Pittsburgh Magazine

This job is on journalismjobs.com. But there's no mention of sports unless you click on the job ad, so some who would be qualified might have missed it. I don't personally know anything about the company or the magazine.

Company: Pittsburgh Magazine
Position:
Seeking magazine/web editor
Location:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Negotiable
Ad Expires:
February 9, 2010
Job ID: 1140397
Website: http://www.pittsburghmagazine.com

Description:
The No. 1 magazine in Pittsburgh has an opening for an associate editor/ sports/features, with the talent, skill and desire to grow with one of our region’s fastest-growing media companies. We are seeking a prolific, articulate, creative individual with an appreciation for our unique city. Pittsburgh Magazine, which has been publishing for more than 40 years, was recently acquired by a nationally known publisher, Colorado-based WiesnerMedia LLC. The new ownership translates into new investment and growth opportunities for a Pittsburgh institution and the launch of pittsburghmagazine.com and myriad e-media products. Priority will be given to candidates with 3 to 5 years web content experience, a 4-year college degree, knowledge of InDesign; HTML, WordPress, 3 to 5 years blogging experience; knowledge of AP style and a real drive to succeed. The position will be responsible for producing high quality content daily, weekly and monthly, as well as writing sports blogs, columns and features; and producing sports podcasts and web videos. This position will also oversee special sports editions; oversee and edit portions of Pittsburgh Magazine; oversee the City Guide project; read proofs; contribute and write feature ideas; and engage with readers and users on a daily basis. Email resume and salary history to editor-in-chief Julie Talerico at jtalerico@pittsburghmagazine.com.

 

Good local magazine with a lot of fluff pieces each month, but that's what you come to expect with a periodical of this nature, I suppose.

A friend of mine from high school works there and seems to enjoy it. I have no idea on the salary, though.

The 'burgh's had a few nice journalism jobs come open the past few weeks. That's good to see for underpaid saps such as myself in western Pennsylvania looking for a change.

 

I applied, though I have minimal blogging experience.

I'd like to think five years-plus at a daily newspaper would override that, but I'm probably wrong.

 

I applied, too. It's go time, Trey!

 

It is going to be really tough to land this one because there are plenty of unemployed journalists in Pennsylvania to choose from.....

 

And that doesn't even count all the people working at the Post-Gazette/Trib/whatever who are looking around and saying, "Oh, shit, I've got to get out of here."