Daily Online Examiner Editions for May 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 14, 2015
- Netflix, Tumblr And Others Seek To Defend Net Neutrality Rules
- BBB Privacy Unit Faults Etsy, Three Other Publishers
- A Tempest In A Periscope
- Marketers Drop Lawsuit Accusing Facebook Of Charging For 'Invalid' Clicks
- Real-Time Data Platform Ekho Raises $1.2 Million
- 54% of Location-Targeted Mobile Ads Off By More Than Half a Mile
- Cox To Charge Broadband Customers For Exceeding Data Caps
- Verizon-AOL Deal Fueled By Data
- Facebook Pressing Vendors To Improve Worker Pay, Benefits
- AT&T Will Begin Offering Hulu
- Digital Disruption? Just Getting Started, And Going Horizontal
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 13, 2015
- Advocates Want AT&T To Offer Broadband-Only Plans, Follow Neutrality Rules
- Broadband Providers Ask Court To Prevent FCC From Imposing Privacy Rules
- Theater Chain Accused Of Violating Text-Spam Law
- Cross-Screen Marketing Tech Firm Tapad Raises $18.5M
- Turner Powers Digital Ad Campaigns Via Turner Data Cloud
- Google Rejects Most 'Right To Forget' Requests
- Verizon Exec Says AOL's Ad Platform Is Important Addition
- Wearables Gaining Customer Favour, Privacy Concerns Remain
- Verizon's, AOL's Data Trove
- Michigan Lawmakers Vote to Allow Email Evictions
- Consumers Don't Want Their Data Sold
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 12, 2015
- Verizon's Takeover Of AOL Raises 'Urgent Privacy Concerns,' Advocacy Group Says
- Ad Industry Opposes Illinois Data Breach Bill
- Verizon And Sprint Settle Cramming Charges For $158 Million
- LinkedIn Shares Data With Independent Researchers
- The Mother of All Disruption
- Industry Reacts To Verizon's $4.4 Billion AOL Purchase
- Smartphones Continue Path To Ubiquity
- Meet Storm, A Private Search Engine That Gives To Charity
- Federal Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Hillary Clinton
- AOL Could Spin Off Huffington Post For $1B
- Google Shuts Down Map Maker To Improve Spam Detection
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, May 11, 2015
- White House Taps Privacy Expert Ed Felten For Key Role
- FCC Refuses To Stay Net Neutrality Rules
- Dish TV Subscribers Dip, But Revs Rise
- Sony Execs Couldn't Agree On Net Neutrality Stance
- Yahoo Says Ex-Employee Leaked Information To Journalist
- 74% of Mobile Shoppers Fine with Not Being Identified in a Store
- The New Frontier: Social Media And Deceptive Advertising
- Google Expands Ad Industry Dominance, Facebook Catching Up
- Fraud Ad List Unveiled At IAB
- Cyber Security Firm Tiversa Accused of Fraud
- Reed Hastings Gives Linear TV Another 20 Years
- Trend By Internet Start-Ups To Avoid IPOs, Wait For Buyout
- Masculinity Crisis Because Of Porn, Gaming, Says Psychologist,
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 8, 2015
- FCC Urged To Deny Request To Stay Broadband Regulations
- Connecticut Legislature Protects Employees' Social Media Passwords
- Broadband Providers Say Net Neutrality Rules Won't Affect Business
- Privacy Group Backs Nick.com Users Against Google And Viacom
- The Problem With Facebook's "Polarization" Study
- When Web, Technology Automatically Identifies The Caller
- 20% of Marketers Use Behavioral Targeting in Email
- Bridging the Gap Between On- and Offline Marketing With CRM
- Google Finds 46% Of Video Ads Are Never Seen, Measures Viewable Impressions
- Red, White And Down All Over: Newspaper Revenues Drop
- Real-Time Audience Targeting, Coming Soon To A Theater Near You
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 7, 2015
- AT&T Responds To Netflix, Says Degrading Video Makes No 'Business Sense'
- Ad Industry To Start Enforcing Mobile Privacy Rules In September
- Google Names Ad Networks Responsible For Ad Injectors
- Google, Amazon Same-Day Delivery Via Drone Moves Closer To Reality After FAA Agrees To Run Tests
- Comcast Asks Customer To Sign Non-Disclosure Agreement Before Obtaining Refund
- Voters Keeping Views Private On 'Dark Social'
- Time To Think About Regulation For Disruption
- Should We Still Call Them Cable Companies?
- State Department Official Testifies That Clinton's Private Email Was Unacceptable
- TRAI Responds to Net Neutrality Supporters After Sharing Email IDs Publicly
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 6, 2015
- AT&T Stops Automatically Throttling Wireless Users
- FCC Chairman Favors More Rights For Online Video Distributors
- NBC Takes Down Clip Posted By Carly Fiorina Campaign
- Whoops: Twitter Runs Ads Next To Porn
- Cablevision CEO Muses On TWC Merger
- EU To Investigate Online Shopping Services
- For Best Results: Big Data, Meet Media Research
- Study: Social Media Drives TV Viewership
- Comcast Launches 2 GB Service In Chicago
- Judge Dismisses Class Action Suit Against eBay Over Data Breach
- Sky Wins Legal Battle Against Similar-Sounding Skype
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 5, 2015
- Netflix Warns Of Threat Posed By AT&T-DirecTV Merger
- Advocates Oppose Entrepreneur's Request To Stay Net Neutrality Rules
- Give Smartphone Viewers Ad Choice, And They'll Engage
- Drawbridge Strikes Deals With Datalogix And LiveRamp To Link Online, Offline Activity
- Internet of Things' True Promise Is Real-Time Digital Marketing
- Alaska Airlines Gets To Know Its Customers Offline Through Online Data
- Cablevision Reports Uptick In All Key Business Sectors
- OpenTV Sues Apple For Patent Infringement
- Twitter Faces Good Odds If Sued Over Mayweather-Macquiao Streams
- Grooveshark Clone Appears Online
- Hulu On Cable? Five More Operators Sign Up
- 'NYT' Tailors Story Based On Readers' Location
- App Targets Mobile Shoppers in Malls
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, May 4, 2015
- Court Order Fails To Keep Mayweather-Pacquiao Fight Offline
- Gannett: Personalization, Data Capture Will Drive Growth For Premium Publishers
- Google's $8.5 Million Privacy Settlement Faces Appeal
- Google Opens Door To Mobile Search Competition
- FTC Continues Crackdown On Companies Pitching Weight-Loss Miracles
- Drawbridge Strikes Deals With Datalogix And LiveRamp To Link Online, Offline Activity
- Comcast Adds 407,000 Broadband Subscribers
- DOJ Investigates Apple Over Music Streaming Service
- Brought To You By The Consumers: TripleLift, Sticky Uncover Preferred Native Ad Disclosures
- Facebook Appeals To Developers, Launches Internet.Org Project
- Facebook To Sweeten Ad Deals With Publishers
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 1, 2015
- Comcast To Roll Out Ultrafast Broadband In Chattanooga
- Trade Groups Ask FCC To Stay New Broadband Regulations
- Lawmakers Struggle With Data Breach Proposals
- Grooveshark Shuts Down To Settle RIAA Lawsuit
- FCC Chair Criticizes Proposal To Release Regulations Before Vote
- Viacom Move To Audience-Based Metrics Pays Off
- EU Focuses On Data Use, Search By U.S. Sites
- Some Facebook Posts Mysteriously Disappearing
- British Restaurant Apologies For Rude Email Sent to Customer
- Nepal Quakes Reinforce Connectivity As Basic Human Right
- Social Media Linked To Divorce (Again)
