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It started with gamers (accidentally) killing fish and ended with a $4.75 billion acquisition.
Entertainment
It's a bitter pill for video gamers: a growing number of older but still-popular titles are being dropped by publishers.
Tech & Science
The threat actor claims to hold 45 million Salesforce records containing personally identifiable information (PII).
Business
AI threats, governance gaps, and what happens when the people running the systems push too hard for too long.
Business
Factors like convenience and workflow efficiency increasingly outweigh model preference in day-to-day usage.
Tech & Science
Increase in drought, relating to climate change, if increasing antimicrobial resistance and this is leading to a threat to hospital patients.
World
The license, issued by the Treasury Dpt. comes two days after Treasury Secretary said that Washington would not renew the waiver.
Life
Do you want a future? Because you can’t have one doing things like this.
Life
Preventable diseases impacting England were categorised into three groups based on the primary mechanism through which prevention is achievable.
Tech & Science
The researchers used the newly created 3D map of the universe to explore dark energy.
Business
The US Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of oil giant Chevron on Friday in a case that could impact environmental damage lawsuits. The...
World
The Wikimedia Foundation said Friday it will hold talks with the Indonesian government after Jakarta threatened to block Wikipedia over registration rules the firm...
Entertainment
He scored unprecedented access to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. He surrounded a naked Richard Simmons with veggies. Through his lens, Alan Levenson portrays cultural...
Sports
Sex sells, but winning earns respect. Tennis phenom Maria Sharapova has seen both sides of the coin. Digital Journal looks at the titillating tennis...
Tech & Science
Once in a while, a tech journalist comes along who inspires us to love digital culture all over again. If there’s any über-geek with...
World
In a live appearance on the popular technology show, HomePage, DigitalJournal.com will unveil new gadgets and talk about how they’re shaking up the industry....
Tech & Science
Ireland is more than just lager, leprechauns and lucky charms. Its economy is getting a shot in the arm thanks to investments from the...
Life
Every second, nearly 29,000 Internet users are viewing porn. Every day, 260 new porn sites go online. Digital Journal investigates the reasons behind the...
Life
Blame the youth: That’s the mantra of today. But should older generations really attack an era who just wants to have fun? Digital Journal...
World
Religious teachings are immoral. Religion promotes hatred. An atheist will eventually get elected in the U.S. So writes provocateur author Christopher Hitchens in his...
Tech & Science
The most anticipated video game of the year gave media a beta preview yesterday, and Digital Journal test-drove the multiplayer excitement that is Halo...
World
Ever wanted to learn about teen suicide, the business of war, and reactions to anti-Americanism? Or maybe you want to know why you should...
Tech & Science
When overseas conflicts occupy land and minds, some soldiers begin to develop emotional relationships with their robot friends. Welcome to a world where robotics...