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******* ******* Read Ed'sTrustFund application rules (aka: the "fine print") at ed2010.com/eoc and then apply before JUNE 22, 2007! You must have your summer internship secured when you apply. Two will win $1,000 to use however you please (but we hope you'll use it to, well, live in this amazing yet ridiculously expensive city!)
******* "Fuck NYU! It's the rape of the landscape! That's what NYU is doing to the East Village." It's 11 o'clock in the morning, a jackhammer is pounding in the background, and Michael Gallagher is having a conniption fit. The owner of Gallagher Paper Collectibles at 126 East 12th Street between Third and Fourth avenues, Gallagher is the keeper of a sacred institution legendary among fashion types for its awe-inspiring collection of periodicals, which range from the delectable if obvious—a hundred or so years worth of Vogues and Harper Bazaars—to the obscure and highly covetable—mid-century editions of Flaunt and Flair, to name but two legendary titles. Everyone from Anna Sui to Marc Jacobs to Donna Karan buys from Gallagher. In fact, you could argue that his stacks provide the "inspiration" (otherwise known as shameless theft) for so many of the retro looks prancing down runways every season. Now, NYU is putting up a 26-story dorm next to Gallagher's store. Construction has closed the sidewalk on his side of the street, which Gallagher claims greatly impedes access to a door in the pavement that leads down a metal staircase to his lair, an underground warren of low-ceiling, militantly unrenovated rooms in the basement of a residential building. Gallagher believes finicky fashionistas—Europeans who arrive by limousine; swells afraid they'll get their Hedi Slimane pants cuffs dusty on the sooty street—won't darken his door until the concrete stops pouring, which he estimates will take at least another year. (In truth, it's a little hard to imagine these prissy types clamoring down the rickety stairs even when there's no construction to contend with.) MORE ONLINE
2. Folio
aced with a precipitous category-wide decline in technology print advertising and massive change in audience information consumption, CMP Technology announced this morning that it is dramatically restructuring to focus on digital media, and in the process is laying off 200 people and closing three magazines. “We found last year for the first time, our non-print revenues outstripped our print revenues,” CEO Steve Weitzner said. “This year that trend is continuing and the gap is actually growing. We want to realign internal resources around these growth areas and look at opportunities in the marketplace and really go after them.” Consequently, Weitzner said, the company is putting its online businesses “at the center of everything we do and changing how we do print.” MORE ONLINE
************ Jobs ...that Popular Mechanics is looking for a special project assistant to work full-time (10 a.m. to 6 p.m., five days a week) in its New York City office. The position runs through the end of August, and the pay is $7 an hour. Responsibilities include mainly researching/fact-checking for the magazine, and possibly writing for the Web site and small pieces for the magazine. We're looking for candidates with a genuine interest in what we cover and a positive attitude. Previous internships and fact-checking experience a plus. Please send resumes and cover letters to ttrimble@hearst.com with "PM Special Project Assistant" in the subject line as soon as possible. No phone calls please! (OK to mention Ed) ...that doesthislookstupid, a new kind of fashion site, is looking for four part-time contributing editors. We're a style lab that helps members figure out the best looks for different occasions. From first dates to pool parties to interviews to cocktail formals, our mission is to help each other put together the hottest outfits possible. Our contributing editors will: develop themed collections based on designers, seasons & occasions, introduce new designers, labels & collections, write fashion news & trend flashes, provide expert advice to site members, and brainstorm new site features & partnerships. These positions require a consuming interest in fashion, great personal style, extensive industry knowledge, excellent written skills, and a strong work ethic. The positions are very part-time initially -- 1-2 days per month. Compensation is $100 per day. Please send your resume to doesthislookstupid@gmail.com. ...that leading tween entertainment magazines Tiger Beat and BOP seek a talented, driven and enthusiastic professional for a full-time editorial assistant position. Your hands-on contribution to the magazines is welcome. In addition to administrative fare ? phones, supplies, mail, contests, etc. ? you will handle writing web posts and light editorial content for the magazines. You will also be given the opportunity to interview celebrities and cover events. Pace is fast and deadlines are tight, so organization and self-motivation are must-haves. The ideal candidate will possess excellent verbal and written communication skills as well as the ability to multitask. Some magazine experience or a degree in a journalism/communications-related field is preferred. We are a family-owned company operating from Glendale, CA. We offer: medical and dental benefits, retirement plan and summer schedule. Send your cover letter, resume, and any relevant writing samples (no website links will be considered) to: leesa@laufermedia.com. No phone calls please. ...that Gayot.com, a luxury restaurant and travel website in Los Angeles, is looking for a travel/hotel editor. This in-house, full-time, mid-level editorial position requires a candidate who has extensive writing and editing experience as well as knowledge of the latest hotel and travel trends via an established network of contacts. The Travel/Hotel editor will research, write and edit travel pieces, hotel reviews, travel news and other articles, as well as maintain a large international hotel database. Working knowledge of Dreamweaver, HTML, databases a plus. Salary based on skills and experience. Reply to Web editor at: editorial@gayot.com with the SUBJECT: Travel/Hotel Editor Candidate. ...that Gayot.com is also looking for a restaurant/lifestyle editor. This in-house, full-time, mid-level editor should have experience writing and editing restaurant reviews and lifestyle articles. Candidates should be well-organized, computer literate (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, HTML a plus) and knowledgeable in the field of web publishing. Salary based on skills and experience. Reply to Web editor at: editorial@gayot.com with the SUBJECT: Restaurant/Lifestyle Editor Candidate. Internships ...that the email info for the art/photo intern spot at In Style Weddings and Home magazine was incorrect yesterday. Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to art.intern@yahoo.com. Must be a college graduate. Must have strong Photoshop skills. Knowledge of Illustrator and QuarkXPress preferred. No phone calls, please. (OK to mention Ed) ...that Batanga Publications (Batanga Latin Music magazine, Latino University and Latino High School magazines) is looking for an editorial intern who can come in on Tuesdays and Thursdays to their NYC office. What we need you to be: A strong writer (that includes correct grammar and spelling), super creative and organized, and a critical thinker aware of current trends and in love with Latin culture. You must be bilingual (English/Spanish). What you get: You?ll be working directly with the all the editors, brainstorming ideas, interviewing, and writing articles. You?ll attend concerts, conferences and other fun stuff when needed and we?ll answer all your questions (except what was first the chicken or the egg). You must take your job very seriously, but not yourself seriously as we like to joke around over here. Send a resume and writing samples to Valentina Espaa: valentina@batanga.com. (OK to mention Ed) ...that Gayot.com, a luxury restaurant and travel website in Los Angeles, is looking for a bright editorial intern to assist editors in day-to-day tasks as well as occasionally fact-checking, reporting, writing and editing articles for the company's website. Candidates should have an excellent command of written and spoken English, computer literacy (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, HTML a plus), web experience, and be excited by world travel, fine dining and luxury living. Study or a degree in journalism, communications, or associated fields is a plus. Flexible schedule. Reply to Web editor at: editorial@gayot.com with the SUBJECT: Editorial Intern Candidate. (OK to mention Ed)
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