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With all of the happy hours tonight, Ed is bound to have a KILLER hangover tomorrow. Yo, Ed's boss: He's gonna be in a little late.

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Minneapolis Happy Hour
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Beer and wings (or wine and cheese - whatever your pleasure) shall be in abundance at tonight's Happy Hour Panel at Tracy's Saloon. Craig Cox, editor of the Minneapolis Observer will be in attendance, as well Hans Eisenbeis, editor of The Rake. Panel starts at 6 pm, mingling goes until 8ish. Tracy's has parking and is just a few blocks away from LRT (see tracyssaloon.com for info). Open to all comers! Drop a line to minneapolis@ed2010.com with questions, and we'll hope to see you there!

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Boston Happy Hour
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Tonight's the night! Come to Flash's at 7:00 for drinks & bar grub, or just bask in Ed's love for an hour or two. Location: 312 Stuart Street, by the Park Plaza. Questions? Email boston@ed2010.com. See you there!

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News
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1.Fashion Week Daily
The Inside (TV) Scoop
By Faran Krentcil
11/15/05
http://www.fashionweekdaily.com/news/fullstory.sps?inewsid=271600&itype=8486

The Inside TV staff knew they were in trouble a month ago, when Gemstar CEO John Loughlin left his position for a new role at Hearst. Loughlin was known to be Inside TV??™s biggest supporter, but left its parent company to succeed Mark Miller as executive vice president and general manager of Hearst Magazines.

This morning at 9 am, fears were confirmed: after being called into a meeting, the staff of nearly 50 reporters and editors were told the new magazine had wrapped. An Inside TV staffer describes the mood as ???devastating,??? noting most of the employees were hired away from other magazines, and took a gamble with the new venture that celebrated all things TV. They were apparently given a ???less than stellar??? severance package for their time.

Besides Loughlin??™s departure, company sources tell The Daily that low circulation numbers also contributed to the magazine??™s demise, as did friction between editor-in-chief Steve LeGrice (best known for his executive editor years at InTouch) and Ian Birch, the British import who directed addictive tabloids Heat and Closer before landing stateside to take over TV Guide.

MORE ONLINE

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Whisper Jobs
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Ed hears??¦

... that MarketWatch from Dow Jones (www.marketwatch.com) is looking for an assistant to Marshall Loeb. The intern is responsible for writing daily money tips, drafting weekly radio scripts and helping Loeb research his columns. The job is also part administrative - you'll be answering his phone and keeping his appointment book. BA in journalism preferred, but they'll accept current students with outstanding experience. Internship is PAID for 30 hours a week. Intern must be able to start early to mid-December. Send resumes and clips to Bettina Leong at bleong@marketwatch.com. (Don't mention Ed!)

...there is an immediate opening for a PAID Web intern at Popular Mechanics (a Hearst magazine). Responsibilities include assisting with site production and design, and there is some opportunity for writing blog items. Candidates with some basic HTML, Photoshop and/or video editing skills are preferred. Experience working with Flash is a plus. This is a working internship--you won't spend your time fetching coffee. Interns gain real-world skills and are an integral part of the Web team. Please send resume in the body of your email to maginternship@yahoo.com. (OK to mention Ed)

... that Men's Health magazine is seeking clever, creative, and enthusiastic interns to work in their Emmaus, Pennsylvania office. The positions are PAID and last for 6 months starting in January of 2006. Interns will be responsible for researching, reporting, and writing for the magazine's front-of-book sections and will likely walk away with TONS of CLIPS. Many past interns have gone on to have full time jobs in the magazine industry. The ideal candidate will possess: a bachelor's degree, preferably in journalism or English; previous editorial experience; an interest in service journalism; and a great sense of humor. If you're interested, please send your resume and cover letter to MHIntern@rodale.com. (OK to mention Ed)

... that The New York Press is looking for interns to work Mon-Fri. They'll get hands on experience, but must know Quark, and will get college credit. Those interested should send emails to Harry Siegel (Editor in Chief) at New York Press, Hsiegel@nypress.com. (Best not to mention Ed)

... that Bridal Guide magazine is looking for an outgoing and friendly intern to assist our Art/Photo/Production department in all phases of magazine design and production. Our ideal candidate will have strong phone skills, be an organized, self-starter and questions asker. Candidate will be someone who is interested in the magazine business and understands that there is something to be learned from every task. Intern responsibilities include; assisting with scanning and trafficking art, photo research and administrative duties, among other tasks and projects. Design is possible. Candidate MUST possess a thorough knowledge of QuarkXPress, PhotoShop and scanning software on a MAC platform. Only qualified candidates need apply. Position is 3 days a week. Internship is unpaid. College credit or non-credit. Please email resumes and cover letters to Ms. Morgan Jennings, Assistant Art Director at mjennings@bridalguide.com. No phone calls please! (Official Ed2010 Posting)

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