Journalism Jobs

Editing jobs are usually filled by journalism majors or those who have had experience working on school newspapers or other publishing experience. Opportunities for advancement are more clearly...

Fascinated by the news? Eager to investigate and report on issues affecting the community? Skilled at meeting tight deadlines, and happy to work long (and often random) hours with limited...

The search for a news writing gig starts and ends with your writing portfolio. As great as your work may be, the news editor won't know that unless you present your best work in a striking,...

You wrote the final word. At last, you’re ready to begin submitting your manuscript to a publisher, but you don’t know where to begin. Which publisher should you send it to? How do...

Getting a job with ESPN would fill fantasies of sports fanatics everywhere. A job that pays you to watch games and give your opinion is nirvana to sports enthusiasts. ESPN employs people who do...

When you first make the decision to become a freelance journalist, you will be excited about getting yourself in the field. Finding jobs and getting into the game can take a while for some and...

Wanted: Talented individual willing to risk life and limb to get the best picture possible. That's pretty much the job description for successful photojournalists. They need technical know-how and...

A copy editor reads a manuscript with care, querying or correcting errors in grammar, word usage or sense; resolving inconsistencies; and often marking the manuscript for the printer. If you enjoy...