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November 4th, 2020 WarnerMedia (PAID) (Remote) — WarnerMedia is seeking a Virtual NCAA Digital Editorial Intern for Spring 2021. The intern will write, edit and produce a variety of sports content; read, edit and post content from press releases, wire stories, staff writers and freelancers; and use web analytics tools. Applicants should have editorial experience, knowledge of web publishing technologies, familiarity with social media, strong basic editorial skills and be proficient in basic computer skills. Apply on EJN (ID: 26524) Winston Starts (Winston-Salem, NC) — Winston Starts is seeking a Content Marketing Intern for Spring 2021. The intern will help the marketing team come up with create ideas to achieve the marketing plan. The intern be responsible for assisting with marketing and advertising promotional activities, designing graphics, organizing marketing events, brainstorming ideas for social media campaigns and contributing to the creation of content. 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Apply on EJN (ID: 26526) by Friday, November 13th. Dow Jones (PAID) (Various) — Dow Jones is accepting applications for the Summer 2021 Dow Jones News Fund Internship Program. College juniors, seniors and graduate students have the opportunity to intern in data journalism, digital media, business reporting and multiplatform editing. Interns will receive $1,500 in scholarships, memberships to journalism groups and access to the DJNF alumni network. To apply, please submit your resume, unofficial transcript, two references and personal essay. Apply on EJN (ID: 25533) by Monday, November 9th. Discovery Inc. (PAID) (Remote) — Discovery Inc. is accepting applications for the Communications & Publicity Internship Program for Spring 2021. Interns will draft press releases, create media lists, edit press clips, reach out to local news outlets, create digital signage for internal campaigns and help manage special events. Applicants should have strong writing skills and experience with Adobe Creative Suite. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA. Apply on EJN (ID: 26514) by Friday, November 20th. Discovery Inc. (PAID) (Remote) — Discovery Inc. is accepting applications for the Content Production Discovery Golf Program for Spring 2021. Interns will split their time between working for the video production team and the social media team. The interns will immerse themselves in digital and video content creation and learn how to work in a global team environment. Applicants should be familiar with Adobe Premiere, InDesign and Photoshop. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA. Apply on EJN (ID: 26510) by Friday, November 20th. Discovery Inc. (PAID) (Remote) — Discovery Inc. is accepting applications for the ID Communications Internship Program for Spring 2021. Interns will help obtain press coverage for the best programming in the true crime genre. 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(PAID) (Remote) — Discovery Inc. is accepting applications for the Social Media & Editorial Internship Program for Spring 2021. Interns will help with creative input on content and strategies for social media, research new industry trends, market shows, talents and events on social media, assist in implementing keyword research and SEO data in the creation of new content and assist editors with building articles. Applicants should have strong writing skills and experience with Adobe Creative Suite and video editing software. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA. Apply on EJN (ID: 26513) by Friday, November 20th. Discovery Inc. (PAID) (Remote) — Discovery Inc. is accepting applications for the Travel Channel & ID Marketing Internship Program for Spring 2021. Interns will help assist with marketing strategy and creation of consumer marketing campaigns. Marketing interns will help with the managing and executing deliverables and be the liaison between various internal and external partners. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA. Apply on EJN (ID: 26509) by Friday, November 20th. AlphaSights (PAID) (San Francisco, CA and New York, NY) — AlphaSights is accepting applications for the Summer Associate Internship Program for Summer 2021. Interns will be the connection point between clients and industry experts to understand the clients’ knowledge gaps and identify experts with the knowledge that can address them. Applicants should have a growth mindset, innate curiosity and excitement about the business world and high levels of extracurricular involvement. Apply on EJN (ID: 26378) by Monday, November 30th. Prodigy Public Relations (Remote) —Prodigy Public Relations is seeking a Publicity Intern to assist film, TV and festival publicists and marketers. 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