Ordinary people, armed with cell phones, are at the vanguard of a revolution in journalism — one that has positive implications for democracy as Americans celebrate their independence.

WFAA-TV

The FCC today issued a Consumer Alert aimed at helping viewers who are frustrated trying to find their favorite digital TV stations.

Bing is the new online tool from Microsoft that puts a 21st century spin on Internet searches.

WFAA.com is currently re-evaluating story comments and the way they are presented and monitored on the website.

Amazon.com

Amazon today unveiled a new model of its popular Kindle electronic reading device with a screen that's two-and-a-half times larger than the current version.

YouTube has now entered the battle for the hearts, minds and eyeballs of Web surfers who thirst for TV and movie entertainment.

Today's tiny netbook does have its limitations, but for most users those are small tradeoffs when compared with the affordability and utility of these Lilliputian laptops.

RadioShack

Recycling your old electronics gear is great for the environment, but it doesn't necessarily put any cash back in your pocket. Now RadioShack has a program for you to get something back for that unused cell phone or outdated MP3 player.

You may qualify to file a free electronic tax return, but time is running out.

But only a limited selection of iTunes music is available at the bargain price; the most popular songs are now more than a dollar each.