Ten Things You Need to Know to Freelance (and Keep Your Day Job)
Freelancing while on staff can lead to more money, better clips, and even a new job, but every …
Off the B(EA)ten path: Lessons From Editors Who Skipped Entry Level
By Christina Jedra
Every magazine intern knows that the standard entrance into the industry is …
5 Rules of Following Up with Your Old Intern Boss
By AnaMaria Glavan
Following-up with prospective or past employers is super important (and scary). …
4 Editors on Making the Move to NYC
By T.K. Brady
Every year, young hopefuls move halfway (or all the way) across the country to fulfill …
8 Signs It’s Time To Quit Your Crappy Job Already
By Kristin Granero
There’s no such thing as a perfect job. (Unless you have one — even still, …
Seen and Heard at Ed’s Entertainment Editor Panel
Do you eat, sleep, and breathe pop culture? Is your yearly Oscars ballot the one to beat? Do you …
Chatting with Rheanna O’Neil Bellomo, Time Out New York
Time Out‘s Assistant Editor serves up a lot of food (and drink) for thought about cooking up a …
Chatting with Rachael Wang, Style.com
Fashion maven Rachael Wang dishes on the must-have skills an editor needs to excel.
What attracted …
Lindsey Murray, Ed’s Newest Trust Fund Winner
Ed gets the warm and fuzzies whenever he gets to help out young Whippersnappers, including when he …
Chatting with Alison Goldman of Women’s Health
This Online Senior Associate Editor talks about her “interesting, surprising, and …
6 Movies About the Magazine Industry — and What They’ve Taught Us
Ed loves a movie night as much as the next guy. Sometimes he’ll put in a drama, or a documentary, …
Magazine-Heroine Movies to Binge Watch This Winter
Bone-chilling temps and snow got you feeling more Netflix and Chill than ever? Ed’s sharing …