Journalism Jobs - November 6

It's Monday, so here're a few from the Guardian jobsite...

Law's Business Research is looking for a researcher, a reporter and a subeditor.

Haymarket's new Luxury Travel magazine needs a reporter.

Charity Friends of the Earth have an opening for a publications editor (£26k).

The Royal Schools of Music have a job for a music editor (£24-30k) while an educational publisher is looking for an English/Science desk editor.

TimeOut need a Deputy Music Editor -- you'll need some experience for this one.

If you have some book editing experience, the Folio Society needs a non-fiction editor and a children's editor.

The Met Office needs a broadcast assistant (£15k) -- learn to be a weatherman!

The Methodist Church has an opening for a web writer and researcher (£21k) -- learn to be a Methodist!

A data firm needs a country profile writer (£24k) to research and write briefing documents for expats.

Empire Design need a production assistant to work on film trailers.

Dennis' IT PRO need a staff writer.

In the print edition, there's an advert for something called the Hugh Cudlipp Award for Journalism Students (worth 500), for current students or ones who graduted this year. Closing date is December 1, 2006; email cudlipp@lcc.arts.ac.uk for more details.

On Journalism.co.uk, Bloomberg has again posted a big list of editorial jobs -- and not all are business, either. I'm not gonna link them all, just go to that jobsite and scroll.

Gumtree has an advert from a new Islamic banking magazine, looking for freelance writers (£75-£200/article).

On Craigslist, a new online travel magazine is looking for writers (pay looks unlikely).