Daily Online Examiner Editions for April 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 30, 2015
- Mississippi Attorney General Fights To Keep MPAA Material Private
- AT&T Says Wireless Customers Should Have Predicted Throttling Program
- Senate Democrats Introduce New Data Breach Bill
- Spammers Use Nepal Earthquake in Email Scams
- FCC To Give Rural Broadband Providers $1.7 Billion
- Cablevision To Launch Data Tool To Optimize TV Campaigns
- Twitter Shells Out $533 Million To Buy Ad Tech Firm TellApart
- DCN's Kint To Publishers: Don't Lose Sight Of Content As Audience-Buying Takes Over
- How Apple Watch Capitalizes On Near-Me Searches
- British Betting Site Betfair Overhauls Email Policy After Vulnerabilities Exposed
- Anonymous Social Sharing App Secret Shuts Down
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, April 29, 2015
- New Bill Aims To Protect People's Right To Post Reviews
- Rand Paul Moves To Block Open Internet Rules
- Internet Entrepreneur Asks FCC To Stay Net Neutrality Order
- Facebook Says European Privacy Laws Could Hinder New Features
- Student Privacy Bill Introduced In House
- Smartphone Dependent Users Are Really Dependent
- Google's Project Fi And The Next Challenge To Protect Data
- Twitter, Google Partner In Ad, Attribution Deal
- NAA Reports Record Audience For Online Newspapers
- Judge Orders Deadline for Release of Hillary Clinton's Emails
- Mobile Location History Could be Key, Says Report
- Google Launches Chrome Extension For Password Protection
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 28, 2015
- AT&T Defends Premium Pricing For Privacy
- Nick.com Visitors Seek To Revive Video Privacy Battle With Viacom And Google
- AOL Dial-Up User Hit With $24,000 Phone Bill
- Supreme Court TV? Big Time, Less-Than-Pretty Arguments For Your Viewing Pleasure
- Google Rolls Out A $164 Million Partnership With European Newspapers
- Twitter's Stock Drops 18% After Earnings Revealed In Tweet
- Study: One Third Of Babies Use Mobile Devices
- MDC Partners Stock Plunges After SEC Investigation Disclosure
- Google Joins Ad Council Initiative Creators For Good
- Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign Launches On Social
- 12.5% of Emails Sent by Nonprofits Land in Spam Folder
- AOL Chief Armstrong On AOL-Yahoo Merger Rumors: 'Dead Notion'
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 27, 2015
- AT&T's Broadband Promises Likely To Sell Regulators On Merger
- Supreme Court To Decide Whether Spokeo Can Be Sued Over Inaccuracies
- Judge Must Attend Class In Social Media
- ESPN Sues Verizon For Letting Customers Reconfigure TV Packages
- FCC Workshop On Tuesday Will Explore Broadband Users' Privacy
- ANA Advises Advertisers To Make 'Measurably Viewable' New Digital Ad Currency Standard
- Ebay CEO Backs Google, Calls The Search Engine A Commerce Competitor
- Google, Facebook, Reddit Throw Lifeline To Nepal Quake Area. Would Emergency Internet Standards Help?
- Google Has A New Display Network Interface
- Trai Exposes Email Addresses of Net Neutrality Supporters
- A Mess Of Millions: OTAs And The Truth Behind Their Unpaid Hotel Taxes
- Google Looks For IP, Launches Secondary Patent Marketplace
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 24, 2015
- FCC Chairman Explains How Comcast-Time Warner Deal Threatened Online Video
- How Government's Net-Neutrality Stance Killed Comcast-Time Warner Merger
- Digital Democracy? More Like Digital Dictatorship
- Cable Ad Bureau Video Tweaks Online's 'Shocking' Click Bots
- What Would You Rather Quit? Cable Or Netflix?
