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Websites December 6, 2016

French man sent to prison for visiting pro-ISIS websites

Visiting pro-terrorism websites can get you sentenced to prison in France. That's just what happened to an unidentified 32-year-old French man, who stated in court that he was merely "curious."

Websites December 2, 2016

Social media site Reddit censors Trump supporters

The social media site Reddit.com, which has hundreds of millions of users, has begun censoring one the site’s most active communities: supporters of President-elect Donald Trump.

Healthy Foods November 21, 2016

Dad gets imaginative with kids' sandwich bags

For graphic designer David LaFerriere, packing his kids’ lunch involves more than just spreading some peanut butter and jelly on white bread. The Massachusetts father-of-two has been drawing illustrations on his children’s sandwich bags since 2008.

Websites November 21, 2016

Woman sued for $750,000 over Yelp review

Fairfax home-owner Jane Perez wrote a poison-pill review of a contractor on Yelp, citing work he failed to do and jewelry missing from her home. He responded with a $750,000 lawsuit for defamation.

Help Desk November 21, 2016

How Amy's Baking Company ruined itself on social media

Amy's Baking Company, an upscale bistro in Scottsdale, Ariz., learned a thing or two about social media etiquette the hard way this week.

Websites November 12, 2016

Swedish man's eBay offer to marry anyone leaving US after Trump win is removed

The auction site eBay reportedly removed a post from a Swedish man looking for quick cash by marrying an upset American leaving the country in the wake of Donald Trump's Tuesday election victory.

Viral November 9, 2016

Canada's crashed immigration site caused by 'significant' traffic spike

As the results poured in on Election Day in America, so many people were evidently interested in learning about immigrating to Canada that the country’s immigration website crashed.

Websites September 29, 2016

Tech industry supports internet oversight change, but others are concerned

A controversial transition regarding internet oversight is set to occur on Saturday, and while the tech industry largely seems to supports it, others say: not so fast.

Websites September 22, 2016

FCC commissioner calls for pause on Internet transfer

The Obama administration should put the brakes on a transition of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority away from U.S. control scheduled to take place at the end of the month, a regulator on the Federal Communications Commission said on Wednesday.

Websites September 21, 2016

North Korea only has 28 websites (sad!)

One of North Korea's top-level nameservers accidentally revealed a list of websites under the .kp domain.

Websites August 8, 2016

Walmart buys Jet.com for $3 billion

Walmart stands to gain "fresh ideas and expertise, as well as an attractive brand with proven appeal."