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Digital Journal is proud to announce it has been hand-picked from hundreds of companies across Canada as one of the 20 most promising startups by the C100, an organization representing accomplished Canadian entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.
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This week Julian Assange interviews President Rafael Correa of Ecuador, one of the most democratic leaders in South America and a champion for the poor.
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Digital Journal today published a list of the 20 most active contributors on its network in April. The Top 20 list is published each month to report how Digital Journalists, bloggers and citizen journalists interact in an online media network.
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Richmond -
Jan Helfeld is a veteran journalist who has conducted interviews by practicing the Socratic Method when interviewing public officials, media pundits and campaign representatives. He sat down with DigitalJournal.com to talk media and politics.
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As Italians' faith in political parties declines, an allegedly populist movement led by a former comedian is set to become the third political force.
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Less than 24 hours after Gawker introduced "The Fox Mole," a column by an employee of Fox News Channel leaking inside information, Fox announced it has figured out it was Associate Producer Joe Muto and says he has been fired.
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The New York Times is once experimenting with its site, now offering a video game embedded within an article on gaming. The game lets visitors shoot at any content on the page, from social media buttons to comments to ads.
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Digital Journal today published a list of the 20 most active contributors on its network in March. The Top 20 list is published each month to report how Digital Journalists, bloggers and citizen journalists interact in an online media network.
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The mainstream media networks are feeling a drop in viewership these days. Where is the average person getting their news? Is the Internet taking over the major reportage and why?
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The second season of Game of Thrones debuts on HBO Sunday night, and there's good reason why TV critics are in a frothing frenzy about this medieval fantasy drama: the characters are so well-rounded the show can't help but make for compelling television.
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Indonesia's love affair with social media
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US media nonplussed by British prime minister's visit
The US restaurant chain using social media to cook up sales
Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
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