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******* EdSchool presents: How to get freelance work (and end up on staff if you want to!) Mag freelancer and teacher Eric Butterman and Ed2010 present a 5-week super-intensive course on freelance pitching and writing. Enrollment limited to 15 students, plenty of personal attention. Learn how to write the best email pitches possible, be good on the phone and sell stories (one student sold $3,000 in freelance stories while still in the class--we're not kidding). About Eric: He's been an editor on staff at Folio: and Travel Agent magazine, and has written for Glamour, Men's Fitness and countless other titles. Classes are Wednesdays April 4th-May 2nd, 7-9pm at The Manhattan Theatre Club, The Creative Center, 311 West 43rd Street (near 8th Ave.) Cost: $285 To sign up: RSVP to freelance@ed2010.com is REQUIRED. You'll get an email back with the PayPal URL.
******* David Remnick is back on top. The New Yorker led the pack of nominees for this year's National Magazine Awards with a total of nine, including for general excellence for magazines with circulation between one million and two million, feature writing, profile writing and review and criticism. Meanwhile, Adam Moss' New York garnered the most ASME nominations in the title's history with seven, including three for its fashion and shopping coverage — its Strategist section was nominated in the magazine section category, its Fashion Week online coverage earned honors for interactive feature and a piece on Karl Lagerfeld won a nod for profile writing. New York was also nominated for general excellence, design (though its designer, Luke Hayman, is now at Time working on that magazine's redesign), and Nymag.com's Grub Street blog also won a nod for interactive service. GQ earned four nominations, including general excellence, its first nomination in the category since 2000. Vanity Fair also won four nominations, including columns and commentary for a series of Christopher Hitchens' columns, and profile writing. W and Glamour earned two nominations — W for photography and photo portfolio and Glamour for general excellence and personal service. Vogue and Details took home one nomination each and will battle it out with W for the photo portfolio prize. People.com, slate.com, espn.com and businessweek.com were among the nominees for general excellence online. MORE ONLINE
2. WWD
Ripping a page from the tabloids' playbook, Harper's Bazaar will have Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie (who clearly have kissed and made up after their much-documented falling out) on its June cover. A source close to Hilton said the photo shoot took place a few weeks ago in California. A spokeswoman at Bazaar declined to comment.
3. New York Post
IT didn't take long for Mary Berner, new CEO of Reader's Digest Association, to launch her first raid on her old stomping grounds at Cond? Nast. Reader's Digest, which was officially taken over by Ripplewood Holdings on Feb. 26, is expected to announce today that Suzanne Grimes, senior vice president of corporate sales, will join RDA as a division president. Grimes, who resigned yesterday, first worked for Berner at TV Guide and then followed her to Glamour. Also jumping ship is Eva Dillon, the launch publisher of Cookie, who also goes back to Berner's TV Guide days. Sources said she resigned yesterday and will join RDA as publisher of the flagship Reader's Digest magazine. The defections extract some measure of revenge against Cond? Nast CEO Chuck Townsend, who basically realigned her out of a job early last year. RDA officials could not be reached for comment. MORE ONLINE
4. New York Times
Sixty years ago, The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists of Chicago created its so-called Doomsday Clock to alert the world to the perils of the post-Hiroshima age. The editors originally set the clock at seven minutes to midnight and over the years have moved the big hand closer or farther away depending on the perceived threat of nuclear war. In 1953, they moved it to two minutes to midnight, and most recently, in January, put it at five minutes till. The magazine’s staff is now on an additional kind of alert. It was declared a finalist yesterday for a National Magazine Award for general excellence and is counting the days to May 1, when the awards, the industry’s most prestigious, will be announced at a ceremony in Lincoln Center. MORE ONLINE
************ Jobs ...that the editorial assistant at Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (www.themysteryplace.com/eqmm) is leaving at the end of the month. Job includes proofreading, paginating, and general office duties. You should probably also know a little about the current state of mystery fiction and definitely like to read. Contact Janet Hutchings, the EIC. Do NOT mention Ed. Internships ...that Maxim.com, an online division of Dennis Publishing, seeks a college student to help maintain its databases of archived magazine content and support the online editorial division as needed. The intern will be responsible for coding, requesting art or photos for articles where required, entering the articles and related images into database tools, and otherwise fulfilling the production and editorial requests of staff editors. Candidate must: have proven track record for working on a deadline, have superior organizational skills and a strong command of the English language, be computer literate (familiar with Microsoft Office programs and the Internet - a basic knowledge of HTML is also helpful) and be enrolled in a degree program (candidates enrolled in a Journalism or Communications program or related coursework will be given preference). Editors ask for a minimum commitment of 15 hours per week. Pay is $7.15 per hour. Please send resume, cover letter, and 2 or more writing samples (published or from Journalism/Communications coursework) by e-mail: internships@dennispub. Please indicate Online Editorial Intern in the subject when applying. ...that The Magazine Antiques is looking for interns. The internship includes the following projects: Cataloguing books and maintaining the research library, archiving and searching for photographs from past issues, aiding in the proofreading process for editorial articles and columns and indexing past issues. The internship will provide exciting opportunities combined with experience of working with knowledgeable editors in a professional publishing environment. Requirements: College Juniors, Seniors, or Grad students with knowledge of art history. We offer a $4 stipend per day for traveling to and from our offices by subway. Please send cover letter and resume to Heather Cerrato, hcerrato@brantpub.com. (OK to mention Ed) ...that Brant Publications is looking for bright, energetic interns to work with our production department. The position offers experience in magazine production and an opportunity to work simultaneously on three separate publications (Interview Magazine, Art in America, The Magazine Antiques). The right candidate will be detail-oriented and highly organized. Mac skills are a definite plus. Knowledge of art and pop culture are also a plus. We offer a $4 a day stipend to cover the cost of getting to and from our offices by subway. Please email cover letter and resume to Heather Cerrato, hcerrato@brantpub.com. (OK to mention Ed) ...that Interview Magazine seeks interns for their photography department. Duties will include picking up and sending back art work from photographer's studios and assisting with photo research for upcoming issues of the magazine. Interns will also assist with the monthly art calendar which includes contacting international galleries and museums. Candidates should have a good general knowledge of photography, an enthusiasm for art and enormous attention to detail. Good communication, writing, and basic word processing skills are essential, as well as the ability to deal with a fast-paced, often demanding environment. We offer a $4 a day stipend covering the cost of getting to and from the offices by subway. Please email cover letter and resume to Heather Cerrato, hcerrato@brantpub.com. (OK to mention Ed) ...that JANE's accessories editor is looking for candidates for an unpaid, full-time fashion internship (to start immediately). THIS IS NOT AN EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP. Intern will work closely with the accessories editor. Must be detail oriented, organized, professional, proactive, diligent and ready to work in a fast-paced environemnt. Only candidates who are serious about fashion need apply. We will provide school credit. Email resumes and cover letters to: JANE.ACCESSORIES@GMAIL.COM to the attention of Diana Pintado.
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