Daily Online Examiner Editions for December 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015
- 'Montana Standard' Abandons Plan To Retroactively Unmask Commenters
- Google Wants To Take 'Parked Domains' Battle To Supreme Court
- Bill Banning 'Gag Clauses' Clears Senate
- Massachusetts Town Builds 2G Broadband Network
- Vegas Journal Staffers Take To Twitter To Reveal New Owner
- Half of U.S. Marketers Unaware of Looming EU Data Privacy Law
- Netflix Has New Bandwidth-Saving Tech
- Digital & Politics: Seizing The Right Ad Opportunities
- EPA Broke Law With Social Media Campaign
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Dec. 14, 2015
- NY Attorney General Challenges Broadband Providers Over Speed Claims
- Court Won't Review Pro-Cartoon Network Privacy Ruling
- Angie's List Explains Why Bad Reviews Are Scrapped When Users Get Refunds
- AT&T Hikes U-Verse Price
- Ted Cruz Campaign Hires Firm To Profile Voters
- Connexity Acquires Hitwise To Provide Stronger Behavioral Targeting, Audience Measurement
- Ad-Blocking Enters Pop Culture In The Form Of South Park
- Google Search Terms Identify Growing Hate For Muslims In U.S.
- Twitter Blows Whistle On State-Sponsored Attack
- 'Las Vegas Review-Journal' Editor Wants To Know Who's In Charge
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Dec. 11, 2015
- Web Companies Ask Congress To Let Net Neutrality Rules Stand
- GOP Senators Criticize FCC For Boosting Muni-Broadband
- DraftKings And FanDuel Ordered To Stop Operating In New York
- T-Mobile Lures Verizon Users With Free Hulu
- Mobile Hastening Decline Of Cable
- Internet Of Things Seen Changing Content Marketing
- Shocker: 33% Of All Programmatic Ad Impressions On Mobile Could Be Fake
- BlockIQ's BlockBypass Aims To Recapture Lost Ad Dollars
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 10, 2015
- Verizon Joins AT&T And T-Mobile In Offering Toll-Free Data
- Power Ventures Asks Appeals Court To Vacate Spam Award
- Study: One In Three 'Piracy' Sites Contains Malware
- WaPo Says Mozilla's Latest App Captures The Ethical Dilemma Of Ad-Blocking
- Warning That Connected Toys Could Be Used As Spying Devices
- Have I Been Pwned Helps Consumers Identify If Their Email Address Has Been Stolen
- Google Digs Into Data, Voice Search Ads, Cross-Device Metrics To Reveal Insights
- Sponsored Content And Editorial Integrity
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015
- Comcast CEO Defends Controversial Data Caps
- Verizon Won't Count 'Sponsored Data' Against Users' Caps
- Wyndham Settles With FTC Over Data Breach
- Music Piracy Site Aurous Shuts Down
- New York Lawmaker Wants To Legalize Daily Fantasy Sports
- The SEC Doesn't Want Email Privacy Reform
- 20% Of U.S. Adults Say They Are Online 'Almost Constantly'
- Consumer Study Finds A Third Plan To Install A Blocker In Next 3 Months
- Comcast Promotes A Digital Divide Solution To Low-Income Families
- Debate Will Shape The Ad Business in 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015
- Mozilla Unveils Ad-Blocking App For iPhones
- Marketers And Agencies Pledge To Avoid Piracy Sites
- Cable Monopolies Employ Sledgehammer Of Data Caps
- Panty Thief Tracked Victims On Social Media
- Appeals Court Sides With Google In Battle Over 'Fraudulent' Search Listings
- AT&T Expanding Fiber Optic Broadband Network
- Five Types Of Super-Annoying Ads
- Streaming Media Now 70% Of Household Web Traffic
- Location Data Fine-Tuned To Aid Advertisers
- Ad Blocking Movement: Global, Large And Looming
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Dec. 7, 2015
- Sling TV CEO Warns About Comcast's Data Caps
- Mozilla Ends 'Sponsored Tiles' Ad Program
- Gawker Counters Daily Mail's Libel Accusation
- France Mulls Ban On Public WiFi
- Five Stars Loyalty Prevails In Text-Spam Lawsuit
- Google Drive Phishing Scam Returns
- Digital, Niche Reporters Are Taking Over The Washington Press Corps
- Trying To Avoid Commercials
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Dec. 4, 2015
- Authors Guild Backs Apple In E-Book Price-Fixing Battle
- Appellate Judges Grill FCC And Broadband Industry Over Net Neutrality Rules
- Amazon, Google, Other Tech Companies Urge Court To Lift New Text-Spam Rules
- Twitter Seeks To Trademark 'Subtweet'
- Wall Street's Wieser Downgrades Madison Ave.'s Long-Term Outlook To 'Tepid,' Cites Ad Blocking
- The Verge Attacks Amazon For Cozying Up To 'Unhinged, Racist Blowhard'
- CBS Spat With FCC About Its Online Rights To Block Programming
- Google to Appeal Russia's Court Decision Over Targeting Ads Based on Gmail Conversations
- Zuckerberg Responds To Critics Over Philanthropy Plans
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 3, 2015
- FTC Hires Online Privacy Guru Lorrie Cranor
- Appeals Court To Weigh Net Neutrality Rules
- Investing In Our Industry Is Crazy, Because We're Insane
- Facebook To Block Non-Users In Belgium
- New Jersey Towns Seek Investigation Of Verizon
- Digital Media Ad Mischief Grows: What Does This Mean For Traditional TV?
- Apple Patent Application Shows How to Use Beacons to Track iPhones for Advertisers
- Nearly 5% Plan To Cut The Cord
- Why Zuckerberg Structured His Charity As An LLC
- Rep. Bob Goodlatte Won't Support Email Privacy Act Without Changes
- Speed Beats Price For Broadband Switchers
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015
- Cox May Be Responsible For Copyright Infringement By Subscribers
- Former FCC Staffer To Head IAB's Lobbying Efforts
- Digital Ad Industry Loses $8.2B Via Fraud And Flaws In Supply Chain
- Zuckerberg Pledges To Give 99% Of Facebook Stock To Charity
- AT&T Says Net Neutrality Rules Hinder New Services
- GOP Seeks To Stop FCC From Enforcing Net Neutrality Rules
- Toy Maker Hacked, Showing Kid Selfies Stored
- Engaged Woman Caught Scamming Magazine Wedding Contest With Fake Email Addresses
- Google Speaks Out to Support Email Privacy Act
- The Price Of Data On The Black Market
