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Open Call for Interns!
Interested in investigative journalism? Want to work in online media and magazine journalism? Apply for our internship with legendary reporter Wayne Barrett, where you’ll assist with research, reporting, interviewing, and breaking news and longer investigative stories for Newsweek & The Daily Beast.
Trust us, this is an amazing opportunity that you should jump on right now! (Caveat: for students only.)
Calling all enterprising, curious, and journalistic-minded students! Apply now!
OK, I did this internship for Barrett when he was still with the Village Voice, and it was the most rewarding and challenging thing I’ve ever done. It still is. I cannot stress enough how much you should apply for it.
A testimonial! Thanks, Samuel.
(via rubenfeld)
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Open Call for Interns!
Interested in investigative journalism? Want to work in online media and magazine journalism? Apply for our internship with legendary reporter Wayne Barrett, where you’ll assist with research, reporting, interviewing, and breaking news and longer investigative stories for Newsweek & The Daily Beast.
Trust us, this is an amazing opportunity that you should jump on right now! (Caveat: for students only.)
Calling all enterprising, curious, and journalistic-minded students! Apply now!
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“I’m not an angry guy. There’s just a lot to be outraged about.”
In the Sunday Times: For Wayne Barrett, Digging for Dirt Has Never Stopped.
Fantastic profile of a dying breed of journalist.
(via jessbennett)
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I was asked years ago to address the elementary school that my son attended and tell them what a reporter did. I went to the auditorium in a trenchcoat with the collar up and a notebook in my pocket, baring it to announce that “we are detectives for the people.
Legendary NYC political muckraker Wayne Barrett, in a departing column for the Village Voice. Barrett was let go from the Voice; fellow investigative reporter Tom Robbins followed him out the door. As a former Barrett intern, we can attest that this is truly the end of an era.
