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Epicenter Press is fielding a deluge of requests for its sudden hot hit: Sarah: How a Hockey Mom Turned Alaska's Political Establishment Upside Down. Written by Kaylene Johnson, the biography of John McCain's vice-president is one of the few books...
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David Cronenberg's 1986 film The Fly is making a buzz again as it lands in Los Angeles morphed in an entirely new form (OK, I'll stop). Yes, The Fly is now an opera. As CBC.ca reports, The Fly opened to mixed reviews in Paris but will be staged...
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The headline isn't a joke, although I wish it was. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Vallejo, Calif., is mired in bankruptcy, and its city manager "barred city employees from reading two local blogs that focus on the city's descent into...
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There's nothing like copycat advertising. Showtime hit Dexter is promoting its upcoming season with ads resembling the cover of Wired Magazine. The same headline font and sub-head styles make this ad a close match to the mag cover. See the...
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You may have enjoyed the recent Olympic Games without realizing the data-transferring power going on behind the scenes. Atos Origin is the IT firm behind the Beijing Olympics, and they recently said they transmitted event results within 0.3 seconds....
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The reality TV show star, and wife of metal head Ozzy Osbourne, is reportedly going to write a fiction novel. As the Guardian reported, Sharon Osbourne is in talk with her publisher -- Little, Brown Book Group -- about the specifics. So far,...
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Now that the Olympics in Beijing has come and gone, I thought I'd leave you sports fan with some gorgeous images from the Closing Ceremony on Sunday. The Chinese organizers did a great job in orchestrating some truly stunning fears of acrobatics,...
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On Tuesday, one of pop music's great saxophonists passed away. Leroi Moore died from complications from an ATV accident he suffered in June. Moore is widely known as the long-time saxophonist for the Dave Matthews Band, a popular pop-rock band....
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Jean Chretien may have left the the Prime Minister's Office years ago but he's still vocal about Stephen Harper's apparent missteps. Speaking to the Canadian Bar Association recently, Chretien said Harper bruises relations between Canada and China...
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As a young Jewish adult, I'm always fascinated by memoirs catering to my background. One of my non-fiction highlights this year is Foreskin's Lament by Shalom Auslander, a book about a man's upbringing in an Orthodox Jewish home and his gradual move...
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David Silverberg
Digital Journal Staff
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David Silverberg is the Managing Editor of DigitalJournal.com and the Associate Producer of Digital Journal TV.
David holds a degree in Print Journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, and has experience in television, radio, print and online media.
David is also the Artistic Director and Founder of Toronto Poetry Slam (a monthly spoken word competition), and is editor of the recently released spoken word anthology, Mic Check. He writes regular columns for various publications.
David has worked in both Canada and the U.S., and has worked with or appeared on many news programs and publications including: Business News Network, City TV, Sun TV, the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Halifax Herald, Now Magazine, The Progressive, High Times Magazine, Quill & Quire, Canadian Business, the Canadian Jewish News, as well as dozens of syndicated radio networks.
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