Former Vice President Gore's new foray in television is looking for a Digital Correspondent.

Please join members of the INdTV team for two events at New York University

Wednesday, Sept. 8: 7-8 PM for presentation with reception to follow Irving H. Jurow Hall, Room 101A in the Main Building at NYU

Friday, Sept. 10: 7-8 PM for presentation with reception to follow
Room 703 in the Main Building at NYU

Both events will be held atthe same location on campus: 100 Washington Square East (entrance at Waverly and University Place)

We think television can be better. Much better.

That's why we bought an existing national television network. That's why we will be launching as a
revolutionary new network in 2005.. And, that's why we're recruiting the best and brightest in media to
come join us.

We want your help in recruiting talented, passionate storytellers to join us in an exciting new position at
our network. And, if you're interested, we want you to consider joining us yourself.

The first position we are recruiting for is called the Digital Correspondent. It is going to be the best job
in television for emerging filmmaking, journalistic, and creative talent. If you are someone who loves
telling stories in picture and sound, then you should apply.

Go to our recrutiment website to learn more and apply: www.indtv.tv

RSVP for either of the events by emailing Ezra Cooperstein.

This event is for recruitment purposes only and will be closed to the press.

What is INdTV?

We are an independent media company led by former Vice President Al Gore, entrepreneur Joel Hyatt and a growing team of industry professionals and young creatives. Last May we acquired an existing television network that is currently available in almost 20 million U.S. homes. In 2005, we will debut a new network, a network featuring programming created by and for young adults.

Via Mediabistro.com

Singapore is ending its 22-year ban on Cosmopolitan magazine. Each issue, however, must be shrink-wrapped and the cover must feature the text: “Unsuitable for the young.”

Back on August 14, I wrote that I was on assignment for India Today.

“It is likely to be another cover image but I am not terribly sure till I actually see it. The journalism business is sure fickle and things can change at the drop of a hat. I can't say much more about who or where I was as things are still under wraps. But it was a thrill nonetheless. I'll reveal all in a few days.”

Well, chalk one up for gut feeling. I was expecting the image you see below to appear on the cover of India Today's international edition, but that was not to be the case. Technical snafus, lack of storage space, differences in time between here and India were all contributing factors. The folks in Delhi decided to publish a production still on the cover. Sigh!

Thankfully, two images of I produced of Mira Nair managed to make it inside the magazine. So, when you get the chance check out the August 30, 2004 issue of India Today.

“Nirali , which means “different” in several South Asian languages, is just that—a different kind of magazine for today's modern South Asian American woman. Published monthly online, Nirali Magazine reflects the identity, needs and interests of South Asian American women all over the United States.”

I know what you are thinking – yet another magazine for the South Asian woman! But this one is very different. From the standpoint of design, it looks really slick. The folks at Nirali sure know a thing or two about presentation. The writing, too, is fresh and the topics are timely. I think you will fall in love with it for a great many reasons.

Via Melissa Lyttle

AK47's fourth issue is out. Back issues are here.