A Note to Whippersnappers: Why Ed Will No Longer Be on Campus
When I started in magazines in 1996, it was a glamorous career. EICs pulled six-figure salaries …
Chatting With Refinery 29’s Lily Herman
By Amari D. Pollard
Lily Herman is slaying the game. Just a year and a half out of college, she’s …
Chatting With Vanessa K. De Luca, Editor-in-Chief of Essence
By Jamé Jackson
No matter how talented you are, the road to becoming editor-in-chief can be a long …
Meredith Apprentice Training Program
Ed2010 is partnering with Meredith Corporation on an exciting new program for junior-level editors. …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: 5 Shoes You Can Actually Wear To Work
By Anneke Knot
Just about every young female professional in Manhattan dreams of strutting down New …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: 5 Ways to Wear a Classic Work Shirt
By Anneke Knot
When I’m getting ready for work in the morning, I often struggle with the issue …
What I Learned From My Ed2010 Mentor (And You Can Too)
By Jamé Jackson No matter how talented you are, it can be scary to dive into the publishing industry …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: The Cover Letter Trick That Got Me Hired
By Stephanie Osmanski
After two years at my first job in the industry, I was more than ready to try …
ICYMI: What Happened At Ed’s Fall EA Square-Table Event
By Jamé Jackson
No matter how much you love your job working as an editorial assistant, Ed knows …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: 5 Ways to Recover From a Terrible Day at Work
By Stephanie Osmanski
When you have a bad day at work, it can feel impossible to leave the …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: Why I Send Out One Networking Email Every Week
By Stephanie Osmanski
How many emails do you send per week? I estimate that I send an average of …
From Ed’s Guest Blogger: Three Things I Wish I Had Done Differently as an Intern
By: Audree López
By the time I graduated from Arizona State University, I had almost 10 internships …