2011 News
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Digital Journal compiles the most buzzworthy and highly trafficked viral videos that spread across social media in 2011. Catch up any bizarre music videos, political ads, news bloopers and Web culture moments you might have missed.
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Find out what photos amazed and shocked the world in 2011, from the Japanese tsunami aftermath to the Occupy Wall Street protests to rarely seen photos from Africa. These are memorable images from both Digital Journalists, local media and other sources.
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Ask.com published the top trending search terms and corresponding questions of 2011. "How big was the earthquake in Japan?" was the top news question and "Will Obama get re-elected?" was the top political question.
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Two Americans, Dr. Thomas Sargent and Dr. Christopher Sims, have reciprocally won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, “for their empirical research on cause and effect in the macroeconomy,” clarifying how government policy affects the economy.
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Mohammed Saleh Abdulla Al Sadais, energy minister of Qatar, said today that “worries over the debt crisis in the euro zone were pushing oil prices down, rather than issues relating to supply and demand.”
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ABC's announcement of the cast for Season 13 of Dancing With the Stars has ignited a firestorm of controversy over the inclusion of the transgendered son of Cher and Sonny Bono.
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A week after the Stanley Cup was awarded to the Boston Bruins, the 2011 NHL awards will take place tonight in Las Vegas, honouring individual players for their performances during the regular season.
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In what was viewed by an estimated 125 million people around the world, the 2011 Eurovision Song Concert was full of surprises.
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Vancouver -
Canada's next election scheduled for May 2, 2011 is not going to be a joy ride for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the incumbent leader of the country, if one takes into consideration the fighting spirit demonstrated by the main opposition leaders.
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Ottawa -
As the Canadian federal election heats up, here is a quick thumbnail guide to the parties, leaders,and issues surrounding this historic election of 2011.
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2011 Headlines
Images of the 2011 tornado damage in Joplin, Mo.
German's trade surplus rises to 158bn euros in 2011 on record exports of 1.06tn euros, official figures show.
US carmaker General Motors makes record profits in 2011 but unveils huge losses in its European operations.
France Telecom plans to slash its payout to shareholders this year after a weak performance in 2011.
The Yorkshire Building Society, the nation's second-biggest building, announces a 12% increase in profits to £129.7m in 2011
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2011 Image
More than one million attended the annual PRIDE on Sunday one of North America’s largest gay pride parade and festival.
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2011 Blogs
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Ron Paul with the support of millions of American's continue thebattle against the New World Order.(NWO) What is the...
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“Big Box” social media portals, such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, have come to play a significant role in our...
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What happened to the "Constitution of the United States of America?" Is it now considered just a piece of paper with...
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Fairies, do you believe in them? Many people do, the Cottingley Fairies appear in a series of five photographs taken...
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Immunizations taken with food? Sounds more pleasant than a jab in the arm, but could it be a reality? Scientists in...
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