Observer is on the hunt for a freelance reporter to regularly cover the movers and shakers in social media and streaming. If you’re curious about the power players, big ideas, and behind-the-scenes deals shaping this space — this is your beat.

They want someone who’s hungry to break stories and go deep, with a strong grasp of business, media, and the money that moves both.

💥 What They’re Looking For:

• 2+ years in business journalism
• Can turn around breaking news and dig into enterprise pieces
• Comes with pitches, not problems
• Obsessed with detail and journalistic integrity
• Understands data and can build simple charts
• Comfortable covering industry events
• Bonus points for a network inside media, finance, and tech

This gig is best for early- to mid-career reporters who want to grow their expertise in the media biz — especially if you’re ready to cover not just what is happening but who is making it happen and why it matters.

💰 Rates:

$250–$400 per article (600–800 words)
Higher rates negotiable for exclusives and feature-length scoops.
🚨 US-based writers only.

✍️ How to Pitch

1. Send your resume to: hiring@observermedia.com
   Use subject line: Your Full Name + Freelance Reporter—Business of Media
2. Attach 3–5 strong clips or drop a link to your portfolio site
3. Be ready to pitch stories regularly — they’re not spoon-feeding ideas

Website: https://observer.com/

Know the industry, bring the angles, and write like your byline deserves attention. If that sounds like you, Observer’s watching.