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      Journalism Jobs - December 22

      Journalism.co.uk has a listing from Pressgang Publishing for a subeditor.

      On the Guardian jobsite, recruiter PFJ is looking for a financial journalist (£31-40k), a chief subeditor, a deputy news editor on a B2B (£29k), and a subeditor on a food title (£26-30k).

      Workstations is on the lookout for a deputy online editor (£30k) for a fashion website. An energy publication needs an associate editor.

      Which? Pensions and Investments is looking for a senior researcher (£25-37k).

      The BBC needs a radio broadcast journalist and an education associate for a new media project.

      On LondonCareers.net, PFJ has advertised for a online copywriter for a travel website (£20-23k), an associate editor with a year of experience (£25k), a news editor for a B2B (£32k), and a senior features writer with financial background (£30-35k).

      It's Friday, so go sign in at GorkanaPR to see their latest jobs, which include a senior writer at New! magazine, graduate trainee reporters at EuroWeek and many more new and archived listings.

      Time Out online is looking for a managing editor.

      IPC needs deputy chief subeditors for Pick Me Up and Living ETC.

      Haymarket's Human Resources magazine needs a deputy editor, and that publishing house is expanding in the Asia-Pacific, and needs staff.

      Have a Merry Christmas!

      Posted by Nicole at 12/22/2006 08:45:00 PM

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