If you're curious about jobs, free-lancing, how to tailor your resume, editorial careers, etc., check out Ed 2010 website

It's called Ed 2010 ... that's "Ed" like in Ed, a guy's name, or ed., the abbreviation for editorial. "Ed2010," according to its website at http://www.ed2010.com/, "is a community of young magazine editors and magazine-editor wannabes who want to learn more about the industry so we can fulfill our dreams of landing top editing and writing positions in the magazine industry."

How cool can that be? Well, actually, I don't know for sure. But I Googled into their website when I was looking for a definition to put in our class blog. Ed's blurb for the glossary:

FOB’s and BOB’s and TOC’s, oh my! Here are all the terms to know so you’ll be able to talk the talk.

If you don't know what a blurb is in a magazine, look in the glossary. It'll tell you. I'd never heard of Ed 2010 before, but the glossary is kosher. At least, the definitions match what I've heard in the business. The tips on how to write a resume were pretty sound, too, especially strategies like listing your education last that you'll need to start using as you get away from academic life.

Ed 2010 is like any other website you surf into. Check it out. See what you think. Be careful. (My instinct is to keep reading till somebody asks me to spend money on something, and then I'm out of there.) But it has some information I think you'll find useful.

Especially that glossary at http://www.ed2010.com/resources/glossary. Bookmark it. We'll keep coming back to it. There's another one, but it's shorter.