internet

I'm almost convinced that our phones are monitored MORE than the tech companies admit. Is my phone listening to me?

If you have multiple devices including smart televisions, smartphones, smart appliances, etc., you could be really pushing your current system to its limits.

This one is for real: if the FCC repeals Net Neutrality, you will probably end up paying more for certain things on the internet.

Cable, and Satellite TV companies are increasingly falling into disfavor with American consumer. Almost 133 million people are now streaming their favorite TV shows. What are the most popular devices?...

Say hi to the Internets latest color illusion craze, the grey and mint Nike outfit ... or is it pink and white?

About 20% of Americans, myself among them, parted ways with cable TV last year. The cost of my subscriptions to Netflix, Commercial free Hulu, and Sling cost a combined total of about half what I was paying for cable. If governor Edwards has his way, we'll soon be paying a lot more for those streaming services...

You'll never guess what the #1 searched-for online topic is for people in Louisiana. Go ahead, guess.

Today, the well is dry. Very dry. I am even having a problem coming up with the words you are reading right now.

From around the world people are using the Internet to offer personal contributions to aid in flood relief efforts across Louisiana.

People in Louisiana are naturally curious. What question do we query the most online? The answer might just body slam your brain.

How amazing is this bird? She doesn't even look real she's so perfect!

Who is responsible for Louisiana's current budget crisis? The same people who want you and I to reach deeper into our paychecks to fix it.

A search of Doyle's home computer revealed that Doyle had contact with more than 60 boys.

Aereo takes free television signals from the airwaves and sends them over the Internet to paying subscribers in 11 cities.

Don't click on a link that might send you to bogus charity site.

Perhaps the only thing better than being connected is staying connected.

Anything that you put in writing on social media can come back to haunt you.

A recent story indicated that there was a councilman in the San Francisco area that suggested that there be a tax on email and internet downloads to help support the post office. This has been one of those things that comes up every now and again and gets people stirred up, but I think that all of that overshadows what really needs to happen...

Last week we reported that a horrible  mom was letting the internet vote to decide the name of her child for a measly $5,000. We can now thankfully say that the whole thing was a big, stinking hoax, perpetrated by none other than the company holding the contest.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, but who knew the same applied to naming it?