If you’ve been reading for more than about a week, you’ve probably noticed that we spend a lot of time using social media to find exciting internships for you. It’s still not the best way to find employment opportunities, but it’s certainly the most interesting and the most engaging. Just look at Revision3, the Internet TV station. They’re blogging (and their Interns are blogging, and their interns have their own blogs too), Twittering, YouTubing, Digging, Flickring (Interns on Flickr too), and Facebooking, of course. They’re probably doing a lot more too. Revision3 is an Internet startup, so they kind of have to embrace social media, but the vast amount of information that they provide about themselves is an amazing recruiting tool. If you have any interest in working at Revision3, you’ll find everything that you need to get you even more excited about sending them an internship application. Since you can dive into Revision3’s social media profile yourself, we’re going to give you a quick rundown of the Fall internships that they’re offering and let you continue the rest of the research on your own.
In case you didn’t grasp it the first time we said it, Revision3 is a tv station on the Internet. They create and produce their own original, broadcast quality shows. They love user-generated content as much as the next guy or girl, but it’s not what they’re about. They’re looking for Fall 2008 interns and possibly interns for next Spring or Summer too. Revision3 offers internships in Production, Studio, Web, Marketing, and Distribution. If you have a background in Broadcast, Journalism, Marketing, Business, Communication, Computer Science or Engineering you’ll probably be a good fit, but don’t let your History major hold you back from applying. Internships are typically 3 months long and require at least 12-40 hours per week of work. Revision3 is located in the San Francisco Bay Area, and accepts resumes and cover letters at interns@revision3.com. We’re pretty sure the internships are paid, but we’re not 100% positive on that. We’ll bet that someone from Revision3 will find this post and give us a definite answer.
Links to Help You Begin Your Research
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