Be the Editor in Charge in New York

Thomson Reuters needs a full-time editor in charge in New York to lead its legal and restructuring teams in America, Canada and Latin America.
The editor will head coverage of business and economics, including the aftermath of the financial crisis, through different journalism teams. The selected applicant will oversee the planning and execution of large enterprise projects ranging from
depth coverage of a niche business sector to investigative reporting on financial scandal. The editor will also be responsible for developing an editorial relationship with Westlaw Business.
Applicants should have:

• A college degree or equivalent work experience.
• 7 years' experience at a major news organization.
  
• A background in financial news.
• Knowledge of financial accounting, legal affairs and editorial technology.
  
• Experience in leading journalism teams to produce breaking and in-depth news.
  
• Previous experience developing sources and breaking news.
• Multimedia production skills.
  
• The ability to collaborate long-distance.

Read more about the position and apply online here. The job posting expires on Oct. 22.

Sweep up a job at TheStreet

The Street.com is looking for a senior editor to lead its technology news team in New York.
The senior editor leading will work in a real-time Internet news environment and oversee the delivery of in-depth reporting and analysis from reporters. He or she will also polish content, generate story ideas, distribute assignments and manage freelancers.
Applicants should have extensive experience with computers, software, telecommunication, personal technology and multimedia. Candidates should also have previous experience as both a reporter and editor.
To apply, e-mail your cover letter, resume and salary requirements to resumes@thestreet.com with "Tech Editor" in the subject line.

To learn more about becoming the senior editor of technology news, click here.

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Business anchor wanted in New York

NY1 News is on the hunt for a full-time business anchor in New York.
The anchor will create reports and hourly live shots from the New York Stock Exchange for Time Warner Cable news channels. The anchor will also produce and anchor the Fortune Business Report. The selected applicant will research and write stories, edit video and create full-frame graphics for business reports. The anchor will also be expected to conduct live breaking news onset reports and represent the station at events.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree (preferably in journalism, English, business or a similar field) and at least two years' experience in print or broadcast news. Candidates with previous business journalism experience are preferred.

Visit here to learn more about the position and apply online. You will need to submit a cover letter and resume.

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Cover financial markets from anywhere in the U.S.

Prospect News in New York is on the look out for a finance-covering journalist. The reporter can work in New York or from anywhere in the U.S.
He or she will join the Prospect's team covering financial markets, focusing on new emerging markets. The journalist will write breaking financial news and commentary for the organization's daily and weekly newsletters.
Candidates should have a passion for business and finance. Applicants with previous experience will have an advantage in the application process.
To apply, send your resume, cover letter and clips to jobs@prospectnews.com.

View the job posting here.

Go for The Big Money in New York

Slate's The Big Money is looking for an editorial intern at its headquarters in New York.
The intern will:

• Pitch article ideas and cultivate them into complete stories.
• Assist in research.
• Aid in the production process and daily operations.
  

Candidates must be current students enrolled in a degree program. Applicants should be passionate about business, finance and economics and have experience in HTML, Web applications and Photoshop. People with previous editorial experience will be preferred in the application process.
The position is unpaid and takes place from Sept. to Dec. To apply, e-mail your resume, cover letter, three clips and a short critique of a story that has been published on The Big Money to tbminterns@gmail.com. Include your availability from Sept. to Dec. when applying.

Learn more about the position here. Applications are due Sept. 11.

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Copy edit online marketing industry news in New York

Incisive Media is looking for a copy editor at its headquarters in New York.
The editor will work at ClickZ, an online industry publication covering interactive marketing and advertising. Preparing columns, articles and statistics for publication will be the copy editor's central responsibilities. Other responsibilities of the copy editor include:

• Writing headlines and display text
• Fact checking
• Coding copy
• Proofreading newsletters
• Formatting photos
• Processing freelance payments
• Responding to reader queries
• Coordinating the ClickZ awards program
  

Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, English or a similar field as well as two years' experience copy editing full-time. Applicants should have experience at a newspaper or an online magazine and knowledge of Associated Press and Chicago Manual style.
To apply, e-mail your resume and a cover letter with your salary requirements to opportunities@incisivemedia.com with the position code "CE-JJ" in the subject line.

Learn more about the position here.

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Join Thomson Reuters and lead its new multimedia service's coverage

Thomson Reuters is looking for a planning editor to work at its bureau in New York.
The planning editor will develop and execute a long-term editorial agenda for a new multimedia service catering to professionals in the finance industry. The editor will work with Reuters News, other planning editors on different assignment desks and Thomson Reuters Markets' business divisions to find and prioritize major news events for the service to cover.
Candidates should have a thorough understanding of financial markets and financial data. They should also have at least five years' experience at a news organization that serves finance workers. Editorial experience is preferred and experience in buy/sell side research or a certification in financial markets are a plus when applying.

