability to anticipate movie audience trends.

To apply, email your resume to caitlin.geraghty[at]teamaol.com with the job title in the subject line.

Paid summer internships @ Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society, a research center at Harvard University focused on internet-related legal issues, is offering paid summer internships in Cambridge, Mass.

Summer internships are full time positions (35 hours/week) for 10 weeks, from June 4 through August 10. Interns are paid $11.50 an hour.

Internships are open to students at different levels of academic study including those in bachelors, masters, law, and Ph.D programs (some flexibility with high school students is possible). Summer interns do not have to be U.S. residents or in school in the U.S., and we welcome and encourage international students to apply. Summer interns do not need an existing affiliation with Harvard University.

For more information and to apply, visit http://hvrd.me/xTsm43. The application deadline is February 12 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Paid Spring internship @ international journalism org in D.C.

International Center for Journalists is looking for a program intern for its media development programs in Sub-Saharan Africa and to support our flagship program, the Knight International Journalism Fellowships. This paid position requires working 15-20 hours per week, is located in Washington, D.C. and begins as early as February 2012.

Duties may include conducting research on media in different countries, assisting with logistics; writing articles for the ICFJ website; posting content to the website; and administrative tasks.

Qualifications: Applicants should be eager, committed and organized. They also should be familiar with social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter etc. Good writing skills, an interest in international affairs and a spirit of teamwork are required. Fluency in speaking and writing in French is preferred.

To apply, email your resume and cover letter to nvillanueva@icfj.org.

Paid internship @ medical publication in Washington, D.C.

The American Society of Addiction Medicine, a non-profit medical society based in the Washington, D.C. area, seeks a publication intern to start in January. ASAM publishes four books, a quarterly scientific Journal, a quarterly newsletter, and a weekly electronic newsletter.

The publications intern will:
- Help develop and implement the society's social media platform
- Analyze and report weekly on the circulation of the electronic newsletter
- Research subscribers to add to the weekly electronic newsletter
- Organize the association library and develop a rotation cycle to display association books
- Assist in administrative tasks as needed

Requirements:
- Excellent writing and communication skills
- Ability to work independently
- Knowledge and experience with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn
- Professional maturity and attention to detail

Application Process:
Email a cover letter, resume and short writing sample to intern[at]asam.org and write 'Publications Intern' in the subject line. A minimum 10-week commitment, working at least 18 hours a week at the office is required. Compensation is dependent on the number of hours worked per week. ASAM is located at 4601 North Park Avenue, Upper Arcade, Suite #101, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815-4520, near the Friendship Heights Metro on the Red Line.

Spring editorial internship @ architecture newspaper in NYC

The Architects Newspaper, a national publication on architecture, is seeking part-time editorial interns in its New York City office.

Perfect for students looking to gain experience, clips, and contacts in the architecture and design community. Responsibilities include reporting and writing stories for print and online, blogging, research for editorial projects, and tracking and reporting on breaking news, exhibitions, awards, products, and other topics. Interns also do miscellaneous editorial and administrative tasks including updating website content.

We're looking for New York-based interns available to work approximately 12-16 hours per week with our editorial staff in AN's Tribeca offices. Ideal candidates will be strong writers, game for covering events, lectures, and openings, and knowledgeable on the basics of WordPress and Photoshop. Internships are unpaid but come with a travel stipend.

Interested? Send your cover letter, resume/CV and three short (no more than 1000 words each) writing samples by January 6, 2012 to editor@archpaper.com.

Spring journalism internship @ foreign policy journal and website in NYC

The Council on Foreign Relations, a non-profit foreign policy think tank that publishes the bi-monthly journal Foreign Affairs, is offering a Spring journalism internship in its Manhattan office.

CFR's volunteer internships give selected interns the opportunity to receive training in the area of foreign policy; as well as skills training in areas such as writing, research, and program planning.

The Council's outreach initiative aims to engage an interested and influential group of Americans from around the country and the world by providing ideas and timely, clear, and accurate information on key international issues. CFR.org, America's foremost Internet resource for foreign policy and national security analysis, is one of the primary tools for doing so.

The responsibilities of the intern include (but are not limited to):
• Working in CFR's content management system to code and edit pieces for the site.
• Photo research and cropping.
• Assisting with research for interactive multimedia projects.

