A Safe Space to Binge on Magazines
The question of which type of journalist makes the most money is a common one, and the answer can vary depending on several factors. Generally, journalists who specialize in niche areas such as finance, technology, or healthcare tend to command higher salaries due to the specialized knowledge and expertise required in these fields. Additionally, journalists who work for prestigious publications or media outlets with larger audiences often have the potential to earn higher salaries.
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Jesse Sparks @JesseASparks: Alrighty, folks! We're in business! I'm taking pitches for Eater's specialty newsletters/columns, specifically for Travel and The Move! I'll break down a few tips for pitching these NLs in a thread. Here we go! Travel - TL;DR: brief, passionate narratives...
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@TashaBernal@WIRED business! I am also looking to commission exclusive, interesting and weird stories! Writers, if you have a important story worth telling, get in touch: natasha_bernal@wired.com. To increase your chance of success, please look at what we publish before you pitch. No...
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Bradford Pearson @BradfordPearson: Job alert: @phillymag is hiring a contract copy editor. ~70 hours a month. Preferably would have experience copy editing longform features. Email me if you're interested: bpearson@phillymag.com. [Philly-based. ~$30/hr] Jamie Spain @jspain97:...Feel free to send me any other destination or...
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Ellen C Scott @EllenCScott: Any women writers have a first-person story around mental health they'd like to share as part of @StylistMagazine's Processing series? Email me at ellen.scott@stylist.co.uk if so! #pitches https://stylist.co.uk/tag/processing [rosin] @rosinkal: Hi there, seeking to bulk up and diversify our Thrillist freelance roster. Specifically,...
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