- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, June 2, 2015
- AT&T Reverses Course, Promises To Follow Net Neutrality Rules If Merger Goes Through
- Social Listening Critical to Keeping Constituents' Pulse
- Path Settles Text-Spam Lawsuit
- Google And Yahoo Defeat Challenge To Search Results
- Tech Companies Face Fewer Privacy Lawsuits
- Instagram To Add Direct-Response Ad Formats
- Pay TV, ISP Customer Satisfaction Continue Slide
- Many Viewers Will Pay For Sports - With Or Without Cable Package
- App Dev Says Google Abusing Android Dominance
- Uber Wants to More Closely Track Customers
- Bulletin: Netflix Is Not Accepting Advertising
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, June 1, 2015
- Supreme Court Reverses Conviction For Facebook Threats
- Google Unveils New Privacy Hub
- Social Media Is for Hating Airlines
- Facebook, Consumers Agree To Take Privacy Battle To Mediation
- Judge Backtracks After Ordering Newspaper To Take Down Article
- The One Slide From Mary Meeker That (Still) Makes No Sense At All
- Facebook Testing Email Encryption Feature
- Indiana Hospital Hack Exposes Employee Email System
- People Spend 492 Minutes A Day On Media
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 29, 2015
- Facebook 'Likes' And Pinterest Photos Can Be Endorsements, FTC Says
- Hotels Adjust Prices Based on Their Social Media Reputation
- With Home Address Identification, Reveelz Takes Targeting Too Far
- Verizon Wants 'Supercookie' Case Sent To Arbitration
- Useful Vs. Creepy: The Jury Is Still Out
- Photographer Sells Other People's Instagrams -- For $90,000
- Why Washington Loves, Loves, Loves Netflix
- Time Inc. Rolls Out 'Paid Content,' EW.com First To Make Transition From Totally Free
- Some Gawkers Staffers Not Sold On Unionization
- IRS Tax Platform Hacked
- Sprint CEO Says Unlimited Data Won't Be Around Forever
- Gmail Has 900 Million Users
- Government Polls Automakers On Cybersecurity
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 28, 2015
- AT&T Opposes Net Neutrality Conditions On Merger
- 'Net Neutrality' Added To Dictionary
- The Apple Not-So-Smart Watch: Do I Own It, Or Does It Own Me?
- Minnesota Court Nixes 'Criminal Defamation' Law
- Consumers Share Log-Ins For OTT Services, Slice Into Revenue
- Tech Companies, App Developers Oppose FTC's Privacy Settlement With Nomi
- Google Releases Ad Targeting AdMob Tools
- Twitter Debuts Audience Insights To Aid Advertisers
- Jawbone Sues Fitbit Ahead Of Rival's IPO
- British Prosecutors Go After Motorists Using Phone To Video Crash Scene
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 27, 2015
- Yahoo Must Face Privacy Class-Action For Scanning Emails
- AT&T Seeks Immediate Appeal In Throttling Battle
- Data-Driven Spending Grows Despite Tempered Expectations
- German Privacy Watchdog Convinces Five Companies To Remove 'Like' Button
- FCC Chairman Wants To Close Text-Spam Loopholes
- Bing Images Adds 'How Old' Feature
- Security Flaw Seen in Apple Watch
- Cuomo Drops Email Purge Policy
- Start-ups See Rise In Female Founders
- Social Media Linked to Binge Drinking
- Get This Crap Off My Phone: We Are Screwing Up The Mobile Experience
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 26, 2015
- Most People Don't Understand 'AdChoices' Icon
- Carpet Bombing: When Trademarks Do Harm
- Charter-Time Warner Deal Threatens Web Video, Advocates Warn
- Israeli Startup Develops Foolproof Ad Addressability, Uses Your Actual Address
- TiVo Wants To Develop New Streaming Video Service
