On Friday, Nov. 2, Scott Paul Beirele walked into a yoga studio in Tallahassee, Florida and shot and killed two people. Beirele has a history of posting racist and sexist comments online and sympathized...
To the Editor:
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent 10 hours, over the course of two days, testifying before both houses of Congress last week. That news rightly took a back seat to reports...
This week, I would like to share junior Chris Collins’ experience in China. Though Japan is very close to China, I have never been to China. So, by interviewing him, I learned interesting facts about...
From the creators of the cinnamon challenge comes a new trend sweeping 2018 by storm. The Tide Pod challenge.
Popular amongst teens and social media outlets, the challenge pushes people to “eat”...
The internet has remained relatively untouched by governmental restrictions or other forms of legislation, but this may change soon. Currently, internet users operate with net neutrality rules under Title...
“Guilford College without its Internet connection is like Donald Trump without his toupee,” said Early College senior Laura Williams. “It just won’t work.”
Guilford has a turbulent Wi-Fi connection...
In March, the Federal Communications Commission reclassified the Internet from an information service to a telecommunication service. This ruling will ensure the permanence of open Internet by giving the...
In a massive structure in Maiden, North Carolina, surrounded by a farm of solar panels, hundreds of servers help one of the world’s largest tech companies store millions of bytes of private information....
Do you prefer Netflix or Hulu Plus? Well, if you have Comcast you may be better off using Netflix.
In February, Netflix paid Comcast to speed up its service. This happened after a federal appeals court...
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