Log in to customize alerts, subscribe to newsletters, and apply to jobs.
So What Do You Do, Sara Shepard, Author of Pretty Little Liars?

The author who published 20 books in eight years gives tips on how writers can overcome the blank page and write more.

AvantGuildHow To Pitch: The FADER

This mag's an ideal launchpad for music mavens eager to showcase their knowledge of emerging artists and scenes.

AvantGuildHow To Pitch: Wired

This 'guidebook to the modern world' wants imaginative, timely pitches that will resonate on the page, iPad and beyond.

Rosanna Scotto: My First Big Break

The Good Day NY host tells how she landed the anchor seat and how aspiring broadcasters can do the same.

AvantGuildHow To Pitch: Audubon

At this conservation mag, freelancers with a strong grasp of science and nature contribute up to 90 percent of all features.

So What Do You Do, Ed Gordon, Host of Conversations with Ed Gordon?

The man who's reported for everyone from BET and NBC to NPR and CBS tells what it's like to finally step out on his own.

AvantGuildHow To Pitch: Inc.com

Keep your queries short and sweet for this one-stop site for entrepreneurial advice.

 Mail    Print   Share Share

Revolving Door Newsletter: 10.23.07

Stars Trade Spots at SI and ESPN

October 23, 2007

Like Yankees pitchers Mike Kekich and Fritz Peterson -- who famously swapped wives, and lives, in 1973 -- Dan Patrick and Rick Reilly have swapped their sports media existences. Patrick, who rose to fame at ESPN as a SportsCenter anchor, signed a deal with Sports Illustrated last week as a columnist and senior writer. The other shoe dropped a day later, when Rick Reilly -- SI's star back-page columnist -- announced he was leaving for ESPN, where he will no doubt become a TV "personality." ESPN and SI remain one of only two rivalries in the magazine business (the other being EsquireEsquire<...

AvantGuild Sign Up Now!Sign Up Now!

The How to Pitch series is worth its weight in gold. In just the first month I'd already benefited enough to consider the cost of joining well worth it. -- Gaen Murphree
AvantGuild benefits give you access to:
  • Premium content, including our How to Pitch Guides, an indispensable tool for freelance writers. view sample >
  • Savings of up to $35 per class on mediabistro.com courses and seminars.
  • Insurance discounts for freelancers and small businesses, including medical, dental, auto and home.
  • Lots of other professional discounts, including ZipCar (a $50 value) and your choice of magazine subscriptions (a $10 value).

... and much more! View all benefits or Sign up now!

Already an AvantGuild member?

Log in here to view the full page.

Email
remember me
Password
forgot your password?
mb offers

WebMediaBrands
Mediabistro | SemanticWeb | Inside Network
Jobs | Education | Research | Events | News
Advertise | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
Copyright 2013 WebMediaBrands Inc. All rights reserved.