- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2015
- Popcorn Time Users Sued For Piracy
- FTC: Machinima Broke Law, Starcom Deal For Microsoft Cited
- Comcast Defends New $30 Surcharge For Unlimited Data
- Wikipedia Identifies, Bans Blackhat Editors
- CBS To Stream 6 NFL Games, No Authentication Needed
- Anti-Facial-Recognition Glasses Created
- Google Pushes Brands To Stop Using Some In-App Interstitials
- About One Third of Government Employees Use Personal Email For Work
- News Groups Call For Curbs On BBC Online News Service
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2015
- Supreme Court Urged To Let People Sue Data Aggregators Over Inaccurate Reports
- Comcast To Charge $30 Extra Per Month To Avoid Data Caps
- Digital TV Viewing: Not Just Ad Blocking, But Consumer-Blocking
- Libraries Seek To Support Net Neutrality Rules In Court Battle
- Google Releases Recommendations For Policing Content On Web Sites
- Marketers Have To Rethink Mobile Ads
- Comcast's New CFO Suggests Company Will Explore Wireless Service
- Email Scam Victims Up 270% So Far This Year
- Google Focuses On HTML5 To Support Advertisers
- Cross-Device Targeting Firm Crosswise Raises $3 Million
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Aug. 31, 2015
- Kim Kardashian Updates Instagram Ad For Morning Sickness Drug
- T-Mobile Targets Subscribers Who Get Around Hotspot Restrictions
- Apple's iOS Content-Blocking Capabilities Causing Ad Agita
- Shutterfly's 'Orwellian Electronic Database Of Face Scans' Illegal, Illinois Resident Says
- New Court Ruling Could Bode Well For Net Neutrality Rules
- TRUST, A New System That Spots Online Ads With Rights Problems
- Google Accused Of Rigging Search Results In India
- Chris Christie Also Used Personal Email For Official Business
- London Startups Targeted by Scammers
- Flipkart Apologies For Sexist Message in Marketing Email
- Connected TV Devices Reach Tipping Point
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Aug. 28, 2015
- Social Media Guru Danah Boyd Sides With Yahoo In Text-Spam Battle
- One Billion People Used Facebook on Monday. So What?
- How Blocking Ads On Apple Phones Can Create A Grand Mess
- FTC Convenes Privacy Conference, Asks 'Whitehat' Researchers To Contribute Reports
- FCC Pays Carriers $9 Billion To Boost Rural Broadband
- United Airlines In-Flight WiFi Blocks News And Tech Sites
- Google Develops Apple iOS 9 Security Workaround For Ads
- Mall Shoppers in 12 States to Get Beaconed
- Georgia Senator Expresses New Concerns Over State Department Email Use
- FBI Warns of Spike in Victims of Spam
- Bing Calls Attention To Trademark Policy
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015
- Google Defends Search Results To EU Antitrust Officials
- Shopkick Wins Text-Spam Lawsuit
- SoundCloud Facing Copyright Infringement Lawsuit In UK
- Mobile And Monsters
- Malvertising Hits MSN: Time For Stricter Ad Network Standards?
- New York City Mulls Lawsuit Against Verizon
- Cablers Gain Broadband Subs; Live Video Viewing Rises for Pay-TV Operators
- Apsalar, Tapad Team To Track Mobile Audiences Across Devices
- Google's Mapping Car Gets Smashed With Tomatoes In Spain
- People Spend 6.3 Hours a Day Checking Email: Adobe
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2015
- AT&T Intercepts WiFi Traffic To Inject Ads
- New York Court Nixes Web Retailer's Effort To Squelch Complaints
- TVEyes Suffers Setback In Battle With Fox News
- iOS 9 Content Blocking 'Could Create Serious Threat' For Publishers
- Verizon Allows Some Unlocked Phones Into Network
- Samsung Smart Fridge Vulnerability Could Pose Data Risk to Gmail Users
- Caroline Kennedy Used Personal Email While Working at State Department
- Sorrell: Online Video Ad Growth Threatened By Faulty Measurement
- Study Shows How Cell Phone Use Upsets Social Bonds
- Taking It Personally
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015
- Illinois Sheriff Can Resume Campaign Against Backpage
- LinkedIn User Drops Lawsuit Challenging Email Promotions
- Spotify CEO: Sorry -- Sorta
- Malvertising Up 300% In 2014, Spreading Cross-Channel Through Search Ads, Display, Video
- Ashley Madison Hit With Four U.S. Lawsuits
- 'Spam King' Pleads Guilty To Sending Facebook Users 27 Million Messages
- Smart Fridge, TV Caught Sending Spam Email
- Email Search Tools Are Being Used to Extort Victims of Data Breach
- Ashley Madison Execs Hacked Competing Site
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Aug. 24, 2015
- Twitter Lets Politicians Send Tweets Down Memory Hole
- Mobile Broadband Providers Embrace 'Supercookies'
- Telecom Exec Proposes Advertisers Pay To Play On Their Networks
- FTC Can Bring Cybersecurity Charges Against Wyndham, Court Rules
- Murdoch Endorses Bloomberg Candidacy, Tweets He Should Enter GOP Race
- Google Feels Heat From EU Antitrust Domain Abuse Investigation
- We Are All Ashley Madison
- USPS Investigates Employee Usage of Ashley Madison
- Google Must Remove Links Within 35 Days, Says ICO
- Amazon Says Bye-Bye To Flash Ads
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Aug. 14, 2015
- FilmOn Wants Appeals Court To Uphold Surprise Victory Over Broadcasters
- Drudge Report, Weather Underground And Others Hit With Malvertising Attack
- Beacons: Advertising vs. Data Collection
- Verizon Stops Throttling Wireless Users With 'Unlimited' Data
- News Corp CEO Knocks Google, Facebook, LinkedIn
- Ad Blocking As A National Sport
- Irish Grant Organization Warns of Phishing Scam in Circulation
- Elimination, The Sincerest Form Of Flattery
- Twitter Adds Email Data to Transparency Report
- Google's Beacon Tech Could Impact Shopping
- Advertising Industry Losing Billions To Ad-Blocking Software
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 13, 2015
- Cablevision Ordered To Stop Saying Verizon Lies About Broadband
- Court Urged To Deny Amazon New Hearing In Battle Over Search Results
- Broadcasters, Digital Content Next, And Movie Studios Next Tell FCC To Keep 'Sensitive' Information Confidential
- Face-Off: Consumers Weigh In On 'Recognition,' Say They Would Stop Shopping
- Cord-Cutting Slams Pay TV, More Subscriber Woes
- Facebook Drops Intern For Exploiting Security Issue
- Variety Goes To Court, Worried About Relativity Contract
- Feds Expect to Spend $500M on Data Breach Clean Up
- Beacons to Track Behavior at Events
- 2016: The Cross-Screen Connection Election
