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07.20.04 11:54 PM

AOL looking for Editors/Programmers

I know it's strange to post a job, but I picked this up off of one of my listservs, and some of what reads here may not all be required. I thought some of you DC/VA/MD cats might be interested in the gigs.

AOL is looking to hire 6 editor/programmers for an African American programming product launching this fall. Tempermentally, the ideal candidate is an editor/writer/semi-pro blogger, who is also a regular reader of the Africana A-List, and a member of the Afrofuturism yahoo group in good standing. Standard edit gig must have's apply, as well as extras like a keen grasp of audience-driven programming and loyalty engines, so familiarity with (and excitement about) site like plastic.com, neopets and pre-dating BlackPlanet.com would be greats.

The gigs are all full-time and will be located on AOL's Dulles, VA campus (40 minutes outside of DC) and run the range from mid-level to senior. Feel free to circulate this to anyone. Reply to dauphing@aol.com.

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Thank you for this Lynne. I'm in need of a career/location change.

This job search stems from Africana.com moving its offices from Boston to the VA campus.

posted by Trent | July 21, 2004 12:39 AM #

Wow. I wonder if my Africana.com career is over. First they're only doing columns and reviews for the summer (no features or Q&A's!), now this! The pay was sooo good!

Oh well... too bad there isn't a Latino.com. Even if there was it would probably only be for Boricuas in NY... the east coast always have the cool jobs..

posted by Q | July 21, 2004 1:02 AM #

Hey Q,

Your career with Africana isn't over, it's just getting a location change.

The new African product that AOL is launching is going to have more room for writers, so just hold tight and keep in touch...

g

posted by gary d | July 21, 2004 11:09 AM #

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