Daily Online Examiner Editions for January 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 15, 2016
- HBO Raises Concerns About Charter-Time Warner Cable Merger
- IAB Dis-Invites Adblock Plus From Leadership Confab
- Twitter User Drops 'Eavesdropping' Case
- FCC Discusses Data Cap Exemptions With Broadband Providers
- Real-Time Geographic Targeting Boosts Customer Feedback
- Find A Friend Facebook Feature Ruled Illegal By German Court
- Apple Allows An App For Hacking, With Exceptions
- Publishers Aren't Panicking Over Ad Blocking Threat
- Uber Pushes Miami Customers to Lobby on Its Behalf
- Spammers Use New Credit Card Chips to Dupe Victims
- Mobile Security: We Are The Enemy
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016
- Varick Violated Privacy Code, Watchdog Says
- Pew: People Willing To Disclose Personal Data, But Wary About Its Use
- Yieldbot Becomes Profitable, Focuses On Mobile Location Targeting
- Study: ESPN Popularity Wanes, 56% Would Drop Trad TV Service
- Netflix To Enforce Geographic Restrictions
- Bosses Given Power To Vet Posts And Messages In Landmark Ruling
- UK Government Is Collecting Bulk Email Data
- Foot-Tracking Cookies That Collect Data
- Truth In Advertising: Who You Gonna Call?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016
- 'Canvas Fingerprinting' Makes A Comeback
- More College Admissions Officers Checking Social Media
- Sen. Franken Questions Google About Student Privacy
- BuzzFeed UK Gets A Wrist Slap For Native Ad
- Warner Bros And Rightscorp To Pay $450,000 To Alleged File-Sharers
- Changes In Search Engine Partnerships Cloud Quarterly Results
- Director of National Intelligence Has Email Account Hacked
- Police in The Netherlands & Canada Crack Into Encrypted Email
- Netflix CEO Creates $100M Education Fund
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016
- T-Mobile Defends Binge On, Says HD Streams Waste Data
- Kentucky Lawmaker Wants One-Hour Delay For Posts About Accidents
- House Republicans Want To Prevent FCC From Regulating Broadband Prices
- House Votes To Reform Freedom Of Information Act
- Yahoo Takes On Ad Fraud
- Google Purges 12 Million-Plus Links In First Week Of 2016
- MediaCom To Track Emotions: Integrate Into Content, Media Planning
- Microsoft Pulse Gives Viewers Of State Of The Union Address A Voice
- Turn Off Your Blockers (Or Maybe You Shouldn't)
- One Third Of Employers Have Rejected Candidates Based On Social Media, Search
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Jan. 11, 2016
- AT&T Resumes Selling 'Unlimited' Mobile Data
- Cardinals' Ex-Scouting Chief Convicted Of Hacking Astros' Database
- Appellate Court Says DraftKings And FanDuel Can Continue Operating -- For Now
- House Subcommittee To Debate Net Neutrality Bills
- The FTC's Email Blunder
- What's Ad Blocking Really All About?
- Ad Blocking Likely To Push Native Ahead This Year
- Trumps Calls on FBI to Investigate Clinton's Email Scandal
- UVA Dean's Lawyers Want 'Rolling Stone' Rape Accuser To Turn Over Texts
- Police Calculate Threat Levels Based On Social Media
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 8, 2016
- FCC Chair: 10% Of Americans Lack Broadband Access
- A Novel Concept: Advertisers Caring About How Customers Regard Their Ads
- Yahoo Settles Class-Action Over Email Scans
- Adblockalypse Now - Why A New Consensus Is A Must For 2016
- Netflix OK With Password Sharing
- NY Regulators Approve Charter's Merger With Time Warner
- AOL Email Users More Likely To Donate To Political Campaigns
- Facebook Launches Email Campaign in India to Promote Internet For All
- Uber Settles With NY AG Over Data Breach
- CNBC Goes Behind Yahoo's Troubled Ad Business
- U.S. Tech Titans Take Issue With U.K. "Investigatory Powers Bill"
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 7, 2016
- T-Mobile Expands BingeOn, Counters Net Neutrality Complaints
- Google Removes 13 Malicious Android Apps
- Appeals Court OKs Facebook's $20 Million Sponsored Stories Settlement
- Former Yahoo, BlackBerry Execs Design Privacy Search Engine
- Inside Forbes: From 'Original Sin' To Ad Blockers -- And What The Future Holds
- Twitter Takes Legal Action In Turkey
- Shareholder Group Demands Changes At Yahoo
- 320K Time Warner Cable Customers' Emails Hacked
- Another DUI For The IAB
- Six In Ten Parents Have Checked Kids' Social Media Profiles
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2016
- FTC Explores Benefits And Drawbacks Of 'Big Data'
- EFF Calls For T-Mobile To Stop Automatically Throttling Video
- ESPN Celebrities Fail To Disclose Tweets Touting Domino's Were Ads
- SEO Exec Sentenced To 37 Months In Federal Prison, Ordered To Pay Restitution
- Industry Groups Collaborate on Standards
- Consumers Not Confident In Security, Says Reort
- Push Notifications From Email Apps Are Bad For Your Health
- Snapchat Moving Into Ad Tech
- 5 Key Things You Need To Know About The FTC's Guidance On Native
- Social Media Still Riddled With Security Issues
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016
- FTC: Lumosity Deceived Consumers With Testimonials, Ads
- Apple And Fitbit Sued For Patent Infringement By Valencell
- Yahoo Must Face Class-Action Over SMS Messages
- FCC Pauses Review Of Charter Merger With Time Warner
- New WiFi Coming For Connected Objects
- CES May Point To End Of Smartphone Decade
- Smartwatch Designed to Help Blind People Read Emails & Texts
- NYC Payphones Are Being Replaced By Free WiFi Kiosks
- 'Las Vegas Review Journal' Mess Gets Messier, Adelson Discards Henchman
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Jan. 4, 2016
- Consumers Duped By Native Ads
- Authors Guild Wants To Take Google To Supreme Court
- Twitter Brings Politwoops Back
- Should Email Marketing Have A Curfew?
- Warner Brothers Sues Legend Sky Over Devices That Copy Video
- Feds Return Music Site Five Years After Shutting It Down
- Ray Kelly's NYPD Emails Accidentally Deleted
- Hawaii Becomes First State To Raise Tobacco Age To 21
- Is Virtual Reality Safe?
- Facebook Changes How We See And Search