Learn more about the position and apply, visit here.

Design on the edge of innovation with NYT

The New York Times is looking for a full-time Web designer for its news development team.
The designer will help explore innovative methods for offering news online. The Web designer will aid in diverting from typical linear storytelling through maps, dynamic graphics, searchable databases, visualizations and other interactive features.
Candidates should have strong design skills and the technical ability to execute them. Applicants should have a thorough knowledge of HTML, CSS and Javascript. All potential hires should also be aware of cross-browser and front-end development issues and have a grasp on Web accessibility and how to design for users' needs. Experience in Flash, ActionScript or Ruby on Rails is a plus when applying.
View the job posting and apply online here.

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Supervise Planet Money

National Public Radio's Planet Money is looking for a supervising editor in New York.
The editor will conduct all planning and production for the Planet Money series. The editor will supervise staff, plan and monitor the unit's budget and coordinate with other NPR divisions.

Candidates should have:

• A bachelor's degree or a similar combination of experience and education.
  
• At least 10 years of professional journalism work with previous management experience.
• An understanding of how to plan and schedule in a union environment.
  
• A comprehensive knowledge of business and economics.
• The ability to relocate and work diverse shifts.

Applicants with developed skills in audio production and previous work in the broadcast industry or public radio environment are preferred. Knowledge of Web 2.0, social media, blogging, search engine optimization and data visualization is a plus.

View the job posting and apply online here.

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Cover the water industry in New York

Global Water Intelligence is looking for a business journalist to write at its bureau in New York.
The reporter will cover the U.S. water market for the magazine, financially analyzing publicly traded water companies. The writer will create commentary on the developing private sector in the U.S. water market, cover corporate developments and track projects. The journalist will be expected to write and report analytically and find exclusive news.
To apply, send an e-mail with "U.S. Bureau" in the subject line with your resume, a cover letter including your salary expectations and links to three articles you've written to Managing Director Christopher Gasson at cg@globalwaterintel.com. Interviews will be held in New York sometime in the week of the 21st in Sept.

Learn more about the position here.

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Join MainStreet

TheStreet is looking for personal finance writers to create content for its Web site MainStreet.com in New York.
Applicants should have at least three year's experience in writing online, an understanding of financial issues and strong investigative skills. Candidates should also posses a distinctive writing voice and the ability to write clean copy.
To apply, e-mail your resume, cover letter and clips to resumes@thestreet.com with "MainStreet Writer" in the subject line.

View the job posting here.

Edit on the Company News desk for Thomson Reuters

Thomson Reuters is looking for a Company News desk editor at its New York office.
The editor will edit top corporate news stories of the day and create wrap-ups from multiple articles with different datelines. The selected applicant will also work with reporters throughout North and South America, mentor new journalists and offer his or her expertise for training courses. The editor will also have additional leadership responsibilities, such as overseeing major projects.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree and at least seven years' experience at a major news organization. They should also have an understanding of financial issues and be willing to embrace change in editorial technology. A background in multimedia is a plus in applying for the position.

View the job posting and apply online here.

WNYC Radio needs an editor

WNYC Radio is looking for an editor of economic coverage at its headquarters in New York.

The editor would work with journalists, producers and other editors to lead the station's local and national multi-platform coverage of the U.S. economy, business and finance. The editor would be responsible for:

• Executing multi-platform coverage of business, finance and economic news.
  
• Creating a strategy for developing content.
• Educating experienced and non-experienced journalists in covering complex business stories clearly.
• Coordinating activities with station partners and fostering new partnerships.
• Cultivating diversity in coverage and on the staff.
  
• Managing the unit's budget.
• Recruiting new journalists and producers.
  

Applicants should have previous experience in economic coverage and posses networks in the finance, economy or business industries. Candidates should also have a background in creating innovative content, managing partnerships, and defining/growing audiences. Experience in broadcast and online media is a plus in applying.

To apply, e-mail a letter of interest to jobs@wnyc.org with Economics Editor in the subject line or mail it to:

Cindy Prater
Executive Director, Organizational Development & Human Resources
WNYC
160 Varick Street
New York, NY 10013
Phone: 646-829-4048
E-mail: cprater@wnyc.org

Learn more about the position here.

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Four projects and investigations editors wanted at Bloomberg

Bloomberg L.P. is looking for four full-time projects and investigations production editors in New York, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The editors will be responsible for making the final preparations on stories from the Bloomberg's projects and investigations teams heading to publication. Along with copy-editing and fact checking articles, the editors will coordinate all photos, graphics, audio video and links.
Candidates should have a bachelor's degree and at least five years' experience in copy editing.

