April 11th
Freelance Writing Jobs for Friday, April 11, 2008
Happy Friday morning to everyone at FWJ! I have some internships for you today, along with opportunities for bloggers, content writers, copy writers, and technical writers. There are a couple of gigs for researchers, as well. Hope everyone has a good weekend.
Leads…
- Freelance Writer @ The Southtown Star - Chicago
- Entertainment/Celebrity Blogger @ SilverWire
- Spanish Speaking Busines Blogger @ b5 Media
- Dependable Writers Needed ASAP
- Freelance Magazine Writers ($45 for features; $20 for news)
- Middle School Science Teacher Needed to Proofread Lesson Material ($1500 for 20 lessons)
- 50 Real Estate Articles Needed
- Summer Internship - Shore Blogger/Web Producer - Jersey Shore - Paid
- Online Journalist and Researcher - Santa Monica ($10 per hour)
- Junior Copywriter @ Publishers Clearing House - Temporary
- Editorial Assistant @ McGraw-Hill - Project Basis - On Site - Chicago
- Freelance Writers Needed for New Magazine
- Proofreader/Editor - Ottawa ($15 per hour)
- Blogger for Technology Services Web Site
- Bilingual (English/French) Editor Wanted - Telecommute
- Local Atlanta Music Blog Needs Contributors
- Freelance Medical Writer and Analyst
- Freelance Writer with Knowledge of Auto Parts/Accessories - On Site - Waltham/Boston
- Medical Writer - Boston
- A Writer Writes - Always (up to $100 per article)
- Technical Writer to Document Sales Training Program
- Technical Writer with Mortgage/Banking Experience - 3 Month Contract - Plano/Dallas ($28 per hour)
- Copy Writer - Houston
- New Miami Publication Accepting Submissions
- Summer Internship @ The Real Deal - New York
- Freelance Writers @ The Real Deal - New York
- Copywriter for Web Project - Telecommute
- Marketing Writer ($250)
- Researcher/Writer ($2,500)
- Copywriter for Startup - On Site - San Francisco
- Researcher Position - Telecommute
- Short Term Writing Position - Washington D.C. ($600 per week)
Good Luck!
Jodee
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Friday, April 11th, 2008 at 5:29 pm under
I am a master’s student in the journalism department at UNT, and I wanted to make you aware of a literary nonfiction conference that would be invaluable for journalists. The conference is sponsored by the Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism, The Dallas Morning News and Village Voice Media. This year’s keynote speakers are Pulitzer Prize-winning author Scott Momaday, National Book Award Winner Bob Shacochis and Candice Millard, author of River of Doubt. The conference is an excellent way for writers to gain new perspective on writing from some of the best writers around, and they even have a writing contest with cash prizes! Please visit themayborn.unt.edu for more information.
April 11th, 2008 at 8:02 pmWhat’s with all the flagging? At least 5 different writing opportunities have been flagged.
April 11th, 2008 at 10:59 pmah flagging…that’s usually courtesy of “fellow” writers, who are too afraid to compete for a job, so they decide to apply for it and then flag the post for deletion so that no one else - who might be more qualified - can apply.
nice, huh?
April 12th, 2008 at 3:43 amYeah.
Either that or they were bogus ads to begin with and may have gotten flagged for, you know… a valid reason.
I’ve seen several ads from here that had no business being posted in the first place. (Nothing on Deb and Jodee, as I don’t expect them to apply for every ad they post here to ‘test’ them for us.
Ya know?
April 12th, 2008 at 7:28 pm@ Matt: I hope that only happens every now and then. I have responded to some ads to find out more information before posting them for you guys.
April 12th, 2008 at 10:21 pmJodee, it’s not often, but it’s enough to know that it’s probably not just people insecure about competition who are flagging jobs.
You do an excellent job of providing us with good, relative links. I know you probably hear it all the time, but just to re-iterate… Thank You.
April 12th, 2008 at 10:53 pm@ Matt: You’re welcome.
April 12th, 2008 at 11:50 pmDeb,
I have followed your blog and sites for some time now. Most of your leads are spot-on and they save me a lot of time.
I know that it’s hard to verify the Craigslist-type leads. We all just have to do due diligence on those.
Thanks,
Carol
April 13th, 2008 at 8:48 pm