Preferred Qualifications:
• Undergraduate or graduate student focusing on international relations and/or journalism.
• Previous administrative, journalism, and web experience; multimedia experience a plus.
• Excellent editing and writing skills
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Familiarity and facility with online research.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel; HTML skills a plus.
• Ability to work independently or on a team.
• Candidates are required to volunteer at least three days per week, on an 8:30-4:30 schedule, from early September until mid-December.

CFR internships are unpaid. A modest stipend is offered upon completion of the internship.

Please mail, email, or fax a resume, writing sample, and cover letter INCLUDING POSITION NAME, DAYS AND TIMES AVAILABLE TO WORK to the Human Resources Office at:
Council on Foreign Relations
Human Resources Office
58 East 68th Street
New York, NY 10065
Fax: (212) 434-9893
humanresources@cfr.org

Paid political journalism internship in D.C.

Passionate about public service? Want to make an impact? Enjoy working in a small fun startup? Love research and writing?

Apply to our GovLoop Graduate Spring Fellowship. No unpaid internship, no intern-shelfware. This is a paid fellowship where your work matters and we invest in your career (helping you grow skills, build your network, and have real projects completed)

GovLoop is the leading social network for government where 50,000 federal, state, and local public sector employees connect and collaborate around their common challenges and interests. GovLoop has been featured in over 125 articles from the Wall Street Journal to the Washington Post and has won the 2009 Federal 100 Award, 2009 AFCEA Social Media Award, and Government Technology's 2010 GovDoers, Dreamers, and Drivers Award.

Join GovLoop (a division of GovDelivery) and be a part of a growing, dynamic team that is working to achieve our mission of "connecting government to improve government." As part of the GovLoop team, you will be helping us build and nurture a unique community for government employees that adapts the best practices from Facebook, Good Magazine, change.org, LinkedIn, and others to engage users and help encourage and support their work as public servants.

As a fellow, your potential responsibilities will include:
-Building online community on GovLoop - posting new discussions, relevant news in the community, and engaging with members
-Developing daily e-mail newsletters, including the review and selection of content
-Creating and synthesizing GovLoop content into guides, manuals, and online resources
-Writing blog posts and articles for some of the most well-respected media properties like the Washington Post andHuffington Post
-Assisting with the management of projects like our Mentors Program, Rock Your Resume, Jobs.GovLoop.com andInsights.GovLoop.com
-Researching, recommending, and developing new online features, applications, and properties to expand GovLoop's scope of resources
-Attending government-related events in DC and capture content through blogs, videos, and photos
-Supporting our online community leaders
-Helping with development, logistics, marketing and execution of in-person events

Qualifications:
Graduate student (preferable MPA/MPP but also could be journalism, graphic design, computer science, etc.) - exceptional undergraduates may be considered. Recent graduates will also be considered.
Strong or exceptional writing skills
Experience and/or interest in the public sector
Dynamic go-getter who can handle a range of tasks
Community organizing a plus (from politics to online)
Passion for social media and new technology
Thrive in start-up culture
People that know how to move fast and get stuff done
Ability to conduct quick research and synthesize into compelling, summary content
Interest and knowledge of technology (bonus if can do basic implementation)

What's in it for you:
Internship in heart of DC (office 3 blocks from White House)
Paid internship - stipend
Meet and build connections with the movers and shakers in government
Help make real change in improving government
Your work will matter and be implemented (not intern shelfware)
Tons of fun
Length - mid-January to mid-May (although have flexibility)

Please send your cover letter and resume to Stephen Peteritas at stephen at govloop dot com

More info at: http://www.govloop.com/forum/topics/job-govloop-spring-fellowship

Paid political journalism internship in Berkeley, Calif.

MapLight, a non-profit government watchdog news organization, is accepting applications for a writer/research internship. This is a paid position ($10/hr.), requiring a 20-hour a week commitment spread over three days (ideally Tuesday-Thursday) working in our downtown Berkeley office.

We are looking for a well-organized self-starter with a strong interest in illustrating the role money plays in American politics. This position will be responsible for writing at least two short-form items a week on upcoming bill actions. Please see the MapLight Web site for examples. This is an excellent opportunity for students and recent graduates of journalism and political science interested in establishing their credentials in political reporting.

