Digital Journalist News
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What you need to know about the recent dolphin killings in Taiji, Japan. Is a mini Ice Age on the way? Cadbury wants to block Nestlé from trademarking the shape of KitKat bars. Learn more in this week's TopFinds.
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Read about the first legal sales of marijuana in Colorado. Deadly biting fish attack dozens in Argentina. Activists protest the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on Twitter. Welcome to TopFinds.
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Welcome to the annual round-up of the most popular articles and images published on Digital Journal in 2013. What made the cut? Massive fireballs, Rob Ford's drug use, the Nutcracker ballet, the Blackfish documentary, and much more!
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A passionate journalist with a sharp sense of humour, Carolyn E. Price left us too early. The Toronto-area Digital Journalist passed away last week after battling cancer, so we present you with a profile of a long-standing contributor to our news network.
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His school didn't have a newspaper so he created one. His journalistic reportage tackles the oft-neglected stories on disabilities. Welcome to the world of Robert Kingett, a blind Digital Journalist whose reporting aims to educate and inspire.
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Digital Journal is pleased to announce the winners of its Photo Essay contest, which ran from Aug. 1 to Sept. 16, 2013. Find out how these Digital Journalists showcased their photojournalism skills in a contest themed for "Fun, Adventure and Discovery."
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On Friday September 27, Digital Journal CEO Chris Hogg will join a panel of journalism specialists to discuss the future of online news, as part of Toronto's Social Media Week conference. The talks runs from 11 a.m. ET to 12:30 p.m.
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Digital Journal is extending the deadline for its current 'Fun, Adventure and Discovery' photo contest, which began August 1. Due to contributor requests and popular demand, the contest now has a deadline of September 16, 2013.
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Author. Photographer. Traveler. Avid reader. Feminist. Those are some of the many words to describe R.C. Camphausen, a long-time Digital Journalist who died suddenly May 20 at 65. This is his story.
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Digital Journal published a list of the Top 20 Digital Journalists in recognition of the news network's top performers. These are the 20 highest-ranked Power Users from February 2013.
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She loves hip-hop and basketball. She dreams of being published in Rolling Stone. She writes to distract herself from a chronic health condition. Find out more about Layne Weiss, a Digital Journalist since March 2012.
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Under the banner ‘We fight censorship’ journalists’ campaigning organisation Reporters sans Frontières last week launched a website which will carry content that has been censored, banned or which has given rise to reprisals against its author.
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Contributors to Digital Journal have a chance to win cash prizes in a new photo contest available in December. The Photo Essay Contest invites any Digital Journal member to submit blogs and articles featuring at least three original photos on any topic.
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President Barack Obama soars to victory over Gov. Mitt Romney. New Jersey and New York urge drivers to ration gas due to Sandy's aftermath. NASA releases a jaw-dropping photo of 10-billion-year-old stars. These are the top stories on Digital Journal.
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Toronto -
A Digital Journalist since 2009, Andrew Moran isn't your average 24-year-old man: He listens to radio plays from the '40s, regularly reads books on economics, and follows politics like a grizzled Reuters reporter. This is his story.
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Digital Journal published a Top 20 list in recognition of top performers from the company's gamification project that tracks and reports activity of contributors across the Digital Journal network. Here are the top Power Users from October.
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Digital Journal published a Top 20 list in recognition of top performers from the company's gamification project that tracks and reports activity of contributors across the Digital Journal network. Here are the top Power Users from September.
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Digital Journal today published a Top 20 list in recognition of top performers from the company's massive gamification project that tracks and reports activity of contributors across the Digital Journal network. Here are the top Power Users from August.
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While in Tampa, Florida I was lucky enough to be able to attend the Republican National Convention and take photos of the people attending this annual convention of Republican supporters.
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The U.S. leads the gold-medal count at the London Olympics. A fake New York Times articles goes viral online. A Digital Journalist captures photos of Florida senator Marc Rubio on his book tour. These are the top stories from across the world.
