Sports Business Daily seeks assistant editor to handle news aggregation, line editing, writing and other tasks.
Full-time position would be a Sunday-Thursday shift and feature work for Morning Buzz, The Daily, Closing Bell, etc. The assistant editor would assist on creating and updating story budget, track daily and weekly deadlines and make sure stories are well written and adequately sourced and documented.
Must be adaptable and have ability to pick up multiple tasks, must be comfortable with news aggregation, as well as working independently in a fast-paced news environment.
The job is based in Charlotte, N.C. Must have two to four years of editorial experience, excellent writing and copy editing skills, strong knowledge of the sports business, be familiar and comfortable with news aggregation and comfortable working on multiple deadlines. If interested, send resume to jobs@sportsbusinessdaily.com.
Feature work for Morning Buzz, The Daily, Closing Bell, etc. AE would assist on creating and updating story budget, track daily and weekly deadlines and make sure stories are well written and adequately sourced and documented.
Editorial experience, excellent writing and copy editing skills, strong knowledge of the sports business, be familiar and comfortable with news aggregation and comfortable working on multiple deadlines.
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