Flavorpill Launching in Melbourne, Needs Editor

11/13/09

Written By:

Claudia Cukrov

Arts and cultural events website Flavorpill is looking to extend their reach to the southern hemisphere, in Melbourne, Australia. Flavorpill is now on the search for an editor to run the site.

Arts and cultural events website Flavorpill is looking to extend their reach to the southern hemisphere, in Melbourne, Australia. Flavorpill is now on the search for an editor to run the site. Those wishing to apply must be 18-30 years of age and need to submit a one hundred word essay explaining why they should be given the role. The chosen editor will be awarded a working holiday visa to Australia to start the project.

For more information see the Flavorpill website.

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