Content Writer (Part-time, Work From Home)

**About the company** Players Publishing provides high-quality content across both print and digital media, specifically aimed at the gambling sector. We are a successful media company, with a range of publications reporting on the global gambling industry through our signature brand, Gambling Insider. We are looking for a **part-time Content Writer** based in **Malaysia** to join our professional, industry-leading editorial team on a long-term contract and focus specifically on the gambling industry in **Asia**. **About the role** This role is ideally suited for a freelance journalist looking for part-time work. Your duties would include, but not be limited to, the following: - Sourcing and writing several news stories for the publication's website, including round-ups and reviews of the Asian market. - Working closely with the Editor, who is based in our head office in London, UK. - Becoming a reliable part of the team, able to break news before the competition and identify a must-not-miss news item. - Research the industry, both to develop your own knowledge, enhance our renowned coverage and to assist with in-house publications and events. **What we can offer** - Competitive remuneration - A bustling journalism environment **Essential requirements** The successful applicant will: - Speak **English**, **Cantonese** and **Mandarin**: - Possess strong news writing ability, and the ability to write concisely and quickly - without speed coming at the expense of quality, but also being able to break news without any delays. - Have experience in a full-time journalism role or regular freelance writing. - Be a persistent worker who is prepared to go the extra mile and takes thorough care over their work. - The journalistic desire to get to a story first and beat the competition - which is what we pride ourselves on at Gambling Insider. **Desirable experience** - Previous industry experience - Interest in gaming/gambling **Job Types**: Part-time, Freelance **Benefits**: - Work from home Schedule: - Monday to Friday

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