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Phoenix Magazine: The managing editor, Stephanie Paterik is leaving, effective December 31st. Phoenix magazine is now seeking a full-time associate editor. Please e-mail a brief cover letter, resume and 5 clips (either as links or LOW-RES files) to Ashlea Deahl, Editor by December 19th.
Arizona Business Gazette: Mel Melendez and Kathy Tulumello will be taking responsibility for the Arizona Business Gazette, while David Proffitt will be working on a new things-to-do weekly called City Life, which will hit news stands near the light-rail next month.
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December 11th, 2008 at 8:49 pm
Phoenix Magazine is advertising the associate editor position with a salary in “the low 30s (non-negotiable).” I know journalism is low-paying, but is that what an experienced editor makes at a major city magazine?
Course, with a hundred people just laid off at Republic, I’m sure Phoenix Magazine will find more than a few of those will think a low-paying job is better than no job.
December 18th, 2008 at 10:38 am
Stephanie Paterik was my first journalism teacher at ASU. She is fantastic, and I’ve enjoyed staying in contact with her since. Arizona will certainly miss her!