Editorial Summer Internship, Forever Blueshirts

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About the role

Forever Blueshirts Internship Established in 2014, Forever Blueshirts is in its 10th year covering the New York Rangers and is backed by digital leader The Publisher's Desk. Combining journalistic professionalism and fan enthusiasm, Forever Blueshirts.com is the go-to website for all things Rangers, featuring latest news and analysis, game previews and recaps and exclusive features, as well as complete coverage of the Hartford Wolf Pack and the organization's prospects and alumni. Forever Blueshirts is looking for a current student at either a 2 or 4-year college or university for a paid internship with us this summer. The college student will have the opportunity to have their byline published on Foreverblueshirts.com and the potential to have your content syndicated to our partners which includes Sportsnaut, MSN, Newsbreak and Smartnews. You will receive constructive feedback from our team of professional editors, along with guidance from an Internet publishing veteran. Expectations Flow of articles of varying lengths focused on original analysis, game recaps/previews, features and news stories about the New York Rangers Bonus points if you can create :30 Instagram video with hot takes and instant reactions in your articles Generate creative story ideas, track trending news and ability to file clean copy on deadline Strong knowledge of the New York Rangers, National Hockey League and AP style Growth & Development We want to help you further your career and will help with career advancement when opportunities present themselves. Our Executive Editor has three decades of sports media experience, including nine years with the New York Rangers and five as Managing Editor for NHL.com One of our writers used to work for the New York Rangers official website

Next Steps: Submit a cover letter and at least three writing samples to internships@publisherdesk.com and add Forever Blueshirts Summer Intern to the subject line.

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