That's Shanghai: January 2008 Archives

Urbanatomy and that's Shanghai , Shanghai's largest urban English media group, is seeking a talented, enthusiastic and versatile individual for the position of Web and New Media Editor. Responsibilities include managing the editorial direction of www.urbanatomy.com, contributing original material, working closely with the Web deign team to develop the site and developing new outlets for discussion and debate both online and in other media.

Qualifications

* Native English speaker with command of Chinese
* University graduate
* Strong writing/editing/copywriting skills
* Basic Web design/HTML/CSS skills
* Strong organizational skills and 100 percent commitment to deadlines
* Enthusiasm for developing new social Web trends and new media
* A deep interest and enthusiasm for Shanghai

Send cover letter, resume and writing samples to philboyle@urbanatomy.com

This job advertisement originally appeared on Danwei.org.

NVR publishes its final issue

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Count China Media News as originally supportive of News Views & Reviews when it was first launched a couple of years ago. At first, the idea of compiling what was happening in the news in an easy-to-read format seemed quite palatable. The magazine contained interesting stories focusing on news and politics, which is often difficult to find in mainland China.

Unfortunately -- at least for some -- NVR has published its last issue. The magazine has suspended operations in a fast-changing media environment in Shanghai, where the magazine was based. For further information on what has transpired, we direct you to a post on Shanghaiist which does a good job of rounding up what is being said.

Rumors are also swirling about the future of That's Shanghai magazine. The magazine, which was once distributed for free, now carries an RMB 18 price tag. However speculation the magazine is in financial trouble remains only that -- speculation.

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