Daily Online Examiner Editions for March 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 31, 2015
- Mississippi AG's Demands For Information Likely Violated Google's Rights, Judge Rules
- FTC's McSweeny Reminds Advertisers To Disclose Paid Endorsements
- Do You Want to Shop Where They Analyze Your Eye Movements?
- Google Argues Parents Can't Proceed With Class-Action Over In-App Purchases
- Why The Ad Industry Needs To Go On A Cookie Diet
- Ad Lawyers' Predictions: Data Will Be King, Disclaimers Will Disappear
- Lessons From The Savviest Facebook Senators
- A&E, Lifetime Withhold Some Programs From Sling TV
- Report: Facebook's Tracking Cookies Violate EU Law
- Google Undercuts Connectivity In AT&T Competing Cities
- Charter Communications Snaps Up Bright House Networks For $10B
- Hillary Clinton Used Email on Her iPad, Despite Claims She Only Used a Blackberry
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 30, 2015
- FCC To Consider Privacy Protections For Broadband Users
- Verizon Urges Congress To Regulate Broadband
- Big Data Analytics And Fitbit May Find Their Way Into Courtrooms
- Whipclip Lets Users Share Clips from TV Shows, Legally
- Smartphone User Presses Claim That Android IDs Can Identify Users
- Morals in Advertising: Paleo Blogger Does Voiceover Work For Coca-Cola and KFC
- Clypd Adds TiVo Data To Programmatic TV Platform
- Senator Questions FTC's Antitrust Investigation Of Google
- Meerkat May Be Heading Into 'Legal Minefield'
- House Committee Chairman Challenges Clinton on Deleted Emails
- Mattel Making Wi-Fi-Enabled Barbie
- Experts Warn of More Payments Fraud
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, March 27, 2015
- Vacationers Must Face Lawsuit For Violating 'House Rule' Banning Reviews
- Pay-Per-Click Marketers Aim To Revive Class-Action Against Facebook
- Google Can't Shake Safari-Hack Lawsuit In U.K.
- TV Everywhere Makes Gains, iPad Viewing Most Popular
- Net Neutrality Advocates Warn Of 'Specialized Services' Loophole
- FCC Head: Open Internet Rules Advance Interests Of Millions Of Web Users
- Hispanic Coalition Demands More Hispanics On TV Political Shows
- What The Wha? What Is Apple TV Anyway?
- Facebook To Test Massive Drone
- Whatsapp Overtakes Text Messaging
- BBC Uses Facebook To Skirt Repression
- Mobile Makes Millennials Smarter Car Shoppers, And Faster With The Thumbs
- Google Fiber Ads Vs. Facebook Audiences
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 26, 2015
- Comcast Critics Blast 'See-You-In-Court Attitude'
- LinkedIn Settles Battle Over Email Invites
- Tech Companies Ask White House To End NSA Surveillance
- Anonymity And Privacy
- For Cord-Cutters Prime Time Is, Well, Prime Time
- U.K. Company Says Facebook Stole Data-Center Design Technique
- The Truth About Location-Based Mobile Advertising
- FTC Defends Decision Not To Prosecute Google
- ESPN To Launch TV DMP: Will Enable Brands To Target Audiences, Not Ratings
- Montana DOJ Now Sending Email Alerts to Citizens When Sex Offenders Move Into the Neighborhood
- Hacker Takes Tinder Users For A Ride
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 25, 2015
- FCC's Ajit Pai: Competition 'Best Tonic' To Blocking By Broadband Providers
- Apple, Developers Must Face Privacy Lawsuit Over Address-Book Uploads
- Facebook Introduces New Analytics For Apps
- Unruly's New Targeting Tech Predicts Audience Emotions
- Magnetic Receives U.S. Patent For Programmatic Search Retargeting
- Comcast's Merger With Time Warner In Limbo Until Middle Of Year
- U.S. Broadband Speeds Show Increase
- What Did Google Pay To Have Near-Weekly White House Meetings?
- White House Names First Chief Digital Officer
- Is Nextdoor.com Hotbed Of Racial Profiling?
