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Web users in El Paso, (everywhere really), need to know about the latest scam ...

Texas is famous for having everything bigger than anyone or anywhere else and that includes our "tall tales". Every state has 'em but (some of) ours are true!

Our question of the day was " You're getting married where you met your partner, where is the wedding going to be? The responses will make your heart happy.

If you spend any time on the internet at all, chances are you spend time on You Tube. From music videos to product reviews, cat videos and conspiracy theories, the site has it all. Have you ever wondered what the most popular channels are in each state...

With smart phones, computers, and even landline telephones relying more and more on the Internet, what happens in a disaster that damages cell towers and other infrastructure? Amateur radio operators spring into action. A method of communication--once thought to be dying off due to the increasing speed and popularity of the World Wide Web--is gaining new respect and unprecedented growth, especiall

This has been a big news story for the past day or so: an encryption flaw (basically, a "hole" in the security of some websites) called the "Heartbleed" bug has been discovered. The initial reports I heard made it sound like you needed to change ALL of your website passwords; but apparently, that's not the case. Here's a breakdown of which of the websites' passwords you should

Earl is preparing to launch his new website. The only problem is, he has enlisted the services of Earl, Jr. (E.J.) to be his "webmaster." What could possibly go wrong? Find out in Monday's episode of Earl Pitts: Amerikun!

The music business has changed by leaps and bounds over the past ten or fifteen years. It used to be all about selling records and concert tickets. And, though these things still play a huge role in the equation, there are now other factors involved... like "digital downloads" and "online views".

The brains at web development and design company Go-Globe created a stunning infographic that breaks down the internet activity happening every minute of the day on sites like Twitter, Google, Facebook, and Skype. And it’s kind of amazing.