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					  <description>FAQ's:






Q. What kind of stories can I write?

A.
We're looking for smart writers who can offer a different take on some
widely reported stories or write entertaining accounts of some
lesser-known events in the world of sports. We love articles that
demonstrate an author's humor, personality and knowledge. While we have
a variety of great stories we need written right now, we also love to
hear about story ideas from you. Writers are encouraged to pitch their
own ideas to our editors and write about whatever it is they want to
write as long as it's about sports. 

"Atomic
Sports Media.com allows aspiring sportswriters like myself the freedom
to write about any topic they want," said Josh Binstock, a frequent
contributor to Atomic Sports Media.com. "By doing my own editing and
research on a variety of sports topics, I have seen my writing improve
with each article."

In addition to our usual
array of feature stories, Atomic Sports Media.com also has
opportunities for bloggers and columnists to write about virtually
every sport from football to hockey to cricket. If you want to write
about it, we want to read it.

While we can't guarantee
everything you write will be published, our editors are here to work
with you and help you sharpen your skills as a sports writer. From
there, the sky is the limit!

Q. Will I get paid for my work?

A.
While Atomic Sports Media.com does not pay writers directly for their
articles, there are several ways writer can potentially earn income for
their work.

First, our articles are
seen by hundreds of publishers across the country and, if one of your
stories is picked up by another publication, you'll earn a paycheck for
your work. Secondly, Atomic Sports
Media.com regularly runs contest for its writers, rewarding the best
work with prizes, the better your writing, the better your chances of
winning. 

Finally, and most
importantly, Atomic Sports Media.com provides you with the publication
and publicity you'll need to land the internship or job you've been
looking for without the stress and effort of freelancing or sending out
resumes. If you can write, we'll publish it and you can add it to your
resume. And no matter how great your credentials may be, what employers
really want to see is clips - your skills in action - and Atomic Sports
Media.com is the perfect way to flaunt your talents to thousands of
readers around the country.

"I had
been looking for something to add to my resume for awhile," said Sara
Normand, a sophomore at Ohio University who has contributed more than a
dozen great articles to the site. "At first I was somewhat skeptical
that this website wasn't the real deal.&#160; However, this has been
one of the best opportunities to get my name out there."

Q. What kind of feedback will I get on my articles?

A.
Atomic Sports Media.com' editors are always available to answer
questions about stories or offer feedback on your work. You'll also
have access to dozens of other college-age writers that are willing to
offer tips, advice and experience. And finally, you'll have hundreds of
readers enjoying your articles every day. They'll be able to offer
instant criticism or complements right on the Web site.

Q. When do I write my articles?

A.
That's the beauty of Atomic Sports Media.com. We understand that
students are busy with homework, studying and enjoying college life.
And if you're like us, you probably need a few hours every day to watch
sports. So we let you decide how much you want to write.

"I was
busy with school, interning and working part time," said David Hale, a
graduate student at Syracuse University. "I really wanted to build my
clip file though, and Atomic Sports Media.com gave me the chance to
write on my schedule."

That said, Atomic
Sports Media.com is a professional sports Web site and when you tell us
you'll write an article for it, we'll be expecting it. We're happy to
work with you to set deadlines that fit your busy schedule, but just
like any news organization, we're relying on our writers to follow
through on their commitments to us.

Q. How has Atomic Sports Media.com helped other writers find success?

A.
As we said, we've already helped dozens of talented writers from all
over the country get published. Writers gain experience writing in this
low-pressure environment that can have a great impact on what they do
in school and beyond. Moreover, it gives writers a chance to show off
their material and add clips to their resume. Several of our writers
have already found jobs and internships based in part on the experience
they gained working with us! 

"Getting
into sports journalism is very tough and the only way to get into it is
experience -- especially sports experience," said Luke Graham, a writer
from the University of Colorado. "Atomic Sports Media.com offered me
the opportunity to get some experience, get published and write about
sports."

Luke, like many of our
writers, has used his experience with Atomic Sports Media.com to write
about topics he enjoys, improve his writing, and showcase his skills
for potential employers. He even credits Atomic Sports Media.com with helping him land a summer internship.











































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