Daily Online Examiner Editions for 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, June 2, 2017
- U.S. Web Connections Pick Up Speed, But Most Are Slower Than 'Broadband'
- Photojournalist Brings Copyright Suit Against Yahoo
- YouTube Updates Guidelines For Content Creators
- Media CEOs Face Challenges After Trump Withdraws U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement
- U.S. Implements Social-Media Screening For Visas
- 46% Of Companies Using IoT Hit By Security Breaches
- Google Helps Publishers Prep For Chrome Ad Filter
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, June 1, 2017
- FCC Unlikely To Fine AT&T For Throttling Wireless Customers
- Google Facing Two New Trademark Lawsuits Over AdWords
- 50% Would Share Smart Device Data For Discounts
- Report: Charter Rejects $100 Million Buyout Offer From Verizon
- CA Law Targets Assailants, Cohorts Who Post Video
- Google Android Security's Top Bug Reward Payout Goes Unpaid
- Hackers Hit Password Manager OneLogin
- How Will Fake News Affect Online Ad Budgets?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 31, 2017
- Senators Call For Federal Investigation Of FCC Web Site Crash
- FTC Charges Trampoline Sellers With Creating Fake Review Sites
- Netflix CEO: Net Neutrality Rollback Will Hurt Small Companies
- Survey Finds 48% Of U.S. Mobile Device Owners Know They Can Block Mobile Ads
- Deceased Teen's Parents Can't See Private Facebook Posts, German Court Rules
- Supreme Court Says Consumers Can Refill Ink Cartridges Cheaply
- Malware-Affected Apps Discovered On Google Play
- Transparency, Black Hats, The Repercussions Of Inaction
- Google Says It Can Block Almost All Phishing Messages
- Microsoft Outlook Hit With Global Outages
- YouTube Will Track 'Store Visits' For Advertisers
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 30, 2017
- Proposed Privacy Bill 'Goes Way Too Far,' ANA Says
- Take-Two Fights 'Gotcha' Privacy Suit
- New Plug-In Lets Users Envision Web Without Net Neutrality Rules
- Russian Search Engine Yandex Faces Treason Charges In Ukraine
- Amazon Issues Refunds For Kids' In-App Purchases
- Twitter Teams Up With BBC To Live Stream UK Elections
- Facebook Fires Back On German Fines
- TiVo Gets Favorable Patent Ruling, Stock Price Up
- Teenager Has YouTube Addiction, PBS Says
- Consumers Craving More Wireless Data Control
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 23, 2017
- Comcast's Net Neutrality Promises Spark Skepticism
- Facebook Users Push To Proceed With Civil Rights Suit
- Facebook Opens Up About Content-Policing Problems
- Google Lets Advertisers Mesh Users' Offline Purchases With Online Viewing Histories
- Docs Want Warnings On Social Media
- Pay-TV, Internet Satisfaction Rates Remain Low
- BART Hit With Privacy Suit Over Mobile App
- Supreme Court Deals Blow To Patent Trolls Shopping For Friendly Venues
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, May 22, 2017
- Google, Facebook, Other Tech Companies Weigh In On Battle Over Paparazzi Photos
- Marketers Press Claims Against Facebook Over Inflated Metrics
- Facebook Looks To Bolster Local News
- Review Sites Generate Higher Conversions Than Search, Social, Yelp Study Finds
- Senate Staff Can Now Use 'Signal' For Encrypted Messaging
- Facebook Deals With Massive Revenge Porn, Sextortion Allegations
- WannaCry Causes Fewer Tears Than Feared: VentureBeat
- Twitter's Williams Rues Role In Trump Election
- Is Google Reading My Mail?
- Facebook Facing Questions For Targeting Minors
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 19, 2017
- Republican Lawmaker Introduces New Online Privacy Bill
- Facebook Prevails In Lawsuit Over Terrorist Attacks In Israel
- IoT Legal Issues: It's All About The Data
- T-Mobile Exec Touts Benefits Of Possible Sprint Merger
- GDPR Will Be The Law, Under Whatever Name
- Ad-Tech Firms To Form Open-Source Initiative To Address Transparency Issues
- Social Media And Messaging Giants Will Feel PM's Wrath
- Social Media Sites Negatively Impacting Young People
- Get Permission To Ask Permission On GDPR
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 18, 2017
- FCC's O'Rielly Hopes To Block State Privacy Laws
- FCC Moves Forward With Plan To Gut Net Neutrality Rules
- Facebook Fined $122 Million For Misleading EU About WhatsApp Data
- WHOA! Facebook Declares WAR (On Clickbait)! Click To Get All The Grisly Details!
- IAB Tech Lab Announces New Tool For Reducing Fraudulent Ad Placements
- Comcast Rolls Out Fiber-To-The-Home
- Rubicon Project's Barrett: Tackle Transparency Or Ad Tech Could Face Regulation
- Social Shares Are Overwhelmingly Pro Labour
- Information Commissioner To Probe Parties' Use Of Social Targeting
- Hackers Steal 17 Million Email Addresses From Zomato
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 17, 2017
- Turn Faces Skeptical Judges In Battle Over Zombie Cookies
- Facebook Prevails In Privacy Suit Over Tracking On Health Sites
- Republican FCC Commissioner Wants To Block State Broadband Privacy Laws
- Facebook Hit With Record Privacy Fine In France
- Malicious Fake News On Facebook? Thanks For The Tip!
- Media Stocks Dip Amidst Political Turmoil
- The Rise And Fall Of So-Called 'Influencers'
- Team Trump Sends 'Sabotage' Email to Supporters
- Snap: Teenage Fad Or This Year's Silly Putty?
- The ABA Says Lawyers Should Use Encrypted Email
- ICO Gives Tips On Protecting Privacy Against Ransomware
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 16, 2017
- Broadband Privacy Bill Unveiled In New Jersey
- Google Can Keep Trademark, Court Says
- Hackers Threaten To Leak New 'Pirates Of The Caribbean'
- FilmOn Settles Battle With Broadcasters
- Report: Net Neutrality Rules Haven't Dampened Investment By ISPs
- New Survey, Old Story: Americans Are Worried About Privacy
- Almost 2 Million Email Addresses Stolen From Canada's Largest Telecom
- Was North Korea Behind The NHS Attack?
- Mickey Mouse Science: Our Pathetic Effort To Fight Cyber Fiends
- With WannaCry, At Last Something That's Not Social Media's Fault
- Facebook Cracks Down On Crappy 'Live' Content
