Agenda Magazine, Beijing’s only English magazine covering the intersection of lifestyle and business, is seeking an Editorial Assistant to help research, write and edit content relating to lifestyle, business, wining and dining for the magazine and website.

Qualified applicants should be Chinese nationals fluent in English, have at least one year of experience in writing and reporting, and have a keen interest in building their own professional network around town.

Please send your CV and at least three English writing samples to editor@agendabeijing.com.

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Back when games like Pacman and Frogger ruled the arcade, game geeks spent long hours trying to beat the “high score” that was usually displayed on a static screen between bouts. Nowadays social gaming connects players across the planet bringing the action to real time – technology that makes console-based games seem as arcane as Pong. Agenda interviewed David Fallarme, Marketing Manager of Playfish, a leading social gaming company owned by Electronic Arts with a development studio in Beijing, about how his company is leading the charge in this dynamic industry.

Read the full interview with David on gaming in China and who's the average gamer now at Agendabeijing.com.

Greenpeace is perhaps the best known environmental NGO. It does sterling work throughout the world in measuring and combating environmental degradation and raising awareness of ecological issues. Their activists are dedicated to making the world a safer and healthier place for our children, which is all the more important in the world’s most dynamic country? Agenda was delighted to meet Li Yifang, whose work focuses on toxic pollution and striving to ameliorate its destructive effects, to hear her story.

Read the full interview with Li Yifang at Agendabeijing.com.

Staying healthy and going green in Beijing might seem like a Herculean task, especially in a city where health and safety guidelines take the back seat to develop the economy. Nevertheless there are those idealistic souls who persevere to do their part in saving the environment and leading a healthier and more natural lifestyle to boot. Laura Fanelli of The Veggie Table is one such stalwart, and gave us some practical tips on going green in Beijing.

For more tips on living green or just staying healthy in Beijing, check out the full interview at Agendabeijing.com.