Five months after its launch, BrandSuicide is scanning the horizon for groovy-looking compadres, who can help us ramp up our newsflow. Specifically, we are on the lookout for talented part-time news writers that know a thing or two (or are willing to learn) about the online advertising industry. Do you understand the interactive advertising industry, the major players and emerging technology developers? Or do you design ads for a living? Are you somebody that uses a variety of technology platforms and tools, somebody who can give users the inside track on what makes a campaign good or bad? Perhaps you’re a long-term internet user with a hatred of pop-ups and an Orwellian turn of phrase? This is an ideal opportunity for wannabe writers, media undergraduates, established industry hacks or anybody interested in writing, start-ups and the internet at large. Prospective news writers should send a concise online advertising news story (200-400 words - check Google News for possible story material) and plenty of detail on you (so we can do all the checks necessary to ensure that you do not work for The Man) to brandsuicide@gmail.com.