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She "woke up" at 58, recognizing how corruption and greed hurt Spain's prosperity. She decided to do something about it as an activist and Digital Journalist. Read more about Anne Sewell's adventurous life and career in this exclusive profile.
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A five-year-old girl is filmed swimming with sharks in the Bahamas. The discovery of the 'God particle' sends shockwaves in the science community. The U.S. Air Force is embroiled in a sex scandal. These are the top stories from across the world.
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Mars One wants to create human settlements on the Red Planet. A Digital Journalist photographs a D-Day memorial event in Toronto. An Indian village is overrun by giant venomous spiders. These are the top stories from across the world.
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Today Digital Journal hosted a liveblog discussion asking for input from our contributors and fans on the future of online journalism. The meeting, where anyone could participate, is now viewable to check out what was discussed.
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Today Digital Journal is releasing the top 20 “power users” who have earned high points and won badges for completing various tasks on DigitalJournal.com in May 2012.
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Photos surface of humpback whales protecting their own against killer whales. An alcohol spray is developed, but would you try it? Our Digital Journalists photograph the stunning "super moon." These are the top stories on DigitalJournal.com.
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A study found some U.S. restaurant servers were racist towards black customers. Newt Gingrich will end his bid for the White House. Why are antidepressants doing more harm than good? These are the top stories on DigitalJournal.com.
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Married with three children, Leigh Goessl finds time to ply her writing craft on DigitalJournal.com, publishing more than 360 articles within five months. In this profile of a Digital Journalist, you'll learn more about what she loves about journalism.
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A Toronto couple is caught having sex on the transit subway train and later on the platform. Howard Stern will be a judge on America's Got Talent on NBC. The latest on the mysterious "God particle." These are the top stories on DigitalJournal.com.
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How does an African journalist share news from his small community? In this profile of Digital Journalist Samuel Okocha, you'll get a peek into the passion behind a multi-media reporter tracking stories from Lagos, Nigeria.
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Kim Hartman puts up a sign outside the St. John's Episcopal Church in Charleston, West Virginia. Courtesy Kim Hartman
Digital Journal's Film Editor-at-Large Sarah Gopaul with Nothing Left to Fear producer Slash (left) and director Anthony Leonardi III Courtesy Sarah Gopaul
Digital Journalist Robert Kingett is shown interacting with a mannequin Courtesy Robert Kingett
Digital Journalist Darren Weir working at CP24 in Toronto Courtesy Darren Weir
A young Anne Sewell and her brother Richard in England Courtesy Anne Sewell
Kim Hartman photographed in November 2007 before a car accident caused a major brain injury. Courtesy Kim Hartman
Digital Journalist Samuel Okocha on his computer Courtesy Samuel Okocha
Leigh Goessl in New York's Times Square Courtesy Leigh Goessl
Digital Journalist Stephanie Medeiros Courtesy Stephanie Medeiros
Anne Sewell with her friend on a beach dog walk in Fuengirola. Courtesy Anne Sewell
Digital Journalist Robert Kingett relaxing at home Courtesy Robert Kingett
Anne Sewell in Cape Town, South Africa Anne Sewell
After taking a prescription drug, Kim Hartman says she sleepwalked, getting into her car and driving without remembering it. She sustained a brain injury after hitting a bridge and being thrown through the passenger window. Courtesy Kim Hartman
Jonathan Farrell at a teahouse in San Francisco Jonathan Farrell
Digital Journalist Layne Weiss with her friend Jimmy Jacobs. Photo by Gayle Weiss Courtesy Layne Weiss
This photo of Kim Hartman was taken in late October, 2010. Courtesy Kim Hartman
Andrew Moran, a Digital Journalist for DigitalJournal.com Courtesy Andrew Moran
Sarah Gopaul beside the Turbo character from the film of the same name Courtesy Sarah Gopaul
Digital Journalist Leigh Goessl with one of her children Courtesy Leigh Goessl
Digital Journalist Lynn Herrmann skiing in Wolf Creek, Colorado Courtesy Lynn Herrmann
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