Freelance Political Writer for Cutting Edge News Website
August 14, 2008 by Jodee
Filed under Writing Gigs
AnalyticNews, a cutting-edge interactive news site is looking for a Freelance Political Writer to join our team and help generate exclusive content by writing insights and articles.
AnalyticNews’s goal is to become a premier provider of interactive news content with quantitative analytics. Focusing on “News by the Numbers,” AnalyticNews provides global news aggregation, data analysis tools, online polling, and a unique social networking community focusing on online debate.
What we offer:
Flexible hours
Flexible pay
Opportunity to make extra money
Opportunity to have your work published on our website
Opportunity to work from any location
What we are looking for:
Candidate with political journalism and freelance experience and/or
Candidate with a strong GPA, relevant academic degree — Political Science, History, Journalism, English, Economics, and strong SAT verbal and writing scores
Additional skills which would make a candidate more desirable:
Winner of writing contests and/or has published work
Candidate blogs about various topics
We are open to discussing how this collaboration should be formed.
How to apply:
Please submit your resume, cover letter, writing samples, and any relevant test scores for consideration to careers@analyticnews.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
http://www.analyticnews.com
Read this in Bloglines, and it looks like the website has some fancy code that tags this little ditty onto copied material:
“I am a content thief. If you’re not reading this blog post through an RSS Feed you can pretty much assume I’m a slimy spam blogger and stealing content from someone else’s blog.”
Charming, when your;e trying to advertise for their position.
Hi Andrea –
It’s my feed footer. So many spam bloggers are stealing the content from this blog and via the feed and placing it on their own blogs I took measures to at least alert people that the content is stolen.
I can see your point though…
Deb
I was actually quite impressed. That’s one of the more proactive solutions I’ve seen to the problem.