Performer Publications, Inc.

Nationally distributed musician's resource magazine. In print for over 20 years.
Company:	Performer Publications, Inc.
Company Type:	Employer
Contact Name:
Address:	24 Dane St
City:	Somerville
Zip/Postal Code:	02143
Province:
Country-State/Prov:	US - Massachusetts
Phone:	617 6279200
Fax:	617 6279200
E-mail:	nepeditorial@performermag.com [ Send Private Message ]
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Registered from:	06/25/2010
Total Jobs posted:	9
Currently available:	9

The following jobs are available:

Post Date	Details	Job Category	Location
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	New York - US - New York
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Nashville - US - Tennessee
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Seattle - US - Washington
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Portland - US - Oregon
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Los Angeles - US - California
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Atlanta - US - Georgia
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	A & R	Chicago - US - Illinois
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	Boston - US - Massachusetts
04/27/2011	Editorial Intern	Journalism	San Francisco - US - California

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