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• Start bloggin’

Be it news, a passion or just a passing interest in a particular subject, you can blog about it on DigitalJournal.com. As soon as you sign up, you are automatically assigned your own personal blog and you can start writing immediately.
Readers will be able to follow your work by clicking on your name to see your Blog, or through the widget on our front page that shows the latest and top blogs .
If you prefer, you can also blog as part of a Group, where several people get together to talk about a particular subject. If you prefer to blog in a group, you have two options:
Create a Group
Focus on your particular interest. Create a group where you will follow politics, news about a sports team, a favourite celebrity or what's happening in your community. You are the editor of this group and you control what news is covered in your group's blog. You can post as many blog entries as you like, or invite other members to contribute to your group. (More info on Groups)
Join a Group
Browse through DigitalJournal.com Groups and find one that covers your area of interest. If you're into the environment, for example, find an existing group and join. Once you're a member, you can start blogging and commenting immediately. (More info on Groups)
Sign up now to start blogging on your own, or join one of the Groups to cover events as part of a team!

• Get paid to work as a Digital Journalist

First up, the fun stuff anyone can do: Every member of DigitalJournal.com (Citizens and Digital Journalists) can post blogs, upload photos, join Groups, comment and vote on articles and photos, and subscribe to news and alerts. These actions can be done by anyone.
However, we also offer everyone the chance to get paid to report news as a Digital Journalist. At this time, we’re only offering payment for news articles written by Digital Journalists so the blogs, images, Groups and other activities are meant to build community (they’re unpaid).
We also offer everyone the chance to get paid to report news as a Digital Journalist. As a pioneer in revenue-sharing online, DigitalJournal.com devised a way to ensure all contributors could get paid for their work and we were one of the very first sites where regular people get paid for contributing. Unlike most websites where bloggers post for free (and the company takes in all the ad revenue), DigitalJournal.com shares a portion of its advertising revenue with all Digital Journalists through what we call our “moneypot.” With an always-growing cash pool, every single Digital Journalist gets a chance to compete for a share of the moneypot. The more you contribute, the more you earn.
Scores are determined based on how many articles you contribute and how much attention they get. We count both votes and pageviews so the more attention your work receives, the more you can earn. We also pay bonuses for original on-the-ground reporting and interviews. For a detailed breakdown of how we pay, and how to maximize what you can earn, refer to this detailed article here.
At the beginning of the month, all accounts that exceed $10 will receive an email notification to collect payment via PayPal (if you do not have a PayPal account, you will be sent a prompt to create one). All earnings are in U.S. dollars.
In order to become a paid Digital Journalist, you must submit a sample of writing. Create an account on the site then hover over the red "Contribute" button on the top of the page. From here, simply click the “Post News” and you will be prompted to submit a short bio and sample of writing. Note: You’ll only have to do this once – as soon as you are approved you can post news as often as you like.
Once you’re approved, you can click the red Contribute button, and then "Post News" at the top of the page and you will be paid for your news articles. If you want to take a break from the serious news reporting, you can post for fun in your blog.
If you aren’t ready to start reporting news yet, you can start out as a Citizen and just stick with your blog. You can apply to get paid as a Digital Journalist later!
Check out stories submitted by Digital Journalists like you on the right or sign up now!
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