The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced writer and reporter to cover the national arts and entertainment scene.
The job requires five years of experience writing for a national publication. The successful candidate must embrace our digital-first approach and have a proven track record of writing for digital and print platforms.
Candidate must have a demonstrated record of breaking news, writing blog posts, and conceiving of and delivering ambitious in-depth pieces. Must be able to generate ambitious story ideas and have an eye for spotting news and important developments early in their development.
A previous body of work writing about the changes roiling the entertainment business and a solid grounding in business journalism is strongly desired. A crisp, clear writing style is a plus.
Please include a resume, cover letter and up to six published clips with your application.
To apply, go here.
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