A curated roundup of current openings across journalism, publishing, digital media, and communications -- with notes on what each role requires and which organizations are actively hiring.
The boundary-setting, time management, and communication strategies that help writers and media professionals keep both commitments viable without either one ultimately suffering.
The hybrid publishing approach that lets authors capture the reach of major houses and the economics of self-publishing -- and the decisions involved in finding the right balance between them.
The Boy Genius Report founder on the editorial instincts that built one of the most loyal tech readerships online -- and why no traffic strategy substitutes for genuine reader trust.
The specific moves in research, questioning, and follow-up that take a celebrity conversation from competent to memorable -- and make editors want to run it as a major feature.
The preparation, research, and in-the-room techniques that help journalists get something genuine out of celebrities who have been media-trained within an inch of their life.
The Bodybuilding.com editor on how a listening-first approach shapes his relationships with writers, sources, and readers -- and why he thinks it is an underrated editorial skill.
A writer on the adjustments she made going from freelance autonomy to full-time employment -- including what she expected to lose and what she was surprised to gain in the process.
The hypnotist and self-help author on the mentors and backers who made his career possible -- and what he has observed about why talent alone is rarely what puts someone over the top.
The access, discretion, and writing skills that celebrity ghostwriters say actually get them hired -- and the strategies that helped them land their first high-profile project.