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AuthorAuthors write stories, scripts, poems and plays for publication or production, to entertain and inform people.
CopywriterCopywriters come up with ideas and write the content for different advertising mediums such as television, film, radio, magazines, CD-ROMs, brochures, websites and newspapers.
Managing DirectorManaging directors organise and take responsibility for the effective operation of an organisation.
Press SecretaryPress secretaries advise ministers on how to deal with the media, and help them to communicate government policy and decisions to the wider public.
Print JournalistPrint journalists collect information and write stories about events and topics of interest for publication in newspapers, magazines or on the Internet.

Publishing EditorPublishing editors manage the selection, design, editing and printing processes for publications such as books, magazines, journals and resource materials. Most publishing editors also assist in the marketing and distribution of publications, and may manage these areas.
Radio/Television JournalistRadio and television journalists gather and present news, including information about current and historical events, things that have changed in the world and other topics of interest.
Reviewer/CriticReviewers/critics write about and give an opinion on artistic works or performances such as books, movies, and music, stage or television productions.
Sub-editorSub-editors check magazine, journal or newspaper articles, books, Internet content or other resources and prepare them for publication. They may also design pages and arrange illustrations.
Technical CommunicatorTechnical communicators develop and write documents, such as computer software user manuals, business policies, procedures and reports, and content for intranets and the Internet, and present it so users can easily understand it.

Updated September 2009