TV Guide Magazine
TV GUIDE MAGAZINE EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP
New York, New York, US
Role snapshot
TV Guide Magazine is hiring a TV GUIDE MAGAZINE EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP on a internship basis. This is a role based in New York, New York, US.
- Company
- TV Guide Magazine
- Location
- New York, New York, US
- Job type
- Internship
- Posted
- Nov 6, 2026
Who this role suits
Students and recent graduates who want hands-on experience. Internships are usually judged on curiosity, projects and coursework rather than years of work history.
How to prepare your application
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- Revise core fundamentals for the role; early-career interviews lean heavily on basics and how you reason through a problem.
- Read what TV Guide Magazine publishes about its product or team, so you can say clearly why this role and this company.
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About the role
TV GUIDE MAGAZINE EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP
Spring 2027
Starting Date: January — May
Supervisor: Emily Aslanian, Deputy Editor
Compensation: For course credit only
Responsibilities:
TV Guide Magazine interns gain experience in several departments at the iconic print publication and our websites TVInsider.com and Swooon.com . Throughout their stay, interns will fact check, research, compile information and pitch stories. Interns will also transcribe interviews with actors/producers and communicate with network publicists. Depending on the intern’s skill set, they may have the opportunity to cover events, conduct interviews for stories and write. Students must be able to work from our New York City office.
Qualifications:
We’re looking for interns who are passionate about television. Enthusiasm, efficiency, and organizational skills are essential, in addition to proficiency with Excel, Google Docs/Sheets and social media. Interns must be strong writers, and experience in journalistic research and conducting interviews is a plus. Journalism, media studies, and communications majors are preferred. TV Guide Magazine will provide the intern with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at a fast-paced, entertainment magazine. **must be a current student who is able to receive credit**
Skills to be Developed:
- Research skills (through archives, press sites, search engines, etc.)
- Communication skills (with network publicists on a regular basis)
- Fact-checking skills
- Interviewing and transcription skills (either through direct practice or listening to writers’ interviews)
- Organizational skills (to help compile information for special packages/features)
- Writing skills
Time Commitment: 2-3 days per week; hours are 10am–6pm (flexible according to student’s schedule)
Application : Please send a resume, cover letter, and include two writing samples or clips of any published work to [email protected].