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Agence France-Presse seeks U.S. stringers
Agence France-Presse, a worldwide news wire service, seeks stringers in San Francisco and Hawaii. "We’re looking for motivated reporters who can work quickly, write cleanly and get to the heart of the story," the ad says. "You have to be a versatile all-rounder who is comfortable covering everything from plane crashes or natural disasters to news features that would be of interest to an international audience." Send a resume and five clips to West Coast Bureau Chief Rob Woollard at robert.woollard@afp.com. Agence France-Presse is the world's oldest newswire with journalists in 165 countries. The news service publishes stories worldwide in English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Russia, Japanese and Chinese. Its stories and photos reach millions of people every day through tens of thousands of newspaper, radio, and television and magazine clients. Labels: Agence_France_Presse, freelance, freelancers, Hawaii, journalismjobs, San_Francisco, stringer, wire_service
Freelance writer @ DC suburban paper
The Town Courier, a 20,000 circulation community newspaper in Gaithersburg, Md., is looking for a freelance reporter who can cover breaking news, attend meetings and turn in dynamic stories. Send your resume and clips to news@towncourier.com. Labels: freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Gaithersburg, reporter, Town_Courier
Freelance entertainment writers @ Palm Springs paper
The Desert Sun in Palm Springs is looking for freelance writers to help launch a new local entertainment website aimed at 21-to-34 year olds. "Writers will visit and generate 50-70 word descriptions of the best Coachella Valley bars, clubs, restaurants, and more, as assigned. There will also be opportunities to write longer feature stories about fun things in the area. This job is a part -time temporary position." Labels: Coachella_Valley, Desert_Sun, entertainment, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Palm_Springs, website
Freelance writer @ CNN's New York office
CNN, an internationally renowned 24/7 cable news network, seeks news writers "with compelling and engaging copy, full of attitude, flair, passion, sass, and appropriate outrage" for its program "No Bias, No Bull." Watch the show and send writing samples and résumé to: albert.lewitinn@cnn.com. Labels: Albert_Lewitinn, broadcast_journalism, CNN, CNN_freelance, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, New_York, No-Bias-No-Bull, television_journalism
Freelance reporter @ Erickson Tribune
The Erickson Tribune, a 3-million circulation monthly newspaper that covers senior citizens, is seeking a freelance reporter to cover its local beat in Warminster, which is in the Philadelphia suburbs. Labels: Erickson_Tribune, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, newspaper, Philadelphia, retirement_communities, senior_citizens
Part-time researcher @ US Weekly
CBS Interactive seeks business ethics blogger
BNET, a business management-oriented news website owned by CBS Interactive with some 12 million page views monthly, is seeking a paid blogger to cover business ethics. Telecommuting is OK. The ad says: "We’re looking for someone with some knowledge of, and abiding interest in, the business ethics field, who can take what’s going on in the news and boil events down into workable principles and / or practical advice that a manager can actually use, who can write short, compelling copy, and who is able to come at the topic with distinctive take and voice. Think 'The Ethicist' but strictly management. " Labels: blog, bloggers, blogging, BNET, business_journalism, CBS_Interactive, ethics, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers
Freelance editor @ Politics magazine
Politics (formerly Campaigns & Elections) needs a part-time assistant editor to help with various writing and editing duties, including researching and writing the magazine's “Coming&Going” and “Campaign Sign Ups” sections, finding fun quotes for our “Quips&Slips” page, reporting web stories, and writing shorts for the front of the book. The pay is $15 per hour. You will work anywhere from 1-10 hours per week, depending on where the magazine is in the production cycle. Work can be done from home. Both freelancers and full-time journalists looking to pick up some extra hours are encouraged to apply. Labels: editor, freelance, freelancers, journalismjobs, political_journalism, Politics_magazine, telecommute
Freelance food critic @ Sacramento paper
News radio station seeks D.C. correspondent
Pacific News Center in Guam is seeking a Washington correspondent to file reports for radio. The freelancer will cover Guam's Washington Delagate Office and Congressional hearings concerning Guam and Pacific Affairs. PNC produces multiple daily news broadcasts for the radio medium, including news feeds for K-57 Guam, Power 98 Guam and 105.1 The KAT. E-mail resume to kevin@spbguam.com. Labels: broadcast_journalism, freelance, freelancers, Guam, journalismjobs, Pacific_News_Center, political_journalism, radio_journalism, Washington_correspondent
Worcester Magazine seeks freelancers
Worcester Magazine, a weekly alternative newspaper serving the Worcester area, is looking for freelance journalists: - Arts writers to cover the thriving local art scene. Pay is $50 for 500 words.
- Music writers for short, local music tidbits.Pay is $25 for 200 words.