- FTC Opposes AT&T's Bid To Appeal Decision In Throttling Battle
- WPP's Sorrell Welcomes EU Charges Against Google
- Data Breaches Are an Ongoing Threat to Companies
- Disney Blocks Verizon Custom TV Ads
- Comcast-Time Warner Dead, But Broadband Competition Still Lacking
- With TWC/Comcast Deal Dead, Charter May Make TWC Bid
- ANA, 4A's Unveil 'Transparency' Task Force: Will Take 'Decisive Action' To Address Concerns
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 23, 2015
- Report: Comcast To Walk Away From Time Warner Cable
- FTC Says Retail Tracking Company Didn't Keep Privacy Promises
- Cablevision Offers Cord-Cutter Package For TV, Internet
- AT&T Says DirecTV Purchase Will Result In Expanded Fiber Service
- Google's Subscription Ad-Blocking Service Arrives In Beta
- Netflix Viewing Rises, Impacts Trad TV Trends
- Facebook And Google Say Encryption Protects Users' Rights
- House Passes Cyber Security Bill
- Twitter Execs Ditch Stock-Dropping Practice
- Do Millennials Respond To 'Equality-Themed' Ads? Google Says Yes
- Ad-Blocking Crisis: Time Publishers Got Tough On Digital Shoplifters
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, April 22, 2015
- Comcast Faces New Questions About Hulu
- Aereo Agrees To Pay $950,000 To Broadcasters
- Google's Lobbying Spending Reaches New Heights
- Public Knowledge Seeks To Join Court Fight Over Net Neutrality Rules
- Social Media Risk Scoring Comes To Insurance
- IAB: Digital Ad Revenue Approaching $50 Billion Annually
- German Court Sides With AdBlock Plus
- Is Path Selling Social App to South Korean Company?
- Delaware Governor Accused of Conducting Secret Business With Undercover Email Address
- News Media Losing Patience With Facebook
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 21, 2015
- Record Labels Sue MP3Skull For Piracy
- Senators Seek To Block Comcast's Merger With Time Warner
- Comcast's Internet Essentials Program Won't Close Digital Divide
- Survey: Most Young Workers Would Quit Jobs Over Mobile Access
- Congress Considers Freeing More Spectrum For Mobile Broadband
- Web Users Unaware That They Access Government Data
- Twitter Expands Prohibited Content To Include Violent Threats
- Political Campaigns And The Race Between Social, Search
- Yahoo Makes Data Anomalies Work Through Webscope, But Not For Marketers
- Federal Data Breach Bill Isn't as Some Strong as Existing State Laws
- Google Makes Search Histories Downloadable
- Uber Faces Another Lawsuit
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 20, 2015
- Sony Tries, Again, To Convince Media To Ignore Leaked Emails
- Google, Yahoo Encrypting Ad Network Connections
- Google Says Super Cray Not Entitled To AdSense Revenue
- No Pro-Roll Please, The Ad Blockers Say
- Owning Data Is The Key For Making Good Customer Experiences Even Better
- CenturyLink Sues Over Net Neutrality Rules
- HBO Now For U.S. Users Only, Company Says
- Less Ads Mean Streaming TV Tops Traditional Viewing
- Twitter Tweaks Messaging Service To Compete With Facebook
- How One Small Town Turned Twitter Into A Civic Asset
- Hold The Phone! ESPN Isn't Happy About Verizon Skinny Package
- When FBI Overrides Twitter Smarts
- BuzzFeed Says Posts Were Deleted Because Of Ad Pressure
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 17, 2015
- Report: DOJ Staff Wants To Block Comcast-Time Warner Merger
- SquareTrade Told To Revise Boasts Based On Web Reviews
- Google Prank Accidentally Broke Its Security
- Consumers Concerned About IoT Data, Privacy
- California Considers Bill To Limit Data Collection By Ride-Sharing Companies
- Verizon FiOS Latest Co. To Offer Custom TV Package
- Internet.org Under Criticism In India
- Twitter Admits To Troll Infestation
- Google's $1 Billion Iowa Data Center
- WikiLeaks Publishes Thousands Of Sony Documents, Emails In Searchable Database
- Google DoubleClick Network Hit With More Malvertising
