It’s Cyber Monday. And those who are trying to get your business are willing to make it worth your while to log on and make a purchase or two.

Emory University is launching an online database about the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

It’s a shocking tragedy in one Florida town…a teenager committed suicide live on the internet, while hundreds were watching. ABC News’ Diana Alvear is covering that story. We want to warn you, some of the images you’ll see may be disturbing.

The Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce says it plans to increase its online advertising next year to attract visitors.

Sure, people will be tuning in to TV to watch election returns. But with the Internet growing in power and influence, there will probably be a lot of people who will heading to the World Wide Web to track the voting and its aftermath.

In a batch of 20 new Webisodes, Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy and friends are being brought back to animated life, much in the style of their classic holiday TV specials. The three-to-four-minute videos are taken directly from classic 1964 comic strips.