Job Openings

May 13, 2010

PAID JOURNALISM INTERNSHIPS     CNSNews.com is currently accepting applications for its journalism internship program. Interns are taught how to write topical, lucid, fact-filled news stories on deadline and see their bylined articles published on CNSNews.com's multimedia Web site.

CNSNews.com interns cover politics and public policy in a direct, hands-on way, asking tough questions of lawmakers and leaders on Capitol Hill and doing in-depth research on issues.

CNSNews.com interns learn how to become objective journalists, covering issues, events, and newsmakers in a fair and balanced manner but pulling no punches when it comes to reporting the facts to the public.

For an internship application, e-mail Pete Winn at pwinn@cnsnews.com or Michael Chapman at mchapman@cnsnews.com. Snail-mail inquiries should go to: Pete Winn, CNSNews.com, 325 S. Patrick Street, Alexandria, VA 22314

PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERNSHIPS    CNSNews.com public relations interns learn and help to increase media coverage and audience of a unique, dynamic online news product. PR interns will get one-on-one training and learn the ins and outs of developing targeted media lists, effectively pitching stories, and documenting successes. For an internship application, e-mail Pete Winn at pwinn@cnsnews.com or Michael Chapman at mchapman@cnsnews.com. Snail-mail inquiries should go to: Pete Winn, CNSNews.com, 325 S. Patrick Street, Alexandria, VA 22314

General Job Information

CNSNews.com is headquartered in Alexandria, Va., and has seen its audience grow to more than 130,000 readers each weekday since its founding in 1998. We are anxious to discuss our latest opening with team-oriented, hard working, self-challenging journalists who have the boldness to pursue investigative news.

CNSNews.com is a division of the Media Research Center and offers a competitive compensation and benefit package. The Media Research Center is an equal opportunity employer.

Resumes and writing samples should be directed to CNSNews.com Managing Editor Michael Chapman at:

CNSNews.com
325 South Patrick St.
Alexandria, Va., 22314.

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