Daily Online Examiner Editions for November 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015
- Silicon Valley Sides With FCC, Says Muni-Broadband Networks Can Close 'Digital Divide'
- In-N-Out Sues DoorDash Delivery Service
- Verizon FiOS Tops Netflix's Streaming Video Rankings
- Franken Presses For Location Privacy Bill
- Facebook Sees Spike In Government Data Requests
- Grim Hidden YouTube Video Of Pork Plant Gets USDA's Attention
- A Guide: Facebook Video Ads Have Potential Drawbacks
- Vizio TV Links Behavioral Data Supporting Ad Serving Across Smartphone, PC, Tablets
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015
- FCC Chair Previews Broadband Privacy Rules: 'Nothing About Me Without Me'
- Facebook Hit With New Text-Spam Lawsuit
- T-Mobile Hikes Price Of Unlimited Data Plans
- Google Rolls Out New Privacy Tool
- New York State Deems Daily Fantasy Sports Gambling Illegal
- Ad Blocking Rises To 18% Of Web Users, IAB UK Says
- FBI Dives Deeper Into Clinton Email Investigation
- Top Websites Increasingly Turn to Auto-Play
- As Ad Blocking Grows, Brands Must Ask Agencies - How Do I Reach Millennials?
- Streaming TV Everywhere: 'Cap' Your Services!
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015
- T-Mobile Exempts Netflix, HBO Go And Other Video Services From Data Caps
- WiFi Password For Republican Debate: StopHillary
- Beacon Data Tells When a Consumer Is Due to Shop
- GOP Lawmakers Urge Court To Vacate Open Internet Rules
- AT&T Expands 1GB Fiber Service
- Please, Please Don't Ask People To Be Nice To You On Social Media
- Pilot Program Lets Consumers Control Own Data
- Comcast Resets Email Passwords For 200,000 Customers After Data Breach
- Griping About Comcast On Its Home Turf
- New Facebook Tool Identifies Photo Friends
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Nov. 9, 2015
- Facebook Loses Privacy Fight In Belgium
- FOMO Linked To Stress In Teens
- TVEyes Ordered To Block Downloads Of Fox News Clips
- What You Say Is As Important As Where You Say It
- StubHub Loses Antitrust Lawsuit Against Ticketmaster And Warriors
- Vizio's Smart TVs Share Users' Viewing Histories With Advertisers
- Xaxis Targets Voters With Personalized Ad Product
- Security Issues Raised Around Smart Homes
- LA Mayor Accidentally Endorses Clinton From Work Email Account
- Email Hackers That Broke Into CIA Director's Email Break Into Law Enforcement Database
- New Eye Tracking Could Enable New Billboard Advertising
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Nov. 6, 2015
- Vimeo Faces Off Against Capitol Records Over User-Created Clips
- Cox Pays $595,000 To Settle Data Breach Investigation
- FCC Won't Impose Privacy Rules On Web Publishers, Ad Networks
- Feds Say Man's False Tweets Manipulated Stock Prices
- 72% of Consumers Will Reveal Personal Info In Exchange for Coupons This Holiday
- Privacy Advocates Not Happy With TPP Text
- Look Out Ad Blockers, Says Full Page Ad In Financial Times
- Facebook Debuts Location For Pages To Help Local Ad Business
- App Makers Playing Dangerous Game With Personal Privacy
- Connecting With People By Connecting The Data Dots
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015
- Senate Considers Banning Online 'Gag' Clauses
- Comcast Expands Metered Billing Tests
- Muni-Broadband Clears Hurdles In Colorado
- Google Customer Match Seeing Facebook-Like Targeting Results
- International Trade Agreement Could Affect Online Privacy, Net Neutrality
- Obama Administration Wants to Make Email Records More Transparent
- Twitter Promises Transparent Political Donations
- That's All It Takes? Tweet Complaints About Hulu's Commercials Spurred SVOD Option
- I'm Not Trusting 'The Crowd' To Pick My TV
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015
- Charter Pushes FCC To Clear Merger With Time Warner
- MPAA Shuts Down Popcorn Time
- Outbrain And Gravity Failed To Comply With Privacy Rules, Watchdog Says
- Apps Found To Transmit Personal Information To Third Parties
- Google to EU, Hefty Antitrust Fine Inappropriate
- Gmail App Will Use AI To Respond to Your Emails For You
- Anonymous to Share Emails & Phone Numbers of KKK Members
- B2B Journalists Reveal Concerns Over Advertiser Pressure
- Google's Move Toward China Littered With Censorship Challenges
- What Exactly Is Mainstream Media?
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015
- New Firefox Tool Blocks Ads, Prevents Tracking
- PageFair Hacked, Distributes Malware With Anti-Blocking Analytics
- FCC Seeks To Fine Hilton For Obstructing WiFi Blocking Investigation
- This Ad Exec Has The Solution to Your Ad-Blocking Nightmare, And It's Wrong
- Redskins Player Sues FanDuel
- Consumers Prefer Email, But Want Choice
- Frontier Won't Rule Out Data Caps
- Sprint's New $20 'Unlimited' Data Plan Throttles Users After 1 GB
- Ad Injection, The Newest Kind of Online Fraud
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Nov. 2, 2015
- Supreme Court Debates Consumers' Right To Sue Data Brokers
- Disney Prevails In Video Privacy Case
- DAA Unveils Guidelines For Privacy Icons In Video Ads
- Ashley Madison Sued For Misleading Users With Fake Profiles
- Teen Facebook Users Can't Revive Battle Over Ads
- WikiLeaks Founder Defends Site For Publishing CIA Director Emails
- The 'Sun' To Drop Paywall
- Ben Affleck Had Clinton's Private Email Address: State Department Reveals
- TAG, AAM Join Forces Against Internet Piracy
- VASTly Improved? IAB Introduces 4.0
