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DigitalJournal.com has learned Rogers-Yahoo rolled out a new feature for Web users that's bound to get mixed reviews. The service hijacks browser search results, killing one of Firefox's greatest features. You can disable it, but only if you're a PC whiz.
Posted Jul 18, 2008 by  Chris Hogg | 11 comments
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Dennis Kucinich is a brave man. Whatever else you may think of the five-term Congressman from Ohio’s 10th district, only a fool would deny his courage in running for Cleveland City Council before he was 21.
Posted Jul 17, 2008 by  Bob Andelman | 13 comments
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On 02 JUL 08 in Colorado Springs, CO, the would be next POTUS Obama delivered a speech rife with empty platitudes and useless rhetoric. It was more feigned aplomb to an audience easily swayed with pretty talk void of substance.
Posted Jul 18, 2008 by Mark L Harvey | 12 comments
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Although the Canadian Federal Parliament has adjourned until mid-September, representatives of both the Conservative and Liberal parties have weighed in on the increased texting charges announced by Bell Canada and Telus.
Posted Jul 17, 2008 by Sykos Masters | 9 comments
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On Monday Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) mentioned Czechoslovakia, a country that was disbanded 15 years ago into two nation. Today he repeated the same mistake again when he blamed Russia for Czechoslovakia’s energy problems.
Posted Jul 16, 2008 by Chris V. (cgull) | 35 comments
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The judge in the case of Viacom vs. Google wants Google to turn over all YouTube user data including their names, IP addresses, and their video-viewing history to Viacom.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 by Chris V. (cgull) | 19 comments
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A U.S. Court has issued their ruling in the Viacom v. Google case where Viacom filed a complaint against Google for copyright infringement. The ruling says that Google must provide Viacom data from their logging database.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 by Sue D. | 7 comments
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Sony announced a new 16.4-inch wide Vaio notebook dubbed "FW" today. The multimedia PC comes in a premium and standard model, and Sony says the premium version plays movies in full HD. The screen shape is unusual, but is likely going to be a hit.
Posted Jul 15, 2008 by Chris Hogg | 7 comments
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To hear the media and any number of politicians and climatologists who have come on board with the concept, the world is facing a crisis because of the onset of global warming. Not so fast, say paleontologists, who are coming out to show otherwise.
Posted Jul 14, 2008 by Mr Garibaldi | 73 comments
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Apple has announced its next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G, has been an enormous success, with one million phones sold in the first three days on the market. The company has also sold more than 10 million applications via its App Store.
Posted Jul 14, 2008 by Chris Hogg | 2 comments
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She is only five years old and already has become a superstar in South Korea as well on YouTube. Also, she is blind and an orphan child. Thanks to her foster parents, who nurtured her musical talents, she has become an expert piano player.
Posted Jul 14, 2008 by Chris V. (cgull) | 7 comments
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If we told you a new camcorder is a must-have for video fans, the likely response would be "Is it a Sony or Panasonic?" Well, it's none of the above. Digital Journal tests out the Flip Ultra, the simplest high-quality camcorder actually worth buying.
Posted Jul 10, 2008 by Chris Hogg | 10 comments
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Jesse Jackson made remarks criticizing Barack Obama when he thought his microphone was off and apologizes for his remarks before they are aired on a Fox Channel.
Posted Jul 9, 2008 by Sue D. | 23 comments
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When (and more importantly) if it happens, it will grab eyeballs by the millions. Reports from the world of music say Michael Jackson is preparing for the big stage with an act for the 'New Kids on the Block' international reunion tour.
Posted Jul 10, 2008 by Saikat Basu (Maverick) | 26 comments
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Recent changes in pricing adopted by Bell Canada and Telus have not gone unnoticed by federal authorities in Canada. Company representatives have been strongly encouraged to explain these increases by August.
Posted Jul 9, 2008 by Sykos Masters | 2 comments
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17 Infants in a Corpus Christi, Texas Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) were given highly concentrated doses of the blood thinner, heparin. The health of the premature infants could have been made worse due to the overdose, possibly killing one.
Posted Jul 9, 2008 by Nikki W (karateblossom) | 17 comments
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Canada is about to get strangled by even more unnecessary cellphone fees. In August, Bell Mobility and Telus Mobility will charge customers for incoming text messages. The deplorable fees should give Canadians good reason to protest the greedy telcos.
Posted Jul 8, 2008 by David Silverberg | 24 comments
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A YouTube video shows John McCain telling the audience that he hates bloggers in general. But he should know that not all bloggers are malicious.
Posted Jul 8, 2008 by Chris V. (cgull) | 12 comments
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Police statistics in Australia have recently been released that indicate a major rise in crime amongst youths. And what is the culprit for this increase in crime?
Posted Jul 7, 2008 by Will Hunter | 3 comments
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I do not generally write sports pieces but when I heard this, even being a woman, I cringed. The Diamondbacks' Chris Snyder has been placed on a 15-day disabled list after a baseball nailed him in the groin, fracturing his testicle.
Posted Jul 4, 2008 by Sue D. | 16 comments
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Chris Hogg
Digital Journal Staff
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Reporting from: Toronto, Canada |
Chris Hogg is the CEO of Digital Journal, Inc., overseeing the company's various online properties such as DigitalJournal.com, Digital Journal TV and the company's mobile news site at DigitalJournal.mobi
Chris holds a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, and has extensive experience in broadcast television, radio, print and online media.
Making hundreds of appearances on TV and radio stations each year, Chris is often called upon by international media to comment on trends in technology and Internet culture, as well as provide insight into the economics and business strategies of tech companies around the world.
Chris has worked in both Canada and abroad, and has worked, or made appearances, with many news programs and publications including: CBC News, Fifth Estate, CBC Sports, CTV News, City News, CP24, Global News, Business News Network, Daily Planet, Space, Sun TV, Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, as well as dozens of syndicated TV and radio networks. |
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