Telecommuting is OK. Email two clips to doreen@worcestermagazine.com, if you're interested. Labels: arts_journalism, arts_writer, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, music_writer, Worcester_Magazine
L.A. tv station seeks freelance newswriter
KTLA-TV, a.k.a. Channel 5 in Los Angeles, seeks a freelance writer to assist the news producer in putting newscasts together. Responsibilities include: writing news stories; directing the editing of video taped stories for broadcasts; basic non-linear editing/clip editing duties; and logging video feeds. The writer also must learn the responsibilities of the associate producer and program producer so as to be prepared to produce a program as needed. Candidates should have experience in broadcast or print journalism. Labels: broadcast_journalism, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, KTLA-TV, Los_Angeles, television_journalism
New Dallas paper seeks freelancers
Lone Star Trumpet, a new, monthly Dallas-area newspaper, seeks contributing writers: "Searching for sports writers, feature, humor, column, business, education, beauty, etc. Recent college graduates welcomed. The newspaper only publishes the positive side of the news. The position is 100 percent freelance and will not require you to commute to an office." Pay is $25-$50 per article. Labels: Dallas, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Lone_Star_Trumpet, newspaper, telecommute
Freelance writers wanted for SmartCEO magazine
Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin wants freelance reporters
The Norwich Bulletin, a 27,000-circulation daily newspaper in Eastern Connecticut, is seeking freelance reporters to help cover local news. "The ideal candidate will have at least three years’ experience and will be able to cover a beat outside of town hall – focusing on the issues and news as they relate to residents, and putting them in context," the ad says. "Knowledge of the two local Indian casinos is a plus." Labels: Connecticut, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Norwich_Bulletin
Chicago-area paper seeks freelancers
The Beacon News, a daily newspaper serving the western suburbs of Chicago, is seeking journalists for freelance opportunities. Send an e-mail with writing samples and a description of experience to mcetera@scn1.com. The paper prints more than 175,000 copies per week and covers Aurora, Illinois' 2nd-largest city, and more than a dozen communities along the Fox Valley. Labels: Beacon_News, Chicago, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Illinois
Freelance reporter @ Peoria Journal Star
Peoria, Ill.'s daily newspaper, the Journal Star, is seeking a freelance reporter to cover Bureau and LaSalle counties. The reporter will cover breaking news, municipal, county and school government, police and courts as well as general features.
-Mark Grabowski
Labels: freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Journal_Star, Peoria, reporter
Freelance for paper in Philly suburbs
The Trend, a local community newsweekly owned by the Philadelphia Inquirer's parent company and distributed throughout the Philadelphia suburbs, is seeking freelance writers all over its overage area for weekly news and feature stories. Writers are paid $25 per story. Article topics include news in the county, hot topics, "man-on-the-street" speaking out forums, school news, student/teacher features, sports and much more. The paper covers Gloucester, Burlington and Camden counties in New Jersey, as well as Montgomery, Bucks, Chester and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania. -Mark GrabowskiLabels: freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Philadelphia, The_Trend
Freelance for North Shore, Mass. paper
The Town Common Newspaper, a weekly newspaper located in Massachusetts' North Shore region, seeks several reporters/writers with a camera. The paper covers the towns of Newburyport, Amesbury, Salisbury, Newbury, Byfield, Rowley, Ipswich and Georgetown. The freelancers will report on various subjects during weekdays and some weekends. Technorati Profile-Mark GrabowskiLabels: freelance_writing, freelancers, North_Shore, reporting, Town_Common_Newspaper
Thoroughbred racing writers
Horse Society Magazine, a lifestyle publication covering the thoroughbred racing industry, is seeking paid freelancers to write about people in racing, major racing venues, fashion, thoroughbred farms, charities and, of course, the horses themselves. Labels: freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, Horse_Society_Magazine, journalismjobs, thoroughbred_racing
Writer wanted for article on bank
Wanted: a freelancer to write, help pitch and hopefully place a story in a national publication (e.g. USA Today, Wall Street Journal) about St. Mary’s Bank, the United State’s first Credit Union. This November marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of St. Mary’s Bank. Compensation is negotiable. Labels: freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers
Legal reporting fellowship for freelancers
Carnegie/Newhouse School Legal Reporting Fellowships provide up to $3,000 each, plus other benefits, for freelance journalists examining some aspect of the American legal system. "Apply if you: Are a U.S.-based journalist, working in any medium, whose primary source of income is freelancing," the fellowship's website says. "Are reporting on, or proposing, a project of a nonpartisan nature that focuses on law, lawyers, judges, or the justice system -- locally, regionally, or nationally. Can document legitimate out-of-pocket expenses, such as travel or records acquisition, that have not been reimbursed by another party. Can assign productive research or reporting tasks to a dedicated, talented Newhouse journalism student whom we'll pay to help you throughout the 2008-09 academic year." The deadline is September 8. -Mark GrabowskiLabels: Carnegie_Newhouse_School_Legal_Reporting_Fellowships, freelancers, journalism_fellowships, law
About.com seeks freelancers
About.com, a subsidiary of the New York Times Co., is seeking part-time writer-experts to produce and maintain Guides for its website. You'll build and maintain a GuideSite, a topical section of About.com that contains articles, reviews, a blog, a discussion forum and a bio page about you. Along with a base payment of $725 a month, About.com pays based on page views. Positions available include: Labels: About.com, entertainment, freelance, freelance_writing, freelancers, health_writer, journalismjobs, tech_journalist, travel_journalism
Freelance for Raleigh paper
The Raleigh Telegram, a local general interest newspaper, is seeking freelance writers for shorter, feature-type stories and short news items. Specifically, the editors want "LOCAL stories about local people, places, things to do, etc. in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, etc. area." The pay is $10 - $20 per article, depending on the length and subject. Labels: freelance_writing, freelancers, journalism, Raleigh
Freelance reporters wanted in Ontario
Asbury Park Press seeks entertainment freelancers
China Daily seeks student freelancers
China Daily, the self-proclaimed "only national English-language daily newspaper in China," is seeking freelance writers in key U.S. cities -- and they're willing to "consider outstanding college juniors or seniors." If you live in or near Chicago, D.C., Atlanta or Texas and want to get some bylines while earning up to $100 per article, you might want to check out this opportunity. The deadline to apply is June 15.
Labels: Atlanta, Chicago, China, China_Daily, freelance_writing, freelancers, journalism, Texas, Washington
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