This position is responsible for tracking key legislation in the US Congress, conducting MapLight's unique bill position research, and drafting stories highlighting the influence of money in politics. This position will work in tandem with our current California reporter/researcher.

A typical day would be spent gleaning Congressional committee testimony, news articles, and organizations Web sites for instances of explicit support and opposition on key legislation most likely to get news coverage. The individual will need to be able to utilize online resources and prioritize which bills have the combination of impending committee or floor action and support/opposition from interest groups.

Please send resume and coverletter to jobs@maplight.org with "Part-Time Writer/Researcher: US Congress" in the subject line.

Multimedia internship @ Asia Society

Asia Society, a non profit education organization focused on improving relations between Asia and the U.S., is looking for a Multimedia Intern to help create editorial content for its award-winning website. Position is based in New York City.

Responsibilities:
The Multimedia Intern will primarily be focused on helping the Asia Society Online team produce rich-media editorial content for our institutional website (AsiaSociety.org). Interns may also be asked to help produce content for syndication through YouTube, Fora.tv, iTunes, and other content partners as well as non-video assignments such as writing for the blog and administrative tasks.

Requirements:
Applicants must be proficient in Final Cut Pro, iMovie, and Photoshop and should
possess strong video and audio editing skills. An understanding of social media (Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, etc.), some news writing/reporting experience, and strong web skills (HTML and CMS) are preferred.

Schedule:
Hours run about 10:00 am – 6:00 pm daily, with an hour for lunch. Days are flexible but we require 24 hours per week for about 9 – 12 weeks. Please indicate the days and hours you are available to work. A small honorarium of $750 and school credit will be available.

Deadline:
ASAP.

How to apply:
Please submit cover letter, resumé, and relevant video URLs to:
Shreeya Sinha
Producer, Asia Society Online
E-mail: ssinha@asiasociety.org

No phone calls, please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted. If you submit your resume by email, please regard it as having been received unless your email is bounced back.

Paid internship @ Congressional research website

A website that provides research for journalists and the public on Congress is offering a paid summer internship in Washington, D.C.

LegiStorm is a premiere non-partisan resource for transparency about who runs the U.S. Congress. Since our founding in 2006, we have been a daily resource for anyone interested in tracking the legislative branch.

We were the first web site in the country to publish the salaries of thousands of government employees - in our case, of all congressional staffers - spurring other web sites to follow in our footsteps across the world. We were the first - and still only - source to bring together a decade of data about how private interests have funded more than 30,000 travel getaways by members of Congress and their staff. We continued innovating by being the first web site to publish all personal financial disclosures filed by members of Congress and their staff. We followed that by being the first to publish all gifts provided to U.S. officials by foreign governments.

Internship Description: We are seeking motivated summer interns with exceptional research skills to join our small team to help release a new treasure trove of data that we have gathered about the U.S. Congress. With that new data, we hope to continue to push the boundaries of what kind of research is possible about how Congress works.

Our summer internship is full-time, for a minimum of 10 weeks (flexible begin and end dates), with a monthly stipend of $1,000. For the right candidate, we would also consider part-time but unpaid internships, but because of the amount of training and staff attention it requires for us, we will limit this to compelling and seriously committed applicants.

LegiStorm's office is on Capitol Hill, albeit a mile from the Union Station metro (several convenient bus lines run within blocks). We offer a casual dress and informal (but still professional) work environment. The refrigerator is stocked with sodas and basic lunch materials. Our building has a relatively fully equipped gym at your disposal and our staff meetings are often held next to the building's beautiful outdoor pool.

Required Qualifications: Our ideal intern is a degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate student who is motivated, organized, self-directed, fast, accurate, diligent, politically interested, always questioning, and has the beginnings of some hard-core research skills. Journalism students who want to focus more on research than writing are particularly welcome (although some limited writing opportunities will be available to someone who shows interest and talent). Those pursuing history or library science careers may also particularly benefit from the intense research focus we provide. Regardless of degree, anyone who loves research - mostly web-based or document-based - is a suitable candidate.

How to Apply: To apply, send a cover letter detailing your qualifications and experience and your resume to congress at legistorm dot com. EEOC.

