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Philly.com Sports is looking for an intern to start immediately. The candidate will be expected to work on production of the site, make important editorial decisions and contribute original content. Previous experience in the field of sports journ…
February 21
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PAID and ACADEMIC sports internships available for the fall. Whether your interested in writing, video production, web design, online marketing or mobile applications this is your opportunity to get top-quality experience working with a proven team.…
September 10, 2009
Yoni Greenbaum added a blog post
PAID and ACADEMIC sports internships available for the fall. Whether your interested in writing, video production, web design, online marketing or mobile applications this is your opportunity to get top-quality experience working with a proven team.…
September 9, 2009
Looking for sports interns.
September 9, 2009

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Job Title
Executive Director, Product Development
News Organization
Philly.com
Beat
Business
Bio
Yoni is currently the Executive Director, Product Development at Philly.com, where he is taking an existing product portfolio and turning it revenue positive – ensuring that revenue and traffic develop in tandem.

One of his initial successes was Philly.com Sports. Yoni oversaw a complete rebuilding (including design, staffing, vendor analysis, p&l modeling and marketing and branding) of this bedrock channel. Since its re-launch, the channel has seen revenue and user engagement grow MoM and YoY. And just recently, Philly.com Sports was named one of the top 10 sports sites by the Associated Press Sports Editors.

Yoni is also working on a broader integration of e-commerce, building a strategy for video monetization and syndication and, working with five product managers, developing niche products including women’s, music and restaurants.

Yoni joined Philly.com, one of the top 30 news websites in the country, in 2008 as Executive Producer. He brought a metrics-based approach to the management the site’s Content Team. Working with about a dozen online staffers and videographers, he grew monthly site traffic from 30M to 70M+ page views.

During his time as Executive Producer, Yoni participated in a complete redesign of Philly.com and an expansion of its news gathering capacity within the newsrooms of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News.

Before joining Philly.com, Yoni worked at Dow Jones Local Media Group where he focused on online content development, distribution and strategy. Yoni coached newsrooms staffs, helping them develop online content and increase user engagement. He also worked with the corporate web development team to ensure that editorial content had a home in new products.

Yoni got his introduction to journalism working as an editorial assistant at New York Newsday during its heyday in the ‘80s. He was fortunate to learn from the likes of Jimmy Breslin, Murray Kempton and Sidney Schamberg. Hired as a weekly newspaper Editor at the Bergen Newspaper Group in 1997, Yoni was in charge of the production of three weekly newspapers and was involved in the launch and production of a weekly entertainment magazine.

In 1998 Yoni joined the Herald News, a daily newspaper in Passaic County, New Jersey. Under his editorship, the Herald News received the New Jersey Press Association’s General Excellence Award and his reporters received recognition by the Deadline Club and the Society of Professional Journalists.

As an editor, Yoni has traveled to Israel and Palestine to report on the start of the second Intifada, and also to Poland, to report on the country’s westernization.

In October 2005 he joined the Courier-Post in Cherry Hill, NJ as Metro Editor and was also instrumental in the expansion of the newspaper’s online presence.

Yoni founded Jewish New Jersey, a free weekly newspaper, in July 2006. He served as Executive Editor and was President of its parent company. In addition, Yoni conceived and built JNJ's online presence.
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http://www.philly.com
Blog
http://www.editorontheverge.com
Twitter URL
http://www.twitter.com/yonigre
LinkedIn URL
http://www.linkedin.com/in/ygreenbaum

Yoni Greenbaum's Blog

Yoni Greenbaum

Wanted: Sports Interns

Philly.com Sports is looking for an intern to start immediately.




The candidate will be expected to work on production of the site, make important editorial decisions and contribute original content.




Previous experience in the field of sports journalism is strongly preferred.




Knowledge of Photoshop, Final Cut and/or an online content management system a plus.




The candidate will be expected to start immediately and

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Posted on February 21, 2010 at 6:03pm —

Yoni Greenbaum

Awesome Internship Opportunity!

PAID and ACADEMIC sports internships available for the fall. Whether your interested in writing, video production, web design, online marketing or mobile applications this is your opportunity to get top-quality experience working with a proven team. Our internships are not about opening mail, fetching coffee or answering phones. You'll be in the driver's seat right along side our full-time team developing a portfolio that will make your friends jealous and that you'll be able to leverage for tha… Continue

Posted on September 9, 2009 at 6:30pm —

Yoni Greenbaum

Your content is not rotisserie chicken

What does Ron Popeil have to do with online journalism? Check this out and let me know what you think.

Posted on October 21, 2008 at 4:11pm —

Yoni Greenbaum

Not Your Parent's Internship

Are you in the Philadelphia region and looking for a great internship opportunity for the Fall? If so, let me suggest philly.com where we've got a bunch of openings (including some paid!).

At Philly.com you won't be opening mail or answering phones. Our interns get trained to step into every roll from video production to homepage management. Current interns are helping to build special pages and micro-sites, produce video shows, manage the homepage and are ac… Continue

Posted on July 20, 2008 at 10:30am — 4 Comments

Yoni Greenbaum

Come to the Carnival

The Carnival of Journalism is now open to the public. Take a moment and stop by.

Posted on April 27, 2008 at 2:47pm —

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At 3:03am on June 24, 2008, Suzanne Yada said…
Came across your website while Googling for some advice to establish an online presence. Then luckily enough I found you on here! May I befriend you?
At 2:30pm on April 26, 2008, Jeff Raper said…
Thanks Yoni, I stumbled across an old email from you and decided I should join the site. Thank you for the invite.

Google was great, it was wild to see the Googleplex, and very interesting to observe Google culture first hand. It's also great to learn about adwords and the business model behind it, I am excited to start re-selling their services. I think we're going to well with it.

How's Philly? You must miss scenic Campbell Hall, NY.
At 9:48am on February 8, 2008, Steve Buttry said…
Thanks for connecting, Yoni. I just bookmarked the blog on Delicious and will keep watching it. By the way, Ottaway's going to get a lot of ink (pixels, actually) in the upcoming Newspaper Next 2.0 report.
At 2:11pm on February 3, 2008, Carolyn Feibel said…
Hi Yoni,
What a nice surprise! Thanks for the welcome. I'll have to check out your blog. You seem happy, is it going well at DJ?
At 1:29pm on February 1, 2008, Ryan Mercer said…
This site is great, can't wait to dig in.
At 2:16pm on January 31, 2008, Lisa Crouch said…
Hey Yoni, it was good to hear from you!
At 6:46pm on January 30, 2008, Jerry DeMarco said…
Hey, you know Mike Jones at wsj.com?
At 9:15pm on January 27, 2008, Brea Jones said…
Thanks. After receiving three e-mails in one week about this network, I figured I should join. Cheers!
At 10:10pm on January 22, 2008, Will Sommer said…
Hey, I liked your blog so much I subscribed to it. I especially liked the newsletter post--great idea. I think I'll use a newsletter to woo my sources (I cover neighborhood politics, so they're a persnickety bunch).
 
 

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