- Cox Ordered To Identify 250 Suspected Music Downloaders
- The Connection Between SEO And Server Log Analysis
- Charter Buys Time Warner Cable, Consolidates Its Cable Power
- Google's Smart Teddy Bear Patent
- So What? NYT's Paul Krugman's Dim View of Digital's Economic Benefits
- Bank of England Uncovers Secret Investigation With Email Slip Up
- Mobile Rising, But Desktop Isn't Declining
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 22, 2015
- Delaying Net Neutrality Rules Threatens 'Edge Economy,' FCC Says
- Charter Communications May Have Exposed Subscribers' Personal Information
- RetailMeNot Accuses Mary Kay Of Trying To Suppress Free Speech
- Florida Enacts Anti-Piracy Law Backed By Record Labels
- Mobile Commerce Fraud Focus Decreases, Says Study
- Lotame Eyes APAC Marketers, Adds Eyeota Data To Platform
- News Site Takes Down Sony's Contract With Spotify
- Twitter Investor Sacco Preps Critique
- National TV Ad Dollars Dip, Digital Rises
- Sharethrough Taps Nudge For Audience Attention Metrics
- Maybe Before Its Next Big Buy, Comcast Will Make Happier Customers
- Google Losing To Facebook In Mid-America Small Towns
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 21, 2015
- FCC Warns Broadband Providers To Follow 'Core Tenets' Of Privacy Protections
- New Tool Lets Users Police Net Neutrality Violations
- Predictions: What Facebook's Foray into Publishing Means for Advertisers
- Troll Uses Promoted Tweets To Harass Transgender Users
- Ad Injection Could Be The New Ad Fraud
- Mozilla To Let Advertisers Target Firefox Users Based On Browsing History
- Comcast Ends Dispute With Transit Provider Level 3
- Cable Versus Broadcast: One Step Forward, One Step Back?
- Magnetic Acquires MyBuys, Raises $25 Million Equity Round
- Lawsuits Are Springing Up Over After Work Email Obligations
- 'USA Today' May Scrap Daily Print Edition
- Obama To Nominate Rosenworcel To Second FCC Term
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 20, 2015
- Most People Doubt Web Companies Will Keep Data Private
- Turn Asks Judge To Send 'Supercookie' Lawsuit To Arbitration
- Franken Seeks Investigation Of Mobile Spying App
- Adblock Plus Comes To Mobile
- Lycos Puts Search, Ad Patents On The Block: Will Roll Out 'Hard Goods' Soon
- PayPal Dinged $25 Million For Duping Consumers
- Content May Be King, But Data Is The 'Hand'
- Turn Adds DoubleVerify's Pre-Bid Data To Platform
- Judge to Decide if RadioShack's Email List Can be Sold
- Google Has Been Secretly Fighting Ad Fraud
- Yahoo Stock Down As IRS Reconsiders Spinoff Rules
- 'Game Of Thrones' Sees Piracy Surge
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 19, 2015
- CenturyLink Gets Partial Win In Latest Round Against Comcast
- Tech Companies Warn Against Mandatory 'Backdoors' To Smartphone Data
- Campbell-Ewald to Defend Use of Unsolicited Text Messages For U.S. Navy to The Supreme Court
- NAI Issues Privacy Guidelines For Digital Fingerprinting, Other Non-Cookie Ad Technology
- Judge Criticizes Colleagues For Waiting 15 Months To Nix Takedown Order
- 'Malware Score' Comes To Pixalate's RTB Seller Index; OpenX Tops Google
- Facebook Facing Chorus Of Critics Over Internet.org
- Illegal Streaming Nets $209M For Movie, TV Sites
- Lifetime's 'Marilyn Monroe' Campaign Targets NYC Subway Riders With New OOH Technology
- State Department Won't Release Hillary's Emails Until 2016
- Retailers Can Take 6 Months to Detect a Data Breach
- The Targeting Behind Nigerian Price Emails
- Hillary Clinton Had a Second Secret Email Address
