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Job Description: Boston.com, one of the most-read digital media outlets in the region, is looking for a college junior or senior to join our team for a part-time internship focused on real estate journalism. Qualified candidates are highly collaborative student journalists who have worked as a reporter or editor for a publication and are interested in obtaining versatile experience at a digital media outlet. Our newsroom publishes fast, local, useful content for people who are primarily reading on their phones. The Boston.com Real Estate intern will work approximately 20 hours weekly from January 2025 through June 2025. Responsibilities: + Monitoring various sources of news and information, flagging updates, and pitching to editors. + Reporting and writing copy with a meticulous attention to detail, especially as it relates to sourcing and accuracy. + Publishing content from third parties and wire sources (Associated Press, New York Times News Service, etc.) inline with site standards.

Posting Description ACQUISITIONS ASSISTANT FOR ENVIRONMENT AND GAMES, MIT Press , will assist two Acquisitions Editors with project management for the MIT Press's book programs in environmental studies, urbanism, new media, and game studies; manage distinct and critical phases of project development for approximately 40 projects per year, across a range of publication types; learn the book acquisitions process at a major university press; work with authors to prepare manuscripts and artwork for production, including review of final manuscripts to ensure that preparation guidelines have been followed; data entry and maintenance of project metadata in title management system; coordinate the peer review process by querying potential reviewers and making sure review process stays on schedule and arranging honorarium; solicit endorsements for forthcoming books; send contracts and tax documents to authors for signature and coordinating advance payments; assist with preparation of various doc

Who we are: We are an award-winning, independent, women-owned and run, children’s book publisher based in Concord, MA. Founded by two mothers in England in 1992, our mission is to open children’s hearts, minds and worlds through global stories and art. In 2017, we were named by Forbes as one of the 25 Best Small Companies in America and recognized as the standard for excellence in children’s books. We are also a creative, passionate and driven team who love coming to work and making some of the best children’s books on the market, with a team of bright and talented people. Role description: As the Editorial Assistant, you will be responsible for assisting with product development for new and reissued books and related content, from acquisition to publication and beyond. The person in this role will support in editing and art-directing our full list of picture books and non-book products, attend regular editorial meetings, and perform various administrative tasks involved in the editori

Job Description: The Boston Globe seeks an assistant high school sports editor to help expand the scope and reach of its high school sports coverage. Responsibilities: + Work closely with the high school sports editor to plan coverage, publication times and best practices, and distribute content to subscribers and potential subscribers. + Set the digital agenda for high school sports coverage by planning and executing the online release of features, including coordinating coverage of events and news stories, editing articles on both a story and grammatical level, and managing audience engagement efforts. + Optimize schools stories for search and support best practices for online content. + Work with reporters to craft original enterprise features about high school sports that have broad audience appeal, new insight into a compelling topic, or focus on creativity and entertainment to inform existing audiences and attract new audiences. + Write high school sports news stories, both throu

Deputy Editor Department: Creative Employment Type: Full Time Location: Boston, MA Compensation: $41,000 - $45,000 / year Description The Public Interest Network consists of organizations, such as PIRG (Public Interest Research Group) and Environment America, that are committed to a shared vision of a new future and a strategic approach to change. The network's Creative Team is seeking a deputy editor. We're looking for a smart, inspired, creative and detail-oriented leader to join our team. Key Responsibilities Connect: Work with the teams at PIRG, Environment America and other environmental and public interest groups in our network, learn the issues and campaigns, and keep on top of the action and results. Tell stories: Write (and rewrite, and rewrite again), edit and proofread stories that capture attention and motivate, excite, persuade and enlighten. Train and lead: Through your editing of email alerts and fundraisers, web articles, direct mail appeals, newsletters, annual reports

Are you a passionate and versatile storyteller who thrives on transforming ideas into engaging visual content? Our client is looking for a Digital Video Editor to join their creative team and take ownership of high-impact video content across multiple platforms. This is your chance to bring national brands to life, develop compelling narratives, and push creative boundaries-all from the heart of a collaborative, forward-thinking environment. Digital Video Editor Onsite - Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Full-Time | $65,000-$100,000 DOE Location: Salem, NH What You'll Be Doing: Edit and produce branded video content, social media cutdowns, documentary-style stories, animations, and more. Own the full post-production process: from ingesting footage to color grading and sound finishing. Develop original content for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, and internal corporate use. Collaborate cross-functionally with internal creative teams, external freelancers, and high-profile clien

Job Description: The Boston Globe's Living/Arts department seeks an engaging, experienced writer to fill the newly created role of TV and pop culture critic. The ideal candidate is a TV and pop culture omnivore who will write smart, persuasive reviews, critic's notebooks, trend pieces, essays, and explainers with voice and authority. You have an encyclopedic knowledge of the TV landscape and the industry forces that are shaping it, and you understand our New England audience's tastes and interests and are eager to engage with them. We're looking for someone who will earn readers' trust as their guide to the best of TV and streaming, enhancing their viewing experience with insightful analysis. You closely follow the cultural discourse happening on all forms of social media and bring a critic's eye to the most interesting cultural trends, movements, and moments. A sense of humor, superb writing skills, and digital savvy are a must. Responsibilities: Write reviews/previews, working with y

Editor-in-Chief to lead the Cell Press journal Immunity Are you ready for an unparalleled opportunity to lead a prestigious journal with a rich legacy and a bright future, while influencing the course of immunology research? Want to work with a platform to make a meaningful impact on the scientific community, and contribute to groundbreaking discoveries that improve human health? About our Team Immunity is a leading journal in the field of immunology that has published transformative studies since its inception in 1994. With a reputation for editorial excellence, we are dedicated to support the communication of innovative research and foster and engage a vibrant scientific community. As part of the Cell Press portfolio-including the flagship, Cell-we support science that drives positive outcomes in human health and society. About the Role Cell Press is growing and is actively seeking a new Editor-in-Chief for Immunity. We are looking for a visionary and dynamic Editor-in-Chief who is a