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November '09's Top Digital Journalists

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DigitalJournal.com's main news feed is powered by paid Digital Journalists around the world. That's right, we pay Digital Journalists to write and report news on our site, and we're always looking for more contributors. It's free to apply, but we are looking for quality writers and bloggers. You will be paid based on how much you contribute, and how much attention your articles receive (More info here). The following Digital Journalists are the highest ranking on DigitalJournal.com this month:
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■ Andrew Moran Torontonians celebrate 'Day of the Dead' Special  
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■ Salim Jiwa 661 hospitalized in Canada from Swine Flu, including 120 kids  
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■ Kevin Jess American woman suffers amnesia after sex  
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■ KJ Mullins Idea Couture, a Toronto business that gives back Special  
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■ Stephanie Dearing B.C. Supreme Court Justice Bruce Cohen to head up salmon inquiry  
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■ Bob Gordon Giant Jellyfish Sink 10-tonne trawler in Japan  
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Chris Dade
■ Chris Dade Four Tanzanian Men to Hang, Albino Man Killed for Body Parts  
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■ Carol Forsloff Intermarriage Discouraged by Ethnic Group Members Special  
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■ Maciej Lewandowski Radioactive monkeys  
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■ Kay Mathews Study finds many millionaires in U.S. Congress, a total of 44%  
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■ Leo Reyes Manny Pacquiao on Time Magazine Asia Edition Cover  
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■ Oliver VanDervoort Police apprehend gunman after hostage standoff at New York school  
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■ Michael Krebs House health bill would impose jail terms for non-compliance  
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■ Paul Wallis Opinion: Australian fans walk out on Britney Spears  
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■ Gemma Fox Police concerned about Facebook entries of missing British girl  
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■ Bob Ewing Man gets even, bites snake back  
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■ Christopher Szabo Spy Who ‘Saved the World’ Dies Age 71  
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■ Ken Wightman Maple tar spot very visible this year  
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■ Heidi Lowry Japanese scientists fertilize human eggs with two biological moms  
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Joan Firstenberg
■ Joan Firstenberg So Exercise Doesn't Lead to Weight Loss?  
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