We're hiring a social-media fellow to help shape how The Economist looks and feels on digital platforms. The deadline for application is Sunday April 7th
was founded as a print newspaper in 1843, but today our analysis reaches over 40m people through social media. More people than ever discover us for the first time on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, perhaps through a video or an eye-opening infographic.
The social media team comprises creative and enthusiastic journalists who join us on one-year fellowships to help shapeThe role of fellow is the most junior on our team. It suits a recent graduate of a journalism course or someone who has some limited experience in editorial roles and is ready to take on a full-time role for a year. Applicants should be seeking to establish themselves firmly in an editorial department while learning through doing.
Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out tweets that will shine while linking to it? Are you looking for a role where you can learn, experiment and work with some of the world’s smartest journalists and editors? Are you eager to help shape and improveIf you answer yes to these questions, we’d like to hear from you. Send the following items to
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