In your cover letter, mention the college football quarterback that LegiStorm's founder's wife likely cheered on this past year (and your reasoning, if you think it is required – right answers don't really require it). It will prove to us that you are serious and have basic research skills.

Additional Info: Additional information is available online, at http://www.legistorm.com/intern_ad.html

Reporting intern @ Asia Society

Asia Society, a prestigious non-profit institution dedicated to forging closer ties between Asia and the United States, is looking for a talented Online Reporting Intern to craft event write-ups and blog posts and perform other administrative tasks for its award-winning website, AsiaSociety.org. The ideal candidate would be a web savvy journalism student with a strong interest in and connection to Asia, its people and issues. Position is based in New York City and includes an honorarium.

Responsibilities/Requirements: The Online Reporting Intern should be a versatile and inquisitive writer, equally comfortable interviewing a foreign ambassador as he or she is covering the opening of an art exhibit. Candidates should be experienced users of blogging content management systems, such as Drupal and Wordpress, and social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook. Although not required, it is preferred that the Online Reporting Intern have proficiency in an Asian language and basic skills shooting and editing photos and videos. The Online Reporting Intern also needs to be willing to perform other duties at times, such as copyediting and data entry.

Schedule: The Online Reporting Intern is expected to work at least 20 hours per week, for a minimum of nine to 12 weeks, at Asia Society headquarters on Park Avenue in New York City. Specific schedules can be designed to meet the individual needs of the intern. Please indicate the days and hours you are available to work in your application. The Online Reporting Intern receives a one-time honorarium of $750. School credit is available.

How to apply: Please email cover letter, resumé and links to three relevant writing samples to:
Dan Washburn
Managing Editor, Asia Society Online
E-mail: dwashburn@asiasociety.org

No phone calls, please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted.

Internship @ Journalism That Matters

Are you like us, excited by the online media revolution and the emerging wave of experimentation, innovation, and collaboration in journalism? Are you looking to get connected with a growing critical mass of pioneers who are changing the way we gather and interact with news and information?

Journalism that Matters is seeking WordPress savvy web developers to help build our burgeoning online community of journalists, technologists, educators, and information activists.

For the last 10 years we have convened and catalyzed events, work seminars, and initiatives across the United States, and are now bringing that momentum online.

You can learn more about our mission here:
http://journalismthatmatters.org/blog/2010/08/26/about-journalism-that-matters/

As well as some of our past achievements:
http://journalismthatmatters.org/blog/2010/09/08/jtm-accomplishments/

Please contact JTM@journalismthatmatters.org with a little information about yourself, your skills, and passion towards this movement. Experience with BuddyPress is especially welcome (our platform runs on it), but other WordPress experience is also very helpful.

Because we are a small non-profit with a tight budget, this internship is unpaid, but we can offer school credit and a possible stipend for qualified applicants.

Paid internship covering construction news

McGraw-Hill is offering a paid internship in its Construction News Bureau. Full-time position is located in New York City and pays a competitive salary.

The intern is responsible for helping produce news coverage for print and digital publications, including Architectural Record, Engineering News-Record, and GreenSource. This position offers candidates a remarkable opportunity to expand their portfolio, sharpen their journalism skills, and learn the various dimensions of the business-to-business publishing industry.

Responsibilities Description:
* Produce news stories for McGraw-Hill Construction's print and digital publications
* Help create multimedia packages
* Blog about news related to architecture, engineering, and construction
* Help implement our content-sharing initiative
* Assist with fact-checking and copy editing news stories
* Conduct research for editors
* Procure photos/artwork for stories
* Attend industry events

Click here for more info and to apply online.

Paid music journalism internship in L.A.

MySpace is offering a paid Spring internship in its music editorial department. Position is located in Beverly Hills, Calif. To be considered you must be a student currently enrolled in an undergrad program.

Myspace's music marketing and editorial department is responsible for online and offline promotions and maintaining the music section of myspace.com Projects/Tasks: QA of content, analytics of promotions, promotion wrap ups (including powerpoint decks and screenshots), photoshop of content, fact checking/writing/editing for the music blog.

Learning Objectives: A greater understanding of the music industry, and hands on experience in online marketing and social networking.

Apply online.