Daily Online Examiner Editions for August 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Aug. 10, 2015
- Web Users Embracing Ad Blockers
- 'Minority Report,' 'Lucifer,' And 'Blindspot' Pilots Leak Online
- Red-State Algorithm Vs. Blue-State Algorithm
- FilmOn Draws On Surprise California Win To Combat Contempt Finding
- Security Flaw In Phones Enables Fingerprint Harvesting, Researchers Say
- Brands On Alert As Massive Fines Set To Dwarf Reputation Damage After Hack Attacks
- Digital Giants Could Face Far Tougher Security Rules
- Rivals Facebook, Google, Microsoft Find Truce In Fight Against Internet Porn
- AdBlock Plus Warns Industry To Deal With Ad Fraud Or See Blocking Spread To Mobile Devices
- University of Illinois Administrators Used Private Email For Official Communications
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Aug. 7, 2015
- FCC To Consider Whether Data Caps, Privacy Practices Affect Broadband Adoption
- Verizon Ends Contracts, Mobile Device Subsidies
- Iris Recognition For Greater Security And Trust
- Broadcasters Argue FilmOn Not Entitled To Compulsory License
- Hacker That Stole Miranda Lambert's Email Could Do Time
- Shades Of Grey In Platforms' Content Accountability
- Critics Killing Bangladeshi Bloggers
- Will Hacking Into TV Sets And/Or Remotes Be Next?
- Canadian Politician's Baffling Don't-Tax-Netflix Video
- Cablevision Loses Video Ground, High-Speed Orders Up
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015
- Illinois Privacy Law Tested By 'Faceprint' Cases
- Chamber Of Commerce Asks Court To Nix Net Neutrality Rules
- FCC's Next Broadband Report May Examine Data Caps, Wireless Speeds
- Publishers - Repent Now And Stem The Ad-Blocking Tidal Wave
- Ad Industry 'Trustworthy Accountability Group' Adds 6 New Board Members
- The RIAA Wants BitTorrent To Fight Piracy
- The Next Cord-Cutters? The Networks
- Yieldbot's Real-Time Ad Vision Gets Boost From New Hire Joel Hall
- Smartphones Become Top Device For Internet Access
- Reddit In Biggest Hate Speech Crackdown Yet
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015
- Tech Companies Back Amazon In Fight Over Search Results
- TVEyes Urges Judge To Throw Out DirecTV's 'Piracy' Lawsuit
- Facebook Says "JK" On Withholding Mobile Data
- Google Makes Search Analytics Data Available Through API
- CDOs Become C-Sweetened
- Facebook Patent Enables Lenders To Base Decisions On Applicants' Friends
- Google Preps For Fiber Network In San Antonio
- Report Says Ad Blockers Are Rarely Used On Mobile Phones, Tablets
- The FBI Is Investigating Email Security on Clinton's Private Server
- RTB Exchanges Attracting Malvertising
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2015
- ACLU Warns That Mississippi's Anti-Google Campaign Threatens Web Users' Privacy
- Microsoft Lobbied Mississippi AG To Censor Speech, Google Says
- Windows 10 Sends Contacts, Location Data To Microsoft
- Probabilistic or Deterministic: What's the Best Cross-Device Methodology?
- Yahoo Under Attack, Say Security Researchers At Malwarebytes
- Comcast Upgrades Broadband Program For Low-Income Households
- Fraud Rate on Mobile Passes Online & In-Store
- Amazon Studio Chief Proclaims Data Isn't Everything
- Big Yahoo Sites Hit By 'Malvertising'
- UK Supreme Court To Hear Google Appeal In Privacy Battle
- Government Contractor Gets 10 Years in Prison For Hacking Military Email
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Aug. 3, 2015
- Ad-Blocking Companies And EFF Unveil New 'Do Not Track' Standards
- Shutterfly Asks Judge To Dismiss Lawsuit Over 'Faceprint' Database
- MDC, Nadal, CFO Slammed With Shareholder Suit
- Comcast-Owned NBC Won't Show Sling Ads
- IoT And Big Data Really Is Like Oil, We Just Need To Let It Flow
- That's Orwell and Good For Mario, But...
- Feds Won't Update Archaic Email Privacy Act
- GM Issues Final Fix for Jeep Hack
- Why Google+ Failed
- How To Stop Google Analytics Spam, Ghosts And Crawlers
- Influencers: When Are They A Bad Bet?
