Like Delaware, the Internet could post a sign at all entrances boasting “Home of Tax-Free Shopping.” But not for long, if a Massachusetts congressman has his way.
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Tags: Amazon, Bill Delahunt, business, congress, Internet, Mainstreet Fairness Act, tax, Walmart
Americans are shedding wired connections at a good clip, says a new study from the Pew Research Center. Nearly 60% of all U.S. adults connect to the Internet wirelessly these days.
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Tags: Americans, Internet, Pew Research Center, survey, Web, WiFi, wirless
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The latest survey of computer users found that Internet usage has nearly doubled in the decade that’s ending this week. Today’s user now spends nearly two full workdays a week on the Web. Compare that to
Tags: Harris Interactive, Internet, poll, usage
Seems like the flu isn’t just likely to take down a big chunk of the nation’s workers. The feds are warning that it could soon impact the Web as well.
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Tags: flu, GAO, General Accountability Office, Internet, Pandemic, report
Nobody likes to sound dumb, but it’s really easy when you’re talking about IT. The terms change fast
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Tags: Internet, IT, language, outdated, surfing, terms, World Wide Web
A new study from UCLA shows that getting the geriatric crowd on the Internet could be key to making the “Golden Years” a little brighter.
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Tags: brain function, Internet, study, UCLA
You’d think some people would know better when it comes to keeping sensitive information off the Web.
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Tags: Facebook, Internet, security, social networking, Web
Feeling a little overexposed on the Web? You’re not alone, and for many folks that’s just the problem being tracked by Hewlett-Packard security guys who have some new insights on an old networking idea.
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Tags: browsing, darknet, Forbes, Hewlett-Packard, Internet, privacy, security
Louisiana lawmakers have a reputation for their “creative use” of taxpayer money. And now they’ve come up with a way to get their hands on more of it — under the dubious guise of “Saving the Children.”
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Tags: Gov. Bobby Jindal, House, Internet, Louisiana, senate, tax, usage fee
Every organization has employees who surf the Internet for things unrelated to work — no point in denying it. But there are things users can seek online that could endanger your network more easily than others.
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Tags: alware, dangerous, identity theft, Internet, McAfee, search terms
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