Daily Online Examiner Editions for April 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 16, 2015
- Yelp Doesn't Have To Unmask Reviewers In Virginia
- Netflix Vows To Avoid New Data-Cap Deals
- Social Media Guides Investment Decisions
- Yahoo, Microsoft Restructure Search Alliance
- New Research Shows Online Video's Rise
- Web Users Seek To Revive Video Privacy Lawsuit Against Hulu
- HBO Complains To Periscope About Piracy
- Nationalization Threatens Google's Internet
- CT Court Warns About Spam Emails
- Snapchat Trying To Poach Uber Employees With Geo-Filters
- Yahoo Mail Contact Cards Add LinkedIn, Twitter Data
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, April 15, 2015
- Google Accused Of Harming Consumers By Promoting Own Shopping Service
- LinkedIn Urges Judge To Toss 'Add Connections' Lawsuit
- AT&T Challenges Net Neutrality Rules
- Google, Prepare Yourself For An EU Beating
- Will Google Connect Mail, YouTube To Target Search Ads?
- Google Wants Advertisers to Share Custom Data to Improve Targeting
- Forbes Licenses New Capitalist Tool, Social Selling
- Tinder Integrates With Instagram
- Net Neutrality Rules Protect Broadcasters, FCC Chairman Says
- New ASME Guidelines Address Native Ads
- It Takes Less Than 2 Mins For a Spam Email to Infect a Company's Network
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 14, 2015
- Net Neutrality Rules Won't Discourage Investment, FCC Chief Says
- TV's Most-Pirated Show Returns, With More Thieving -- And Marketing Value?
- 'Booby-Trapped' Ad Delivered Via RTB Reveals The Ever Evolving World Of Ad Fraud
- Google Entitled To Emails Between MPAA And Mississippi Attorney General
- Verizon Touts Data Caps As Pro-Consumer
- Cyber Security Firm Illumio Gets $100M
- Twitter Turns Off Data Feed To Promising British Start-Up
- TV Viewership Declines Across All Demos
- Google Adds mDialog OTT TV Inventory To DoubleClick AdX
- CT Lawmaker Fights Stems From an Email
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 13, 2015
- Broadband Providers Seeks To Nix Net Neutrality Rules
- AMC Wins Video Privacy Case
- Congress To Take Up Patent Troll Bills
- Time Warner Cable Boosts Speeds In Charlotte, N.C.
- Calif. Regulator Wants To Block Comcast Merger With Time Warner
- Facebook Denies Breaching EU Privacy Laws
- Clinton Announces Run For Presidency As Republicans Strike Back With Online Ads
- Clinton Launches White House Bid On Social Media
- Adland Stocks Fall After Analyst's Advice To Exit Ad Sector
- LinkedIn Elevate Encourages Company Staffers To Curate Content
- DBO Works With Search Engines To Block PayDay Lenders
- Spotify Asking Users To Tweet Ads
- Guess What? Trolls Found Meerkat and Periscope
- Linking Digital Ads To In-Store Visits Continues To Spread: Tapad, Placed Ink Deal
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 10, 2015
- Spokeo Makes Last-Ditch Plea To Supreme Court
- FCC To Examine Verizon's Supercookies
- 'Game Of Thrones' Sees Spike In Piracy
- AT&T Seeks To Appeal Decision In Throttling Dispute
- Microsoft Continues to Fight DOJ on Email Privacy
- TV Consumers Spending More On Subscription Internet Video
- How Memex Searches For Crime On The Dark Web
- You Searched For This; I Will Personalize It With That
- BuzzFeed Pulls Post Critical Of Brand Partner Dove
- Imagine! Cable Companies Competing! Against Each Other! Online!
- Facebook Still Tops For Teens
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 9, 2015
- Amazon Sues Over Fake Reviews
- Turn Hit With New Lawsuit Over 'Zombie' Cookies
- Facebook Faces Privacy Class-Action In EU
- LinkedIn Buys Lynda.com, Invests In Education
- Block That Ad! It's A Growing Problem
- OTT Enters 6% Of U.S. Homes
- Clinton Campaign's CTO Comes From Google
- Nevada Politicians Sponsor Bill to Keep All Official Internet Traffic Within the State
- 92% Of Teens Surf Daily, 24% 'Almost Constantly,' Pew Poll Finds
- Silver Linings Emerge From Dark Cloud Of Ad Fraud
- Can Your Phone Measure Emotion?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, April 8, 2015
- In Shift, Bell Canada Will Obtain Opt-In Consent For Behavioral Targeting
- The Good, Bad & Ugly Of IAB's Definition of Native
- Google Defeats Class-Action Over In-App Purchases
- Social Media's Route To Retail Revolution: Personalize The Shopping Experience
- Sinclair Broadcast Aggregates Data With Audience Network
- Connected-TV Growth On Rise, Fueled By Network Apps
- YouTube Blocks Rand Paul's Campaign Announcement Over Copyright Concerns
- GOP Lawmaker Seeks To Cancel Net Neutrality Rules
- Ad Tech Revenue To Grow To $100 Billion By 2020
- HBO Now Stress Test Starts Sunday
- Russian Hackers Breach White House Email
- YouTube Kids Will Have To Be Clearer If Launched In UK
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 7, 2015
- Advocates Challenge YouTube App For Children
- LeadClick Responsible For Affiliates' 'Fake News' Sites
- WPP's Data Alliance, Facebook Expand Global Alliance
- YouTube Kids User-Generated Content Accusations At Heart Of Unfair Practices
- Publicis Groupe Promotes Sapient Executive to General Counsel
- Broadband Providers Seek Protection From TV Programmers
- Divorce Via Facebook Now A Thing
- What We Learned From The Midterm Elections
- Lawmaker Speaks Out Against Comcast-Time Warner Deal
- HBO Now Rolls Out On Apple, Cablevision
- U.C. Riverside Data Breach Exposes Personal Details of 8,000 People
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 6, 2015
- Google Must Face Lawsuit For Sharing App Purchasers' Names With Developers
- Facebook Sued For Creating Database of 'Faceprints'
- Tech, Age, Anxiety Impact Our Response To Personalized Advertising
- Social Spam Plagues Social Networks
- Standing Up For Everyone
- Tech Companies Press For Anti-Discrimination Laws
- YouTube 'Working To Restore Service' In Turkey Means Complying With Local Laws
- EU Courts Work Through 'Right To Be Forgotten'
- Many Supporters Of Comcast's Merger With Time Warner Received Donations
- Inside Russia's Army Of Online Trolls
- Turkish Court Blocks Twitter, YouTube
- Sony Play Station Emails Vita Customers About Refunds After FTC Settlement
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 3, 2015
- Microsoft Stops Turning On Do-Not-Track Commands
- Google's $8.5 Million Data-Leak Settlement Wins Approval
- U.S. Average Internet Speed Now Over 11 Mbps
- Global Ad Spend On Social Nets Forecast At 29%
- Google Likely To Face EU Antitrust Charges
- Search Engines Make Us Think We're Smart
- FCC Submits Net Neutrality Rules For Publication
- Funny Or Die Goes To Washington
- Patent Trolls Cast Shadow Over Ad Industry
- Parents Not Super At Protecting Kids' Privacy
- Innovid's Video Patent Helps Leverage Online Ad Options
- Fight For Women's Rights Goes From Social Media To Frontiers Of Foreign Policy
