Digital Publishing Intern, Geist Magazine
32 hours/ week, $21.50/hour, July 18/22-March 20/23. Office located in Gastown, Vancouver. A hybrid remote and in-office schedule possible. Application deadline July 3/22.
32 hours/ week, $21.50/hour, July 18/22-March 20/23. Office located in Gastown, Vancouver. A hybrid remote and in-office schedule possible. Application deadline July 3/22.
North American magazine veterans discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what’s to be learned. Come join the conversation!
Get personalized help with your magazine’s projects from experts.
Hybrid work based out of Vancouver. Hours and compensation to be negotiated, based on monthly stipend of $1K-$2K.
10 trends and publishing lessons from an unprecedented year
A hands-on workshop demystifying the world of crowdfunding for publishing projects
$38,500, 26 hours/week (some hours can be worked from home), $65/monthly benefits allowance, annual cost of living increase of 4.35%. Apply by April 15. Starts June 1.
Permanent, full-time (38 hours/week), work-from-home position starting May 1. $20/hour + health benefits + 2 weeks paid vacation.
One-year contract, $28/hour, full-time except for July 2022 (1/2 time), unpaid 2-week winter break. Applicants must be able to work in Vancouver as needed. Application deadline: July 28, 2021.
Thirteen systems such as Issuu and PressReader were reviewed, analyzed and rated from a publisher’s and a reader’s viewpoint by Jessica Fabrizius with research assistance from Lindsay Stone.
Brief announcement about Journalism Tax Measures and Canadian Heritage funding.
10:30 a.m. PST. Access Copyright talks about their copyright tracking initiatives.
“You have to really focus on what will appeal to your niche audience, because a magazine is really a conversation with them.”
Of interest to our members. Includes contests, calls for submission, awards and a fellowship.
Part-time (26 hours/week), $31,096 per year plus a monthly benefits stipend and a 4% per year annual cost of living increase, Vancouver, BC.
In Vancouver and Victoria, May 23 and 24. Workshops feature Cicely Blain, Chelene Knight, Melanie Samuels and Jónina Kirton. Sessions include respectful work environment (employer’s obligations, HR best practices), unpacking diversity (cultural appropriation, indigenization, etc.), the front lines (role plays on how to deal with discrimination and harassment), and supporting change.
Magazine professionals, publishers, freelancers and students are welcome to attend but must RSVP.
The Magazine Association of BC still has some funding available for subsidies of up to $4500 to assist member magazines with the cost of an internship.
Page One Publishing is looking for a talented and experienced editorial designer. As a valued member of the team, you’ll thrive in a performance-driven environment
Member magazines can apply for subsidies of up to $4500 for an internship between April 1, 2019 and February 29, 2020.
How to use a better understanding of SEO to increase the online discoverability of your magazine’s website.
MagsBC is now accepting applications from our member magazines for spring and summer 2018.
Half-time position from October 2017 to February 2018, focusing on TCR’s website overhaul.
Our condolences on the passing July 12 of Jim Wong-Chu, a literary powerhouse and a firecracker of a man. If you’d like to find out
The Federal Court of Canada found that “York [University]’s Fair Dealing Guidelines are not fair in either their terms or their application.”
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