Journalism Jobs - January 24

On Journalism.co.uk, super-charity Amnesty International is looking for an online editor (£25.5k). New Energy Finance needs a finance writer/news editor while Fastener and Fixing Europe magazine -- whee! -- needs an assistant editor (£18k).

Diary-service ForesightNews (not, uh, foreskin -- which I totally didn't type twice, I swear) are looking for a researcher (£17k). MoneyWeek is looking for a senior financial writer/editor.

This is shiny: What's On London needs a reporter/editorial assistant.

If you're up for the wonders of Dubai, Nicholas Publishing is looking for a stack of journalists.

If you speak Polish, Norwegian, Mandarin, Taiwanese, Japanese, Russian, Turkish and/or Greek, some people desperately need you to subedit, via Gumtree. That site also has an advert from recruiters Reilly, who are looking for business and newswire reporters.

Daily Mail has advertised on HoldtheFrontPage for some more freelance picture editors. They're also offering paid training for subeditors, which is pretty cool.

Something called visiongain has advertised on JobSite for a business journalist to work on B2B newsletters.

On the Guardian jobsite, Future needs an art editor. Sky needs an assistant program information editor, whatever that is.

The BBC is totally getting ahead of themselves, and have advertised for an Olympics correspondent, which they spelled wrong.

Skep's Home Entertainment Weekly -- a DVD magazine -- is looking for an editor.

A Primrose Hill radio company is looking for a production assistant/PA. Recruiter Career Moves have advertised, with many exclamation marks, a variety of production roles.

On Craigslist, some hotels website wants to pay you poorly to blog for them. A dance website needs a freelance writer. And clubbing magazine MixMag needs an editor.

Found a new journalism site -- or they found me -- called Darryl Wilcox Publishing. Has all sorts of shiny tools, but the one we want is jobs, which is on their site SourceThatJob. On that site, Surveyor magazine needs a reporter, as does TelecomTV. Family History Monthly still needs an assistant editor. The rest are all repeats or old, but worth a look.

See any jobs or sources I've missed? Well -- share already, damn it. Leave a comment below or email jjobslondon[at]hotmail[dot]com.