Top-notch reporter wanted to cover Internet policy and regulation for Washington Internet Daily, an independent industry-leading subscription news service.
The successful candidate will be self-motivated, thriving at a reporter-driven publication where he or she decides what needs to be covered to keep an audience of top industry and government officials ahead of the curve.
This high-profile beat includes covering the Federal Trade Commission, the Commerce Department, other federal agencies, and occasionally Congress. Washington Internet Daily and its Warren Communications News sister publications, including Communications Daily (http://www.communicationsdaily.com/), have won many journalism awards for coverage of these beats. The successful applicant will be expected to write forward-looking stories every day on what’s happening behind the scenes in key Internet regulatory agencies.
If you want to work in a collaborative office near Dupont Circle and George Washington University, where you can pursue the most important stories about the future of the Internet, please send a cover letter, 2-3 of your best enterprise clips and resume to press AT warren HYPHEN news DOT com. Competitive salary and benefits offered.
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