We're hiring a social-media fellow to help shape how The Economist looks and feels on digital platforms. The deadline for applications is November 10th
was founded as a print newspaper in 1843, but today we have a growing digital operation and 50m followers on our social media accounts. Ever more people are encountering our journalism for the first time on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn.
The social media team comprises creative and enterprising journalists, some of whom join us on one-year fellowships to help shapeGet our daily newsletterThe position would suit a graduate of a journalism course or someone who has some limited experience in editorial roles and is ready to take on a full-time role for a year. Applicants should be seeking to establish themselves firmly in an editorial department while learning through doing.
Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out material that will shine on crowded timelines? Are you looking for a role where you can learn, experiment and work with some of the world’s smartest journalists and editors? Are you eager to help shape and improveIf you answer yes to these questions, we’d like to hear from you. Send the following items to
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Social anxiety disorder: How to know if you’ve got social phobiaIt's not just about feeling shy
Weiterlesen »
Cindy Crawford and Her Daughter Kaia Gerber Talk Modeling In the Age of Social MediaSupermodel mom-and-daughter duo KaiaGerber and CindyCrawford spoke to Vogue's Tonne Good about entering the modeling industry at completely different times during ForcesofFashion:
Weiterlesen »
Social Media Is Not To Blame For Children's Poor Mental HealthSocial media is often seen as a key factor in declining mental health among our children, but getting enough sleep, seeing friends and exposure to bullying are much more important, according to a new study.
Weiterlesen »
Tom Ford and Julianne Moore Talk Social Media and Disposable Fashion at Vogue's Flagship ConferenceThat awkward moment when Tom Ford rips apart Instagram in front of the Instagram fashion team.
Weiterlesen »
Kids, Social Media and Technology: Finding the BalanceAccording to a report from ChildMindInst, up to 10% of kids and teens engage in 'problematic internet use' - online use excessive enough to interfere with their daily lives - which is linked with mental health conditions like depression and ADHD in kids.
Weiterlesen »