- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 17, 2016
- FTC Warns Mobile Developers About SilverPush Eavesdropping Software
- Yahoo Email Privacy Settlement Moves Forward
- Senate Holds Backpage.com In Contempt
- IAB Talks About Consumers, But Doesn't Listen To Them
- FCC Defends Muni-Broadband Order To Court
- How The FTC (And Advertisers) Can Avoid Stifling Native Ad Innovation
- Altitude Digital Adds DoubleVerify As Anti-Fraud Partner
- T-Mobile Offers Free MLB.TV Sub To Attract Customers
- NYT And BBC Hit By 'Ransomware,' Malvertising
- Verizon Spends Freely--Too Freely?--On Go90 Launch
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 16, 2016
- FCC Seeks To Protect Online Video In Charter-TWC Merger Conditions
- Turn 'Supercookie' Battle Sent To Arbitration
- Tennessee Votes Down Proposal To Expand Muni-Broadband
- Will Google 360 Help Brands Better Understand Omnichannel?
- Amazon Tries To Patent Selfie Sign-ins
- Google, Facebook And Twitter Dominate Political Ad Budgets
- Google Highlights Encryption Rates
- Demographic Targeting Is Becoming Less Effective On Social Media
- Why Instagram Is Right To Shove Its Algorithm Down Users' Throats
- Ad Blocking And Viewability In Mobile Advertising: Help Or Hindrance?
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 15, 2016
- Comcast Brings Gigabit Service To Atlanta
- Moody's: FCC Privacy Rules Pose Risk To Broadband Providers
- Lord & Taylor Settles FTC Complaint Over Native Advertising, Instagram Campaign
- Former Counter-Terrorism Chief Skeptical That FBI Needs Order Against Apple
- Appeals Court Won't Revive Teens' Sex Trafficking Case Against Backpage
- Google Adds Single Sign-On Solution Options
- Ban On Drug Ads Could Have Some Negative Effects
- Google Adds Encryption Requests To Transparency Report, Holds Itself Accountable
- Responsible Measurement: Protect Your Customers And Your Brand
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 14, 2016
- John Oliver Makes Apple's Case For Encryption
- Shutterfly Wants 'Faceprint' Privacy Battle Sent To Arbitration
- Justice Department Wants To Access WhatsApp Messages
- Mediacom To Roll Out Gigabit Service
- Expert Reveals Dark Side Of 'Dark Social,' Says Messaging Apps Enable Terrorist 'Command And Control'
- U.S. Marketers Think Location Data Is Important, But Don't Trust It
- Adblock Plus Users Get Error Message During YouTube Ads
- Tech Giants Boosting Encryption Technology
- Twitter Data Predicts Storm Damage Better Than FEMA Models
- Google Warns Bloggers, Brands Of Tainted Posts
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, March 11, 2016
- Twitter Urges Judge To Throw Out Lawsuit By Terrorist Victim's Widow
- Google Readies Fiber Launch In Portland
- Kids Don't Want Parents To Post Photos Of Them (Without Permission)
- AT&T Won't Face Class-Action For Throttling Customers With 'Unlimited' Data
- Cable Companies Will Raise Subscription Prices, If FCC Unlocks Set-Top Boxes
- Can The Internet Ruin Your Life? New Syfy Series Says Yes
- More Customer Data Expected From Connected Cars
- Security Hole Found In Internet Of Things
- Adblock Plus Hints At A New Plus For Publishers, Stops Short Of Revealing It
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 10, 2016
- Broadband Providers Push Back Against Tough Privacy Proposal
- FCC Chief Wants Broadband Providers To Obtain Consent For Ad Targeting
- Obama Administration Unveils Plan To Expand Broadband
- Ad Industry Launches Campaign Promoting AdChoices Icon
- NC Republican Party Chair Claims He Was Sabotaged When His Email Was Shut Off by Party
- IoT Poses Legal Challenges, Say Experts
- White House Has Not Been Briefed on Clinton Email Scandal
- Gawkward: Ex-Editor Says Sex Tapes With Kids 5+ OK (But Prob JK)
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 9, 2016
- Broadband Providers Can Learn Customers' Secrets, Despite Encryption
- NYC Officials OK Charter's Merger With Time Warner Cable
- 50 Cent Must Explain Stacks Of Cash On Instagram
- Supreme Court Won't Review Amazon Victory In Battle Over Search Results
- Verizon Won't Offer Unlimited Data
- Insider's Guide To New EU Data Regulations
- Security, Privacy Seen As Major Challenges Around Wearables
- Amsterdam Judge Orders Google To Reveal IP Addresses Of Fake Reviewers
- Sophos Releases New Email Security Tool
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 8, 2016
- FCC Urged To Curb 'Pervasive Tracking Practices'
- FCC To Vote On Broadband Subsidy For Low Income Homes
- The Streamers Fight For Position
- Google Wants Supreme Court To Nix Class-Action Over 'Parked Domains'
- ANA Backs Wireless Industry's Challenge To Mandatory Cell-Phone Radiation Warnings
- Ads On Social Media Inspire A Variety Of Consumer Response
- Prosecutors Press For Order Requiring Apple To Unlock iPhone In N.Y.
- Deep Linking Customizes Search For Vehicle Shoppers On Facebook
- AdWords Customer IDs For Targeting On Google Display Network
- 'New York Times' Limits Access for Some Ad-Blocking Visitors
- Should You Check Email First Thing?
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 7, 2016
- Comcast's Stream TV Service Draws Scrutiny
- Will T-Mobile Exempt Facebook From Data Caps?
- FCC Fines Verizon $1.35 Million For Broadband Privacy Violations
- Supreme Court Won't Hear Apple E-Books Antitrust Appeal
- Apple Macs Hit With Ransomware
- Hulk Hogan Finally Gets Court Fight With Gawker Media
- How The Internet Of Thing Could Be Fatal
- US Bill Aims To Support IoT
- Google Takedown Requests Skyrocketing
- The One-Two-Three Sucker Punch That Is Killing Digital Media
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 2, 2016
- Broadband Providers Urge FCC To Avoid Curbs On Behavioral Targeting
- Google Accused Of Violating Illinois Privacy Law By Compiling 'Faceprints'
- Judge In Brazil Orders Facebook Exec Released
- Carrier IQ $9 Million Privacy Settlement Moves Forward
- Where Does The Data Go After A Presidential Campaign Is Suspended?
- AT&T Readying Web-Based Streaming TV Service
- TurboTax to Fight Back Against Spammers
- As Ad Blockers Proliferate, IAB Chief Tells Local Publishers To Stick To Their Guns
- Gawker Gets A Union
- Ad Blocking Gathers Strength In Unknown Numbers