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Examiner.com is the insider source for everything local, offering a rich mix of hyper-local and globally-relevant content.  We currently have 240 editions, inc

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National News Analysis Examiner, Joel Siegfried is back in the news for his reporting on some interesting updates in the Austin Bice death case. Austin Bice, U.S. exchange student studying in Spain, was found drowned to death early last March. Examiner.com has been following the story since Bice's disappearance last February.

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Launched in April 2008, Examiner.com serves 240 markets across North America and is the insider source for local. Examiner.com feeds the passion the local community has for its favorite interests, activities and establishments by connecting them with credible and informed contributors who write and share information with the passion and insights only a local insider can provide.

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Rick Robinson’s Turf Talk column appears every Wednesday. Tumbling into toddler-hood and growing-like-nuts, Examiner(we’re-not-a-content-mill).com celebrates its third birthday this week. Over that short time the network of sites has generated nearly a billion and a half page views, expanded into 244 markets and taken a turn down Local Lane as they try to go from being all things for all people (with 70,000 scribes called “Examiners” writing about everything and, some would argue, nothing) t...

Hyperlocal network Examiner.com has often been frustrated by being lumped in with the so-called “content farms.” So, over the past year, it has been trying to find ways of highlighting the differences between it and the Demand Medias, Associated Contents by instituting a process to shore up the quality of its posts and contributors. Quality has been one issue that critics of these sites have jumped on, so Examiner plans to use a mix of peer reviews and incentive pay to increase the professio...

Foursquare expands its content offerings with deal with Examiner.com to provide local rankings and information.

Sick of all the shoddy articles content farms churn out? Well, guess what? So are some of the content farms, and they're even sicker of the perception that everything they publish is badly-written Google clutter.

nbsp; This past July, a 54 year old South Lake Tahoe woman named Marie Hanson went missing during the 40th National Rainbow Gathering of ...

It has to be one of the most asked questions to new moms: "Do you work?"  Of course, we all work...it's just a matter of where, who your boss is and if you earn a pay check.  Until recently, I always responded with 'no' (playing patient isn't work, is it?)  But there was always this little part of me that wanted to add 'but...'

"We're baaaaaack!" You have no idea how excited I am to report that that's exactly what I said to my savings account the other day. Yes, we've missed each other for the last 11 months. It's been that long...basically since I stopped working to become a SAHM...that my husband and I have actually been able to put money into the savings. Last month though, my online writing earnings (which

You guys know how much I like writing for Examiner.com -- in the past year I've made around 30k with them and therefore, I've urged lots of other writers, designers, etc. to sign up with them. One of my friends is a very talented designer who runs -IZE ON DESIGN, a site that showcases her fabulous design work. Naturally I thought she'd be a great fit for Examiner. She applied and was accepted as the Cleveland Modern Furniture Examiner at http://www.examiner.com/x-65785-Cleveland-Modern-Furni...

... This girl right here!! ;-)Two weeks ago, my Gram sent me a link to an add on Monster looking for writers to do some freelance work in the Pittsburgh area. The add was for a website called Examiner.com. I'd heard of Examiner before and of course some of their stories always pop up anytime I'm Google stalking someone/ something. I've been looking for a way to make some extra cash and since I hate needles, thus eliminating any sort of body fluid donation, writing on the side makes the most ...

While browsing the forums in many online writing communities, I have found a lot of writers who have had success writing for Examiner.com.  Examiner.com

I work for Examiner.com. If you have reached this site from searching, it's probably because you've came across a job lead on career builder or some other job site. You're probably a little skeptical about Examiner and want to know a little bit more about what it is.