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Shanghai: that's Shanghai seeks an Art & Entertainment Editor

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that’s Shanghai, the city’s leading English-language urban magazine, is looking for an experienced Art & Entertainment Editor.

Prior experience in magazine and print journalism is absolutely essential.

You will have a passionate interest in Shanghai’s cultural and entertainment scene, and have a strong understanding of the city’s live music circuit, filmmaking community, theater and dance world, and a full appreciation of Shanghai’s contemporary art world.

You will be bursting with creative ideas and have a healthy contacts book.

Spoken Chinese and some experience in magazine design are also desirable.

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to jfkmiller@urbanatomy.com

 
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