For the fist time ever, more Americans are getting their news from the Internet than from print newspapers.

Retailers use Facebook and Twitter to draw in customers on Black Friday. Anastasiya Bolton reports. 

November 16th

More and more local businesses are getting on the social networking bandwagon.

STDCarriers.com claims to be an international list of people with STDs, sexuallytransmitted diseases. It was launched in October 2008 by a recent college grad whose ex-girlfriend gave him herpes.

It’s real, it’s easily available, it could be spying on you right now - and it’s practically undetectable.    We’re talking about cell phone spyware. 

Electronic cigarettes give smokers nicotine fix without lighting up. NBC’s Leanne Gregg reports. 

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMcaster says craigslist must remove illegal content or face prosecution.  The internet site has until the close of business on May 15

Watson may think it is elementary

What’s off limits on social networking sites? Kimberly Suiters explains “netiquette”. 

Imagine talking face-to-face to anyone in the world on your computer, and the best part - it doesn’t cost you a dime.

Website lets you sell your “hand me downs” online. NBC’s Lynda Baquero reports.

Three Groves High School seniors will be participating in two graduation ceremonies this school year. Before Joshua Scott, Leonard Taylor and Derrick Isabell receive high school diplomas in June, they will earn a Technical Certificate of Credit in CISCO networking.

It’s an April Fool’s Day prank that’s not likely to leave anyone laughing.  A malicious worm has infected at least 3 million computers and could cause you headaches on April 1.

Millions of people across the nation use the social networking website Facebook. However, one neighborhood in Brunswick used it to solve a crime.