Leading up to the May 1, 2007 National Magazine Awards, mediabistro.com is publishing a special package of our popular “So What Do You Do?” series with daily interviews of selected nominees, ranging from the well-known to obscure. Today, we chat with Joyce Rutter Kaye, editor of design mag, Print.
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Subjects from female skiers in the Tetons to robot ski instructors, and everything in between, needed at mag for those who love the slopes.
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A new feature bringing you highlights from the mediabistro.com discussion boards. This week:
pentup: “I know that, in general, it’s not good to submit a pitch for the same article to multiple outlets, but what about short stories? I’ve finally written one that I’m proud of and thought I’d sent it out. But it seems like all the places that publish fiction take months to get back to you.”
catlondon: “Unless the publication says “No simultaneous submissions” send it everywhere you want. If it does get accepted, just make sure you alert everyone else you are withdrawing it from consideration.”
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Leading up to the May 1, 2007 National Magazine Awards, mediabistro.com is publishing a special package of our popular “So What Do You Do?” series with daily interviews of selected nominees, ranging from the well-known to obscure. Today, we chat with David Granger, editor of Ellie mainstay Esquire.
Think you know your stuff? Are you a real media geek? Then prove it. Take our media news quiz, and test your skill. Then tell everyone how well you did.
Welcome to mediabistro.com’s first-ever Video Pitch Slam 1-on-1. In this series debut, Ladies’ Home Journal editor-in-chief Diane Salvatore gets pitched in person by four lucky writers, says which ideas have legs, and describes just what Ladies’ Home Journal wants from writers. Watch, then vote for your favorite!
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This famous women’s magazine boasts four pitchable “mini-magazines” eager for freelancers with stellar stories.
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Leading up to the May 1, 2007 National Magazine Awards, mediabistro.com is publishing a special package of our popular “So What Do You Do?” series with daily interviews of selected nominees, ranging from the well-known to obscure. Today, we a href=”http://www.mediabistro.com/articles/cache/a9651.asp” target=”_blank”>chat</a" with Moisés Naím, editor of Foreign Policy, which has been nominated for General Excellence three years running.
This Reader’s Digest alternative seeks “hard-nosed” articles that wouldn’t find space on its competitor’s pages.
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Leading up to the May 1, 2007 National Magazine Awards, mediabistro.com is publishing a special package of our popular “So What Do You Do?” series with daily interviews of selected nominees, ranging from the well-known to obscure. Today, we chat with Jay Stowe, editor of Cincinnati.
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