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JONATHAN CHAIT JULY 20, 2010

TNR Wants You... For a Web Internship

The New Republic Online is looking for college students and recent graduates for its autumn 2010 web internship program. Internships are unpaid but offer substantial experience in the production of a daily online publication. Interns must be able to work in our Washington DC office. Responsibilities include:

  • Research projects and assisting TNR's senior writers
  • Writing articles and blog posts, and helping to create multimedia content
  • Participating in TNR staff meetings
  • Preparing and updating TNR's homepage
  • Helping to maintain TNR's blogs and other aspects of the site

Political journalism experience is preferred, but not imperative; some familiarity with HTML is helpful, but not crucial; and fluency in search techniques like LexisNexis is mandatory. A full-time commitment is preferred.

Applications for our autumn internship (September through December) are currently being accepted on a rolling basis. For the web internship program, please e-mail a cover letter and résumé to Greg Veis.

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This is pretty funny -- TNR offering an unpaid internship when their idiot in the WH has made them ILLEGAL more stupidity by liberals, though you would hope the liberal cheerleaders would have gottent the memo.... " Congress raised the hurdle for hiring entry-level workers when it refused to delay the third step in a three-stage minimum wage increase last year. And the Department of Labor cracked down on unpaid internships, outlining six criteria that businesses had to satisfy in order to hire someone willing and able to work for nothing to get the experience. For example, the employer must derive “no immediate advantage from the activities of the trainees, and on occasion the employer’s operations may actually be impeded

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July 21, 2010 at 2:21pm

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