Daily Online Examiner Editions for July 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, July 31, 2015
- Appeals Court Sides With Netflix In Privacy Battle Over Home Page
- Advertisers Say 'Right To Be Forgotten' Conflicts With Free Speech
- Audience Partners Receives Voter-Targeting Patent
- Broadband Providers Ask Court To Vacate Net Neutrality Rules
- Lawmaker Wants Industry Standards For Facial Recognition Technology
- Hulk's Suit Against Gawker Put Off Until 2016
- Relativity Media, In Chapter 11, Owes Millions For Unpaid Ads
- Trade Group Wants Modernized Wired Media for IoT
- PSC Slams Feds For Failure to Notify Employees About Data Breach
- Investors Zero In On Ad Fraud Detection
- The Unsurprising News That Online Video Is Taking Over
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, July 30, 2015
- Data Caps, Throttling Top List Of Net Neutrality Complaints
- Comcast Customer Service Ranked Worst In Country
- Google Refuses To Broaden 'Right To Be Forgotten'
- Congress Asked to Let Marketplace Decide on IoT
- Hacker Creates Gadget To Take Over OnStar-Equipped GMs
- Is NBCUniversal Pumping $250M Into Buzzfeed?
- AudienceScience Launches Cross-Device Targeting Technology
- Facebook Tests Profile Tagging
- Location Tracking Is The New Attribution Engine
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, July 29, 2015
- Amazon Draws Support In Battle Over Search Engine Results
- Mississippi AG Tried To 'Coerce' Google Into Censoring Search Results, Company Says
- 15% Of Americans Don't Use Web
- Researchers Tackle Keystroke-Based Profiling With New Browser Plugin
- Verizon Wireless Offering HBO Now, No Strings Attached
- Newsroom Headcounts Fall Again
- Amazon, Google Want Drone Shopping Delivery Regulated
- Hackers Target Gmail Users in Spam Campaign
- Google Changes Commenting Behavior Across Apps
- 59% of Businesses Leverage IoT Data for Digital Marketing
- Consumers Greet The Day With Social Media Apps
- Mobile TV Watching Rises For Older Viewers
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, July 28, 2015
- Illinois Sheriff Ordered To Stop Lobbying Against Backpage
- Conan O'Brien Accused Of Stealing Jokes From Twitter
- AT&T Presses Regulators To Drop Complaint Over Throttling Policies
- Congress Takes Up Issues Around IoT
- Facebook Must Allow Fake Names, German Authorities Says
- Some Digital Publishers Are Wary Of Ad Tech
- NYMag Negates Hackers With Social Media Smarts
- Publishers Using Google AdSense Face Consent Policy Across EU
- Facebook Opens Up Internet.org
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, July 24, 2015
- FCC Approves AT&T's Merger With DirecTV, Imposes Net Neutrality Conditions
- Georgia Sues PublicResource.org For Posting Laws
- Mississippi Law Enforcement Officials Plotted 'Media Blitz' Against Google
- Congress to Consider National Data Breach Law
- Digital Political 'Microtargeting' To Be Tracked By New Tech
- EU Investigates Hollywood And Sky TV's Geo-Fencing Movies
- Dmail Promotes Self-Destructing Emails
- Spike In Yahoo Searches On Mozilla Firefox Declining
- A Hacked Jeep Is Just The Tip Of A Very Scary Iceberg
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, July 23, 2015
- Apple's Streaming Music Service Could Lead To Higher Prices, Lawmaker Warns
- Euro-Pro Should Stop Bragging About 5-Star Ratings, BBB Says
- Consumer Groups Protest AT&T-DirecTV Merger
- One In Five Brits Is A Copyright Pirate
- 4As Launches Digital Ops Committee, Will Focus On Supply Chain Issues
- Mobile Ad Fraud Could Cost U.S. Advertisers $857 Million Yearly
- Consumers' WiFi Expectations Unmet
- Targeted Ads Could Be Based on What Is Affordable
- Zuckerberg Moves Closer To Becoming World's Richest Person
- Using Search Data To Personalize Prices, Discounts Online
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, July 22, 2015
- Senators Want FCC To Restrict Behavioral Advertising By Broadband Providers
- Microsoft Accused Of Spamming Mobile Users
- FCC Chairman Backs AT&T's Merger With DirecTV
- Microsoft Bing Takes Step To Stop Revenge Porn
- Why Copyright Law Won't Help Ashley Madison
- Verizon Explores 'Zero-Rating' For Upcoming Video Service
- Your Flight Itinerary, Travel Timelines With Photos Serve Up In Search, Maps
- Publishers Can Now Customize Videos On Facebook
- Digital Publishers Struggle With Dark Legacies
- BBC IPlayer Watched By 60m Worldwide Illegally
- Hackers Remotely Shut Down a Jeep at 70 MPH
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, July 21, 2015
- Lawmakers Take On Internet Of Things With New 'Spy Car Act'
- Uber Can't Shake Text-Spam Lawsuit
- Will 'Direct Response' Ads Undermine 'My Response' To Instagram?
- TAG Taps Google To Power Collaborative Bot Blacklisting Effort
- American Cable Association Says FCC's 'Transparency' Obligations Too Time-Consuming
- Sling TV Spot Shows Pesky Bullies As 'Old TV'
- Google Prepares Brands For New TLDs In Search
- Virgin Media Shutters Email After Google Stops Supporting Gmail for ISPs
- Smartwatches Open to Security Attacks, Says Report
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, July 20, 2015
- Media Companies Side With Spokeo In Fight Over Incorrect Data
- Google Defeats App Purchasers' Privacy Lawsuit
- U.S. Ad Demand Begins Seasonal Decline, Digital Continues Secular Expansion
- Netflix Projected To Double Streaming, May Hike Cost
- Instagram Backtracks After Seizing Account
- Charter Enlists New Lobbyists For Time Warner Merger
- Why Amazon's Prime Day Is All about First-Party Data
- The Problem With Facebook's 'Real Name' Policy
- Adult Website Ashley Madison Reports Data Breach
- Consumers Warm to Biometric Authentication
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, July 17, 2015
- Supercookies, Digital Fingerprinting Undermine Trust In Web, W3C Says
- Web Video Streamer 'Potentially Entitled' To Compulsory License
- Gawker Takes Down Widely Criticized Post
- Why The Biggest Debate In Advertising Is Irrelevant
- Hulu May Debut Ad-Free Service
- FCC Chairman Hails Lafayette's Muni-Broadband Success
- Corralling the Data Around Mobile Shopping
- 'National Journal' To Shutter Print Edition
- What's The Fine Line Between Gray From Black Hat SEO
- Democracy.io Aims to Make Emailing Politicians Easier
