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      Journalism Jobs - November 23

      Fulham FC is looking for an editor (£28-30k), via journalism.co.uk. McGraw Hill's Platts needs a production assistant, steel industry experts (presumably to write?) and an experienced markets/news reporter/editor. Mmm, slashy goodness.

      The Careers Group has an advert from a financial lifestyle magazine looking for freelancers (expenses only, to start). Media for Development need an intern. And DeHavilland are on the lookout for a news desk analyst (£17k).

      Elan need an editor, via JobsIn.

      On TotalJobs, an investment site needs a reporter/writer.

      Recruiters PFJ have advertised another few jobs on londoncareers.net (wonder if they're cheaper than the Guardian?). They're looking for a subeditor for business/investment stuff (£24k), a reporter for a finance B2B (£20-22k), and a reporter with a year of experience for a property magazine (£22-25k).

      Centaur's Precision Marketing is looking for a production editor.

      Craigslist has a hella cool one from Dennis Publishing. They're looking for an online editorial assistant for a very interesting sounding web project (£18k).

      Jobs4Journalists has a posting from some author, looking for a subeditor for his novels.

      Posted by Nicole at 11/23/2006 11:35:00 AM

      2 comments:

      Anonymous said...

      Hi - I think you have a hinky link to that Fulham FC job... something to do with Canadian immigration?!
      Keep up the great work by the way!

      November 23, 2006
      Nicole said...

      Whoops! Have fixed it. Yeah, don't think most of you need links to Canadian tax documents... Though there is a freakish number of Canadian journalists in this city, as I learned at the Schmooze and Booze thing.

      And "hinky" is a good word. I like it.

      November 23, 2006

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