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POUR some SUGar on mehhhhhhh??¦
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Heh. Someone in Ed's office was just singing that song??¦ now he can't get it outta his head. Remember how the drummer had one arm?

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News
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1. Folio
For Editors On TV, Church-State Gets Blurry
By Dylan Stableford
7/1/05
http://www.foliomag.com/index.php?id=396&backPID=392&tt_news=919

In an April 19 front-page article in The Wall Street Journal, "How Companies Pay TV Experts For On-Air Product Mentions," Child technology editor James Oppenheim, a frequent guest "expert" on local and national news programs including NBC's Today Show, was revealed as being paid as much as $12,500 by clients such as Kodak to plug their products on the air without disclosing his relationship with the companies to the networks, their viewers or the magazine. According to the Journal report, Oppenheim, on a Today appearance late last year, had been paid for local television satellite media tours by at least eight of the 15 companies whose products he mentioned in the segment.

The disclosures prompted former Child publisher G+J USA (which has since sold its entire consumer portfolio to Meredith) to sever its relationship with Oppenheim.

On the same day, magazine publishers and advertisers were trumpeting the advances in "product integration" during New York Magazine Day, an annual pow-wow of ad buyers and sellers. In one session, entitled "Breaking With Conventional Media Partnership Wisdom: A Fresh Look at Media Marketer Synergies," Real Simple publisher Robin Domeniconi spoke about how her magazine's brand exposure on national morning shows is a selling point with advertisers."It could mean 20 spots on The Today Show. You need to be up front about what their goals are."

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Whisper Jobs
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Ed hears??¦

... that SELF magazine needs an editorial production manager. Dependable, detail oriented person wanted to manage the edit and design changes through all stages of a monthly magazine production cycle. Primary responsibilities include merging edit to page layouts utilizing Adobe InDesign and InCopy; meticulously checking all styles and specs of page layouts; trafficking all articles and layouts through a K4 server; replacing the fpo images with low-res files from our pre-press vendor; shipping final pages to pre-press; overseeing freelancers with their workflow and accuracy; assisting in updating templates and libraries; creating a monthly archive of a PDF marked copy; and supplying layouts and images for special projects, including self.com, print-order books, and promotional materials. The candidate assists the production director in trafficking digital blue lines, iris proofs, shipping pages, and in keeping to all deadlines. Candidate should have at least 4-5 years magazine experience. InDesign and InCopy is preferred. Contact: Stella in Conde Nast HR at Stella_Angelakos@condenast.com. OK to mention Ed!

... that San Francisco magazine needs a copy chief. Check the listing on the Bay Area Craigslist.

... that Marie Claire has a boatload of fall editorial internship positions to fill. Internships available in the Fashion, Features, Art/Photography or the Administrative Departments. Internships last at least 3 months and consist of at least 2 full days a week. Internships are unpaid, and students must apply for college credit. Application Deadline = 08/01/05. Please send a cover letter and resume to the following contacts: For Features, Laurie Campbell (2 Positions Available); For Art/Photography, Melanie Chambers (2 Positions Available); For Administrative, Elana Keskin (2 Positions Available); For Fashion, Rebecca Lipstock (10 Positions Available). Address is: Marie Claire Magazine, 1790 Broadway, Floor 3, New York, NY 10019; (Fax) 212-649-5050.

... that Domino magazine is looking for late summer/fall interns in the Art Department. As an intern at Domino you will be exposed to the beginning stages of a magazine. Having just finished the second issue, Domino is still in developmental stages. You do not need to have magazine experience. This is a great opportunity for someone who would like exposure to a new form of media. All that is required is good organizational skills and the energy to get involved. You must be available at least 2 or 3 full days a week. This position can ONLY be filled if it is used for college credit. Please e-mail all resumes to Kirsten Hilgendorf at Kirsten_Hilgendorf@condenast.com (OK to mention Ed)

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