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Ever watched a card reader freeze while a customer drums impatient fingers? Slow internet turns those few seconds into lost sales. In Valley, Alabama, two cable providers, WOW! and Spectrum,
A former TV news reporter from Gorham, she's built a following and a business with funny, frenetic videos that tap into Mainers' shared experiences.
In an increasingly digital age, these Portland zine makers have found a readership for short-form content that doesn’t live on your phone.
Tesla has officially opened rides in its Cybercab robotaxi to the public in Austin, Texas - a futuristic two-seat vehicle that comes without a steering wheel or pedals.
Richard Díaz, an attorney and a former police officer and detective with the then Miami-Dade Police Department, thinks law enforcement in Florida took a hit.
While there are no Flock cameras in Alaska, residents are pushing for checks on police policies.
NORCROSS, Ga. - The City of Norcross is notifying residents after a ransomware attack targeted certain computer systems earlier this month, officials said.
The $17B agreement with 47 states requires the social media giant to add stronger child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms.
New York will receive around $1 billion from Meta for mental health services and education as part of a larger settlement in a watershed trial over teen social media addiction, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday.
OAKLAND, California >> Instagram’s top executive, Adam Mosseri, took the witness stand on Tuesday to testify in a trial over whether Meta Platforms designed Instagram and Facebook to addict children without proper regard for their safety.
Atlanta dog photographers and social media experts help Georgia shelter dogs get a better chance at finding their forever homes.
A nationwide protest movement over surveillance technology is spreading through Florida, fueled by reports of police abuses.