- Neighborhood Association's Email Mistake Fires Up Community
- Social Media: Yes, The Starbucks Thing Was A Bad Idea
- Mozilla Firefox Replaces Google In Turkey
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 24, 2015
- Net Neutrality Battle Moves To Courts
- Consumer Comments: What's Their Real Worth -- And Effect?
- Mississippi AG Appeals Order Blocking Google Investigation
- U.S. Elections Could Shape These Industries Differently Than Others
- FCC's Ajit Pai Urges Congress To Take Away Funds For Net Neutrality Enforcement
- Texas AG Challenges RadioShack Plan To Auction Off Email Addresses
- Google To Roll Out Fiber To Salt Lake City
- Maurice Levy Labels European Referendum 'Very Dangerous'
- NFL Airs Net-Only Game To Test TV Platform
- Google's New CFO Comes From Wall Street
- Amazon's Online Gaming Site Twitch Emails Users About Security Breach
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 23, 2015
- FTC Creates New Office To Examine Internet Of Things, Big Data, Other Emerging Tech
- Lawmakers Set To Unveil Student Privacy Bill
- One In Three Americans Changed Online Behavior Because Of Surveillance
- DraftKings Told To Revise Web Boasts
- Record Companies Take Aim At Free Music Streaming
- When Behavior Becomes The Main Signal In One-On-One Targeting
- Twitter Facing Discrimination Suit
- Real Time Data is Key to Getting Email Right: Adobe
- OpenX Opens New Front On Fraud, Takes Battle To User's Browser
- Google Fiber TV Ad Trials Test Real-Time Data
- Twitter, Foursquare Team For Location-Based Expansion
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, March 20, 2015
- HBO Doesn't Want Streaming Video To Count Against Data Caps
- FTC Decision About Google Complicated By Competing Staff Reports
- App Security Fairly Well Blows, IBM Finds
- European Lawmaker Says 2012 FTC Report Bolsters Antitrust Case Against Google
- Chat To Your CIO About Customer Data Security Or Face A 100m Euro Fine -- The Choice Is Yours
- Cable One Can't Shake NebuAd Privacy Case
- Advocacy Group Calls For FTC To Reopen Google Investigation
- Twitter Claims May Will See First 'Twitter Election'
- LinkedIn Debuts Job Search App
- FTC Closed Antitrust Case Against Google Despite Negative Staff Report
- Ugly Mail Allows Users to See When Their Emails Are Being Tracked
- White House Taps Facebook Engineer As IT Director
- Turning Journalists Into Yahoos
- What Will New Legislation Mean For Marketers -- And When?
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 19, 2015
- Republicans Blast FCC's 'Politically Motivated' Net Neutrality Rules
- FTC Staff Reportedly Wanted To Bring Antitrust Case Against Google
- Pearson Monitored Students' Social Media To Detect Cheating
- Two To 'One,' AOL Platform Now Targets Facebook And Twitter Users
- Microsoft's GroupMe Faces Appeal In Text-Spam Case
- Google, Bing Analyze March Madness Behavior To Make Predictions
- Comcast-Time Warner Merger Faces More Delays
- GOP's Net Neutrality Bill Won't Gain Democratic Support Without Changes
- Blocking Traffic From Spam Referral Sites
- California AG Admits Using Personal Email Address at Work to Forward Articles
- Facebook Facing Discrimination Suit
- Apple Forging Ahead With Programmatic Plans
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 18, 2015
- TRUSTe Finalizes Settlement With FTC
- The Right To Be Forgotten Is 'Complete Disaster,' Law Prof Says
- Yahoo Opposes Class-Action In Email Privacy Battle
- Lack of Data, Effective Marketing Hurt Brand Growth In Africa
- Premium Publishers Including Guardian, Reuters, FT Launch Programmatic Alliance
- Righthaven Is Defunct, But Legacy Survives
- Radio Broadcasters Want To Disclose Paid Sponsorships Online
- Experts @SXSW Ask If Privacy By Design Makes A Company More Likeable
- How Brands Can Avoid The Legal Pitfalls Of UGC Marketing
- Federal Agencies Do Not Have Standardized Email Policy
- Apple Plans Its Own Content Service
