Red Pepper website editor – general election website
Voluntary but rewarding position, closing date 16 April 2010
Red Pepper is a voice of political rebellion and dissent. It is a magazine of information, campaigning and culture, providing the left with an open forum to debate ideas and action and share information.
We will shortly be launching a special website to cover the general election. This will build on the coverage of the election in our April/May issue, and especially our ‘grassroots guide’. This special website will also be a pilot for the relaunch of our main website shortly afterwards.
We are recruiting an editor for our special general election website, to start as soon as possible. We hope that this website editor would also be involved in the whole of Red Pepper’s online presence on an ongoing basis, joining the editorial collective and playing a role in the migration to the new Red Pepper website.
Please don’t hestiate to contact us if you want more information (contact details for this in the covering letter below).
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