DigitalJournal.com recently held an intimate and interactive panel discussion on the future of media. Speakers from five media outlets gathered in Toronto to discuss citizen journalism, business models and changes in mainstream media.

DigitalJournal.com hosted the first in what is to become a regular series called the "Future of Media." Taking place at the Drake Hotel in downtown Toronto, a panel of media executives looked at changes to the media biz and where citizen journalism fits.

We're happy to announce famed Canadian journalist Jack Kapica will be joining DigitalJournal.com as an advisor. Kapica has almost 40 years experience in journalism, most recently at the national Canadian newspaper, the Globe and Mail.

Robotic surgery is safer, more precise and the best way for patients in remote places to receive proper health care, argues Richard Satava, a Professor of Surgery. New innovative types of surgery will change how we look at doctors and their tools.

How has online dating websites changed in the past decade? Are niche dating sites the future? Marina Glogovac, CEO of Lavalife, has all the answers in the fourth part of DigitalJournal.com's Celebrity Guest Writer series.

"Is creating a viral hit really what you want?" It's a question on the mind of every Web producer. In the third part of our Celebrity Guest Writer series, Miles Beckett, founder of YouTube hit lonelygirl15, divulges his secrets on building an audience.

The folly of alcohol prohibition closely mirrors the futility of the U.S. drug war, declares Jack Cole, a former police officer. In the second part of our Celebrity Guest Writer series, Cole explains why drugs should be legally regulated.

Disabled people deserve to be treated with the dignity and respect they deserve, argues David Onley, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. In the first of DigitalJournal.com's five-part Celebrity Guest Writer series, Onley wants accessibility for everyone.

Sony's PlayStation 3 wants to be more than just a gaming device: it's planning to introduce a film and TV show download service. In this episode, we look at how PS3's digital media maneuver could compete with Apple's iTunes and Xbox 360's Live service.

In this episode of Digital Journal TV, we bring you our top picks of cool new sites, weird gadgets and amazing inventions. This is your sneak peek at an oven that can sense what it's cooking, American warfare as a food fight and a hands-free umbrella.

Would you sit through an hour-long show airing only commercials? Or what about visiting a website showcasing the top ads from around the world? New York-based Firebrand hopes so, because its business is focusing on nothing but broadcasting commercials.

You haven't seen improv until you've seen Improv Everywhere. Using the power of the Internet, the group now has hundreds of people taking part in crazy public stunts. In this episode, we take you behind some of the group's wild antics.

Video games are like movies — sometimes you prefer buying ones that people recommend. To that effect, Digital Journal gives you our top picks for the best games and accessories of the year to make your gift-giving sessions less stressful.

No shopping spree would be complete without a visit to the technology shelves. For a handy list of what to buy and why, check out our picks for the hottest gadgets your friends and family will wants this holiday season.

Shopping for gifts can be a pain in the patience. Helping you navigate the many choices available is this week’s DigitalJournal.com Holiday Gift Guide, and today we present you with a selection of fascinating books and DVDs.

Whether you're on a Mac or a PC, there is a plethora of software available. Here are DigitalJournal.com's picks for new software, essential software and, in many cases, free software.

When you think of counterfeiting, you likely think of deals on Prada shoes, Chanel purses and cheap D&G sunglasses. But according to the RCMP and U.S. Homeland Security, the world of counterfeiting has become a serious threat that can even kill.

Gadgets, software and digital gear are among the most popular gifts for the holiday season. But the holidays bring out the worst in many retailers and if you're not up on what means what, you are ripe to be scammed. Here are the top scams to avoid.

It was an electronics playground: digital cameras flashing in one end, 70-inch LCDs wowing eyeballs at the other. Welcome to the Sony Fall Dealer Show, and Digital Journal was there to offer a peek into the latest gadgets.

As with everything in the world of technology and the Internet, there is likely a kid out there who can run circles around you; they learn fast, adapt quickly and act as though everything they do will change the world. Nicholas Montgomery is no exception.