To read more about the positions and apply online, visit:

The New York, New York posting here.

The Washington D.C. posting here.

The Los Angeles, California posting here.

The San Francisco, California posting here.

Design for Bloomberg

Bloomberg L.P. is looking for a full-time senior designer in New York to manage the User Experience Design for its Web site.
The designer will be expected to construct "effective information architecture for a content-rich site." Some of the designer's responsibilities will include:

• Building templates and interactive features.
• Creatively implementing editorial ideas.
  
• Monitoring design consistency.
• Coming up with new ideas for improving the Web site's architecture, content presentation and functionality.

Candidates should have a bachelor's degree and a background in interactive and visual design projects. Applicants should be able to hand-code and have a strong grasp of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DreamWeaver, Adobe Photoshop, QuarkXPress and Illustrator. They should also have knowledge of cross-browser and cross-platform issues. All applicants will be required to submit samples of their work. Past work at large media organizations is a plus.

View the job posting here and apply online here.

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Work on Planet Money

National Public Radio's series Planet Money is in need of an executive producer at its headquarters in New York.
The producer will oversee the series as a whole, including production, staff and spending. The selected candidate will also work as a representative of Planet Money with NPR departments including Development, Sponsorship, Member & Program Services, Finance, Strategic Planning, Legal and IT.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree or an "equivalent combination of education and experience." Candidate should have at least 10 years' experience in broadcast journalism and editing. They should also have:

• Experience managing editors, producers and on-air journalists.
• Journalistic or editorial experience reporting on business and economics.
  
• The ability to schedule in a union environment.
• A willingness to relocate and work a variety of shifts.

Knowledge of advanced audio production is a plus, as is an understanding of Web 2.0 including social media, digital production, data visualization and search engine optimization.

To learn more and apply online, visit here.

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Report on the petroleum industry in Manhattan

The Energy Intelligence Group is looking for a full-time corporate/finance energy reporter to work in New York City's Manhattan borough.
The journalist will join a team of 50 journalists creating content for Internet, daily and weekly publications.
The selected candidate will cover the financial health, corporate strategies and investment alternatives in the U.S. domestic and international petroleum industry.
Applicants should have experience reporting on business. Experience covering energy is a plus in the application process.

To apply, send a cover letter and resume to New York Bureau Chief John van Schaik at jvschaik@energyintel.com.

View the job posting here.

Report in print and online in New York

Westfair Communications is looking for a journalist for the print and online edition of its business newspaper, the HV Biz in the Hudson Valley area of New York.
To apply, send a resume to Executive Editor Caryn McBride at cmcbride@westfairinc.com.
View the job posting here.

Report in New York for Investment News

Investment News is looking to hire a full-time reporter for its New York office.
The publication is seeking a journalist with 3-5 years' previous experience working on a daily, weekly or newswire covering business or financial services.
The reporter would write on retirement, 401(k) plans and estate planning. The job comes with a 401(k) plan as well as health and dental benefits.
See the job listing and apply online here by submitting a cover letter, resume and three clips.

Reed Business Information needs reporters

Reed Business Information, a business-to-business online media/publishing company, is looking for a reporter to cover the gas, power and carbon market in New York.
The reporter's responsibilities would include covering daily news stories on events impacting the markets, helping cover policy development and assessing and writing comments on OTC prices. You can see the listing here. Reed is also looking to place another reporter with similar responsibilities in Washington D.C.
The company is also seeking construction data reporters for jobs in Georgia and Colorado.
All of the positions are full-time and offer medical plans, welfare plans and vacation time.
Learn more about the company here.

Crain launches its first business newspaper outside of the states

Crain Communication Inc. launched its first city business newspaper outside of the United States today, according to How-Do, a site that covers the media industry in the North West of England.

The weekly paper is called, Crain’s Manchester, a new venture that adds to the company's business publications in New York, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland. Crain’s claims the publication will be the first city business weekly of its kind in Western Europe, according to the story.

The paper's Web site, http://www.crainsmanchesterbusiness.co.uk/, was also launched today.

To read the report click here.

The Atlantic Monthly is now just The Atlantic

The Atlantic Monthly is officially dropping "monthly" and now calling itself The Atlantic, according to the New York Post's Keith Kelly.
Kelly says the change comes after the magazine decided to publish just 10 times each year and also move its sales and marketing staff from Washington DC to New York.
The magazine's name dates back to 1857, the year of The Atlantic Monthly's first issue.
The idea for the magazine came after Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, James Russel Lowe, Oliver Wendell Homes met in Boston's Parker House for a summit.
The group wanted a magazine that had a distinctly American voice and would promote the "American Idea." That, they decided, was The Atlantic Monthly.
For Kelly's full report on the changes at the magazine click here.