Daily Online Examiner Editions for February 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 29, 2016
- Apple Defends iPhone Encryption To Congress
- Broadband Providers Lack 'Comprehensive View' Of Consumers' Web Activity, Report Says
- FCC Investigates Whether Cable Companies Thwart Online Video
- Microsoft Ads Stir Apple Rivalry With Voice Search, Facial Recognition
- YouTube Aims To Improve Copyright Violation Detection
- Fake Listings Still Plague Search Results
- Can Smartphones Swing The Primaries?
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Feb. 26, 2016
- AT&T Sues To Block Google Fiber In Kentucky
- Sanders And Other Senators Raise Concerns About Charter Merger
- The FBiOS Affair: Why Advertisers Should Care
- Online Publishers Group Wants ISPs To Honor Do-Not-Track Requests
- Acceptable Ads Explained By AdBlock Plus
- Wikimedia Foundation Executive Director Exits
- Verify The Responsible -- Ban The Blockers
- Hmmm. Amazon Debuts An Ad-Supported Program
- Net Neutrality Order Celebrates First Anniversary
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016
- Apple Says iPhone Back Door 'Too Dangerous To Build'
- Facebook Urges Judge To Throw Out 'Faceprint' Lawsuit
- New Jersey Regulators Approve Charter-Time Warner Merger
- Google Technology Begins To Identify Location In Images
- New York Times On Both Sides Of Ad-Blocking Debate
- Microsoft To Back Apple In Court Against FBI
- Facebook And Amazon Raise Concerns About Consumer Data At Mobile World Congress
- Social Networks Take On Terrorism
- Facebook Addiction Resembles Drug Dependency
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016
- Apple Now Draws More Public Support Than FBI, New Poll Finds
- A New Battle Forms Over Wireless Ad Blocking
- Data Democracy -- Co-Ops Help Everyone Target Like Google And Facebook
- Watchdog Faults Shark Over Use Of Amazon Review In Ad
- Sony Hackers Responsible For Numerous Attacks
- For Women, Minorities, Online Is Like Old Media
- Pennsylvania Regulators Investigate Verizon's DSL Upkeep
- Outnumbered: Adblock Plus Exec Seeks To Set The Record Straight
- The New York Times May Ban Visitors Who Use Ad Blockers
- Apple Defense: Code Is Speech
- AG Won't Share Much About How Clinton Will Be Prosecuted
- Google Paid-Search Ads Cost Per Click Rising
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016
- FBI Should Drop Demand That Apple Crack iPhone, Lawmaker Says
- The Face Of Disruption
- Appeals Court Upholds New Requirements For Out-Of-State Web Retailers In Colorado
- Asus Settles FTC Charges Over Security Flaw In Routers
- Conservatives Accuse Twitter of Censorship
- Managing Bots And The 'Creep Factor': Xaxis COO On Creating Smarter Ads
- Phoenix Suns Gives Free Mobile Data From Verizon To Ticket Purchasers
- Federal Judge to Take a Close Look at Clinton's Email Scandal
- Execs Analyze Ad Fraud Issues
- More Online Ad Campaigns Using TV Data For Targeting, Says Videology
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 22, 2016
- Apple Facing Uphill Public Relations Battle Against FBI
- Google To Use City-Owned Network To Bring Fiber To Huntsville
- Verizon Says 5GB Spectrum Will Enable Gigabit Wireless Broadband
- Facebook Launches Telecom Infra Project To Reimagine Tech Future
- 300,000 Sign Petition Opposing Charter Merger With TWC And Bright House
- Can Publishers Survive Ad-Blocking Boom?
- Car Cyber Hacking On The Rise
- Email Privacy Act Goes to the House in March
- If Netflix Is No. 1 U.S. TV Network -- And It Doesn't Sell Ads -- Should You Care?
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Feb. 19, 2016
- Tech Companies, Online Security Experts, Democratic Lawmakers Back Apple Against FBI
- Judge Approves LinkedIn's $13 Million Settlement Over Email Invites
- Texas Couple Sued By Petsitting Service Over Yelp Review
- Verizon Revamps Controversial Custom TV
- Three To Block Mobile Advertising
- Ad Blocking And Tackling: What 2015's Ad Blocking Means for 2016's Marketing
- Google Moves Billions Of Dollars To Bermuda
- Twitter Ban Deals Setback To ISIS Propaganda Campaign
- Can Carriers Make Advertisers Pay Data Charges?
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016
- FCC Moves Forward With Google-Backed Plan To Unlock The Cable Box
- Google CEO Voices Support For Apple Against FBI
- Uber Ordered To Control Google Search Results
- Apple Vs. The FBI
- Court Won't Revisit Facebook's 'Sponsored Stories' Settlement
- Twitter Fixes Security Glitch
- Future Of Digital Marketing Supply Chain: Serving Consumers & Marketers, NOT Intermediaries
- Campaigns Utilize Targeted Data In New Ways To Reach Key Voters
- ESPN Headed For Amazon-Like Service, With Strings
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016
- Senators Raise Concerns About Charter Merger
- Apple Fighting Order To Help Unlock Shooter's iPhone
- FilmOn Loses Bid To Nix Contempt Ruling
- Wearable Fitness Trackers And The Trust Factor
- Louisville Lawmakers Pave Way For Google Fiber
- EFF Backs Apple In iPhone Encryption Fight
- Google Collects Student Data, But Not For Ad Targeting
- Cablevision To Live Stream CBS Programs
- Where Are All Those New Online TV Services?
- Yahoo Losing Core Users On Key Properties
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2016
- FCC Set-Top-Box Plan Creates 'Gaping Hole In Consumer Privacy,' Cable Industry Says
- Fox And 'Bergen Record' Settle Copyright Battle Over 9/11 Photo
- American Airlines Sues Gogo Over Slow WiFi
- Kanye West's New Album Popular With Pirates
- Spotlight Cinema Bows Audio Recognition
- Security Issues Found In Smart Buildings
- Project Loon Begins Carrier Testing
- If You're An Ad Blocker, You May Be More Attractive To Advertisers
- How Call Intelligence Can Fuel Programmatic Buying
