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Ed's Fifth Annual Welcome to NYC Intern Party
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It’s a'happenin' Wednesday, June 7 [PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE!] from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the 79th Street Boat Basin Caf? on the Upper West Side. Woohoo!

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Yes, the intern panel is still on!
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Ed’s been a little, uh, tied up and apologizes profusely to those of you who've RSVP'd for the June 14th panel and are eagerly awaiting confirmation that you’re on the list. Emails go out tomorrow.

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Dude, Iowa rocks
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Join the Des Moines ED2010 chapter as we remember magazines that are no longer with us, but that will forever have a place in our hearts. Come to the Mars Cafe, 2318 University Avenue, on June 5th from 5:30-7:30 pm, bring a copy of one of your favorite magazines that's no longer being published, and share why you were sorry to see it go. To help ease our sorrow, Mars Cafe is offering $1 off beer, appetizers, sandwiches, and desserts. Just tell them you're with Ed!

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News
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1. AP
White House: Haditha details to be public
By Staff
05/31/06
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060531/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_iraqi_civilians;_ylt=Amm9W9mUfRHujcp4a7VhqdKyFz4D;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHNlYwN5bmNhdA

The White House said the details of an investigation into the killings of Iraqi civilians in Haditha in November 2005 will be released to the public when the probe is completed.

On Tuesday, White House spokesman Tony Snow said President Bush learned of the killings only after a reporter from Time magazine asked questions. Time published an article in March that said the Pentagon was investigating the incident.

Asked when Bush was first briefed about the events in Haditha, an insurgent stronghold in western Iraq, Snow replied Tuesday: "When a Time reporter first made the call."

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Steven DeLuca has been named associate publisher of Maxim magazine, it was announced today by group publisher Rob Gregory.

Maxim is the best-selling men's lifestyle magazine in America and the world. According to the newly released MRI syndicated research, Maxim leads the entire men's category with 13.7 million readers in the United States. .

DeLuca recently spent two years as the publisher of Rolling Stone magazine, where he directed sales efforts of a 16-person staff in eight offices around the country and Europe.

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Anna Wintour was not pleased with what she saw on the cover. The Vogue editor is famously choosy about her covers, but this was someone else’s: the front page of the May 3 Women’s Wear Daily.

Two days before, she had hosted the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art—the annual live, glittery enactment of Ms. Wintour’s personally curated Friendster page. And WWD had buried it inside, in some 700 words, on pages four and five.

Ms. Wintour telephoned Patrick McCarthy, the editorial director of the Fairchild Fashion Group, which publishes WWD. She let him know her feelings. “She called to express her frustration with the placement of the coverage,” Vogue spokesman Patrick O’Connell said by phone on May 30. “It had nothing to do with the tone of the coverage.

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David Remnick started his career as a reporter at the Washington Post. He spent four years at the paper’s Moscow bureau starting in 1988. In 1998, he was named editor of the New Yorker, where he has worked as a staff writer since 1992. Remnick talked to Metro about his new book, “Reporting,” a collection of his work for the magazine that includes profiles of politicians, writers and boxers.

In your piece on New Orleans, you set up a devastating contrast between President Johnson’s response to Hurricane Betsy and President Bush’s with Hurricane Katrina. That just came from futzing around on the Internet. The hard part is figuring out what your story is. Like everyone else, I went down there and got in boats and rode around and met people who were desperate. And then you come back, and you realize what you’ve got in your notebooks looks a lot like what everyone else has. Not to trivialize it — it was horrible, the politics were almost as horrible — and yet there’s 2000 people down there. So what do you do? Some of it’s about imagination; finding where the beads go on this necklace; trying to tell a story that has not yet been told. Maybe I succeeded, maybe I didn’t. But that’s the attempt. A lot of our writers don’t like to go to events like that. It makes them crazy to be around other reporters.

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Has the heated world of celebrity gossip entered the realm of espionage? The FBI this week served search warrants at the business and home of the co-owner of a paparazzi agency, trying to determine whether someone attempted to hack into the computer system at US Weekly, according to several law enforcement sources and the co-owner's spokesman.

Federal agents want to know whether one of the owners of Sunset Photo and News attempted to learn what stories the staff at US Weekly, a Hollywood gossip magazine, was working on, said the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Agents on Tuesday seized at least one computer during a search of the Topanga Canyon home of Jill Ishkanian, said her spokesman, Glenn Feldman. Ishkanian, 41, is the former West Coast editor of US Weekly who left the magazine to form Sunset Photo and News with two other investors.

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... that CondeNet, the online division of Conde Nast, is currently seeking a freelance online managing editor. Main responsibilities include maintaining and updating weekly and long-term editorial schedules, processing invoices and contracts, and updating site content as needed. This person will also serve as liaison between edit and production/ tech departments as well as assist EIC and online editors with various editorial projects and administrative duties. Candidates must be highly organized, detail-oriented, possess the ability to juggle multiple tasks at once and work extremely well under pressure. Please note that this is NOT a writing position, although there could be opportunities for editorial involvement. Requirements: Minimum of three years editorial experience, preferably online. Must know HTML. Content management experience a plus. Food editorial experience a major plus. Send cover letter and resume to abubniak@condenet.com with "Online ME" in the subject line. NO PHONE CALLS. OK to mention Ed.

... that In Style magazine is looking for a PAID art department intern for the summer to start ASAP. Responsibilities include assisting the art department with all daily tasks including scanning, organizing of incoming film, distribution of layouts, and production duties among many others. Please remember that this is an internship for the art department involving graphic design, and thus specific skills are required, including PhotoShop and QuarkXPress. InDesign and Illustrator are a plus. Must be extremely organized, have the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment; have the ability to multi-task and prioritize. Please be ready to show your portfolio. Send cover letter and resume to mariya_ivankovitser@instylemag.com. No phone calls please. (OK to mention Ed)

... that Rodale Inc. is currently seeking a smart and outgoing six-month intern for the International Editorial Department located in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. This position is full-time and PAID (enough to afford rent/food/fun), and will be starting July of 2006. The editorial intern will be responsible for: Primary research and reporting for international editions of Men’s Health, Runner’s World, Bicycling and Prevention magazines; Managing newsstand sales reports; Assisting editors with numerous editorial projects; Participating in international cover brainstorming meetings; Assisting with some administrative tasks. The ideal candidate will possess: Bachelor’s degree preferably in Journalism, English or International Publishing; Previous editorial experience (required); Strong research background; Proficiency in both PCs and MACs; Foreign language skills preferred, but not required; The ability to juggle several assignments at once. Send a resume along with a cover letter explaining why you'd be great for the job to Laura Ongaro at Laura.Ongaro@Rodale.com. OK to mention Ed.

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