Daily Online Examiner Editions for December 2015
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 31, 2015
- Mobile Ads Can Infer Users' Medication, Dating Preferences, Researcher Tells FTC
- Illinois Privacy Law Covers 'Faceprints,' Judge Says
- Microsoft Takes Stand On Government Surveillance
- Search Engine Identifies Medical Privacy Violators
- Twitter Drops Ban On Politwoops
- Samsung Increases Security In Smart TVs
- Yahoo to Alert Email Users Whose Accounts Are Being Hacked
- Blurred Lines No More: The Regulators Are Going Native In 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015
- FCC: Cable Broadband Providers Boost Speed
- Spotify Facing $150M Class-Action Suit
- Facebook Settles Lawsuit Over Children's In-Game Purchases
- Data Breach Exposes Voter Registration Date For 191 Million People
- Egyptian Authorities Halt Facebook's Free Web Service
- Smart TVs Viewed As Risk For Security
- Appeals Court Shoots Down Facebook Suit
- Google Derails AVG Anti-Malware After Discovering Potential Chrome Data Leak
- Social Media Threatens Witness Protection Programs
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015
- Facebook Defends Zero-Rating Program, Compares 'Free Basics' To Libraries
- DOJ Asks Supreme Court To Turn Away Apple
- Comcast Users Complain To FCC
- Most Pirated Shows Of Year: 'Game Of Thrones,' 'Walking Dead' And 'Big Bang Theory'
- Twitter Hires New Diversity Chief
- Microsoft Adds Minor Windows Updates, Potentially Exposes Privacy
- Security Of Consumer Devices, Smart Objects Seen As Challenge
- UK Criminalizes Social Media Abuse
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 24, 2015
- IAB Pushes Back Against FTC's Guidance For Native Ads
- 'Forbes' Blocks Ad Blockers, Launches Agency Council
- DraftKings And FanDuel Illegal In Illinois, Attorney General Says
- Report: Verizon To Exempt Go90 From Data Caps
- DOJ Wins Access to Journalist's Gmail Account
- Consumers: Tracking 'Insidious Invasion Of Privacy'
- Livestream Hack May Have Exposed Customer Data
- Can Search Engine Results Sway The Political Vote?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015
- YouTube Criticizes T-Mobile For Throttling Video
- Dish Accuses Charter Of Undermining Sling TV
- Twitter Deletes Business Insider Journalist's Posts
- New Zealand Court Orders Megaupload Founder Extradited To U.S.
- Microsoft Takes Aim At Adware On PCs Running Windows
- Google May Do Away With Email Passwords
- Is Blocking Blockers A Wise Move?
- Indian Telecom Regulator Unfriends Facebook
- The Real Truth: Don't Believe Anything You See Online
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2015
- Comcast's Data Meters Spur Questions
- FTC Says Native Ads Must Carry Clear Disclosures
- Broadband Providers Hike Prices
- Consumers Rely On Reviews, Buying Guides For Electronics
- DOJ Investigates Uber Data Breach
- BBB Issues Warning Over Spam Filter Email
- Regulators Accuse Oracle Of Deceiving Customers On Java
- Many Cord-Cutters Don't Even Have Broadband
- Washington Post Getting The Bezos Treatment
- Native Ads Pay Off For NYT
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Dec. 21, 2015
- Privacy Group Wants New Cross-Device Tracking Regulations
- Dow Jones Urges Appeals Court To Dismiss Privacy Case
- Smartphone Increases Accompanied By Home Broadband Decline
- Authenticated Digital Launches Ad-Authentication Platform
- Internet Engineers Propose Censorship Notices
- The Telegraph Fined GBP30,000 For Breaking Email Marketing Rules
- Startup Says It May Bypass Blockers
- WaPo Column Does Little To Deter Web Hoaxes
- The One Thing Worse Than Internet Ads Is...
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Dec. 18, 2015
- Broadband Speeds Increase Worldwide
- Lawmakers Urge Scrutiny Of Social Media For Terror Clues
- FTC Charges App Developers With Violating Children's Privacy Rules
- Google Prioritizes HTTPS Pages
- Comcast Customer Successfully Challenges Data Meter
- Religious Apps Have Highest Risk Of Fraud
- Ban On Driverless Cars Proposed
- Sanders Campaign Locked out of DNC Database After Stealing Clinton's Data
- Startup Say Its Ad Blocker Helps Publishers Generate Revenue
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 17, 2015
- FCC Questions T-Mobile, Comcast And AT&T About Data Cap Exemptions
- Jury Says Cox Must Pay $25 Million For Piracy By Users
- Justice Department Sides Against Facebook In Text-Message Battle
- NYT Public Editor Tackles 'Personalized' News
- Privacy Expert Ashkan Soltani To Join White House Tech Office
- Congressman Suggests Adding IoT To Debate
- NiemanLab Writer Says, "Thank God For Ad Blocking"
- Unambiguous Consent For Data Enshrined In New EU Regulation
- U.S. Marketers Will Face Roadblocks From New European Data Privacy Legislation
- How 2016 Presidential Candidates Can Win the Digital Campaign Battleground
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015
- Comcast Customers Slam Data Caps
- Congress Won't Stop FCC From Enforcing Net Neutrality
- Target App Leaks Customers Wish Lists
- Visitor Sues Airbnb Over Hidden Camera
- T-Mobile 'Likely' Violates Net Neutrality With BingeOn
- IAB Will Host Summit To Discuss Media Sales Issues
- New EU Data Laws Could Require Teens to Get Parental Permission for Email & Social Networks
- University Bans All Smartwatches From Exams
- Should Search Engines Regulate To Reduce Piracy?
- Publishers Must Take Offense in the Ad-Fraud War
- How Marriott Combats Trademark Infringement In Search Results
