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In the first article in a 10-part series on Mavericks of 2008, DigitalJournal.com introduces you to a free-speech advocate playing citizen hacktivist. Welcome to...
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In the first article in a 10-part series on Mavericks of 2008, DigitalJournal.com introduces you to a free-speech advocate playing citizen hacktivist. Welcome to...
The bacterial zoo living on our skin. Questioning YouTube’s practice of allowing Al-Qaeda to post videos. Olympics families failing to afford the cost to...
How has reading the news changed in this digital era of Digg and other recommendation-oriented sites? Are traditional media obsolete? These were some of...
Few Internet projects are as impactful as PostSecret, which lets people send anonymous secrets on postcards to a Maryland blogger. DigitalJournal.com spoke to Frank...
Inside the racial race for the White House. Why the Blackberry Bold could compete with Apple’s iPhone. The gene that caused Alzheimer’s. These are...
When food prices rise and the economy weakens, coupon websites win big. Consumer pain is pure joy to sites such as Coupons.com and RetailMeNot.com,...
Microsoft eyeing a Facebook acquisition. An exclusive interview with a lawyer for FLDS children. The British government cracking down on psychics. These are the...
MySpace announced today it will let members share profile data with other websites, including Yahoo, eBay and Twitter. Its Data Portability initiative will allow...
Robot spiders in the military. Trees lowering the risk of asthma. Motorcycle riders trekking to Holocaust memorial sites. These are the top stories making...
A new website finds all the toilets in a particular U.S. city or zip code, thanks to Web developers working for the anti-diarrheal drug...