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Help Wanted: Looking For An Associate Editor
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Published Nov 3, 2010
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Are you intrigued by mysterious British street artists, cat fashion shows, and even the return of the McRib? And do you want to join the team at Gothamist? We're looking to hire an associate editor who will cover a range of topics including arts and events and food—as well as be able to pitch in with other news stories.
This is a paid, full-time position (with health and dental insurance), mostly in-person at our DUMBO office, but days and hours may vary from a normal 9-to-5 job. Responsibilities will include writing a large volume of news, arts & events, and food posts each day, as well as editing posts written by others. You must also be comfortable reporting: calling sources, interviewing people, tracking down quotes, etc.
Requirements: Between 3-5 years of full time blogging experience, a ferocious drive and piercing wit, a deep and abiding interest in New York City (especially the food and arts scenes), and the stamina to create 10-12 well written posts per day. If you're interested, send a brief email with relevant links and resume details to [email protected], subject "associate editor" (no attachments, please).
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