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U.S. Marine snipers posed with flag bearing Nazi SS symbol

A group of U.S. Marines at Camp Pendleton in Afghanistan posed for a photograph with a flag bearing the Nazi "SS runes" symbol in the form of two lightning bolts. The photograph was posted to a website called Knights Armament Blog last May 2011.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Why help victims when you can film them?

While cell phones were once used to call 911 to report a crime or an accident, it is now popular to simply stand around and film what is happening so it can be posted on the Internet and shown to the world.
In the Media by Arthur Weinreb - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Indie music artist finds her audience one fan at a time Special

Brooklyn - You would think that these days, technology would make it easy for everyone with talent to be a star. With a video recorder at your fingertips, you can create a variety of film shorts and upload them to your favorite Internet sites in the blink of an eye.
Digital Journal Report by Jacki Viles

Video: Jamie Mantzel shows off his 'Greatest Toy in the Universe'

A man named Jamie Mantzel recently posted to YouTube a video titled "Sneak Peak Greatest Toy in the Universe," showing a demonstration of his new six-legged spider-like robot toy invention. The video clip has gone viral online with about 800,000 views.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

Online writing – global sweatshop or goldmine?

Sydney - The rise of online freelance writing has created a very strange dichotomy. On the one hand there are huge numbers of extremely low paid jobs. On the other hand, writing rates at the top scale are rising exponentially.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 9 comments

Chinese Manufacturers Scuttle for Canadian Resources

Beijing - Most Canadian natural resources sector are set to become a primary target for Chinese manufacturers by mid 2012 following China’s extended economic interest in the country’s resources.
In the Media by Robin Okuthe

Bank of America declares living customer dead for last 3 years

Prosperity - Imagine living day in and out not knowing you were dead? That's what Arthur Livingston recently discovered. In Oct. the Prosperity, S.C. man tried to obtain a loan from a mortgage company. It was at that time he learned he had been declared "dead."
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 1 comment

NBA: Raptors take advantage of tired Celtics Special

Toronto - A win is a win. In a season like the one the Toronto Raptors are currently mired in, the team needs to pick up W’s any way it can. Especially, since the team is without its leading scorer Andrea Bargnani and now guard Jerryd Bayless.
Digital Journal Report by Aman Dhanoa

Greek Prime Minister warns of chaos ahead

As more MPs indicate their oppostion to the latest austerity measures, Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos warns that, should the package not be approved on Sunday, the nation would be sent down "an unknown and dangerous path".
In the Media by Marlene de Wilde

Op-Ed: Should we embrace the death of the high street?

All over Britain and many other countries, high street premises are standing empty. Is this a disaster, or something we should welcome with open arms?
In the Media by Alexander Baron
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