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Editor, MiLB.com

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by matt_garth, Jan 21, 2016.

  1. matt_garth

    matt_garth Well-Known Member

    To apply: Editor, MiLB.com - MLB Advanced Media - Job Board

    An MiLB.com editor is responsible for being the final read on stories for Minor League Baseball’s official website (MiLB.com). He or she will also produce content, occasionally write stories and write headlines and other copy for the site and social media. The ideal candidate will have a passion for and knowledge of baseball, an understanding of the Minor Leagues, a journalism background, strong writing skills and some experience working for an online media outlet. This is a part-time, seasonal position.

    Primary responsibilities:

    • Editing Minor League news stories in a tight, deadline-driven environment
    • Editing prospect-related features and blog posts
    • Writing headlines, blurbs and copy for social media
    Required skills:

    • 2-4 years of journalism experience
    • Bachelor’s degree in journalism, similar field
    • Exceptional writing and copy-editing skills
    • Must know and understand baseball (should understand Minor League Baseball)
    • Proficiency in AP Style
    • Experience with Photoshop and basic HTML
    • Experience with content management systems and web publishing
    Job details:

    • Up to 32 hrs/wk
    • Nights and weekends
    • Located in New York City
     
  2. Doc Holliday

    Doc Holliday Well-Known Member

    This would be a sweet gig to have. But what I'm not clear on is the location of the job. Do you need to live and work in New York City to do the job?
     
  3. matt_garth

    matt_garth Well-Known Member

    Candidates should be able to work in New York City, at least at the start of the baseball season.
     
  4. TGO157

    TGO157 Active Member

    Up to 32 hours a week? Does that mean this is part time with no/limited benefits?
     
  5. studthug12

    studthug12 Active Member

    Last sentence before primary responsibilities: "This is a part-time, seasonal position." Doubt benefits since it is seasonal.
     
    TGO157 likes this.
  6. TGO157

    TGO157 Active Member

    Good catch by you. Bad job by me.
     
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