Daily Online Examiner Editions for May 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 12, 2016
- Verizon Fights Tough Broadband Privacy Proposal
- Facebook's Trending Topics Relies On Human Editors, Leaked Documents Show
- Social Media Linked To Eating Disorders
- Charter Gets Final Approval To Acquire Time Warner Cable
- FBI Expects More Battles Over Locked Phones
- A Look Behind Snapchat's Corporate Curtain
- Here's A Thought: Stop Getting Your News From Facebook
- FBI Director Won't Rush Clinton Email Inquiry
- Explain It Like I'm Eight: First- Vs. Third-Party Data
- Google's Nest Moves To Advance Connected Homes
- FTC Reportedly Re-Evaluating Google Search Practices For Abuse
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 11, 2016
- FCC Chairman Warns Senate Against 'Retreat From Privacy'
- Google Prohibits Ads For Payday Loans
- Men Trump Women As Ad Targets In 2016
- Consumers Value Ad-Supported Web At $100 Per Month, Would Use It Less If They Had To Pay
- Illogical Entertainment Consumer Brain: A la Carte TV Is Dead
- Netflix Urged To Stop Blocking VPN Users
- IAB CEO: Adblock Plus Is An Extortion-Based Business
- ICO Highlights New EU Privacy Laws As An Opportunity To Build Trust
- Man Who Claims to Have Invented Email Sues Gawker for $35M
- Paris Woman Commits Suicide On Periscope
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 10, 2016
- ANA To Oppose 'Overly Restrictive' Broadband Privacy Rules
- Verizon And ESPN Settle Battle Over Skinny Bundle
- Facebook Denies 'Conservative' Content Kibosh
- Senate Commerce Committee Investigates Whether Facebook 'Misleads The Public'
- AT&T Expands Gigabit Broadband Service
- Really? Half Of Brits Can't Identify Search Ads? (No, Not Really.)
- Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking Celebrity Email Accounts to Steal Scripts & Personal Data
- Microsoft Closing Chinese Web Portal
- Akron Police Issue Warning Over Spam Email
- Baidu To Add 'Credibility' To Search Ranking Algorithm After Cancer Death
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, May 9, 2016
- Twitter Escalates Battle With U.S. Intelligence Agencies
- Pay-Per-Click Marketers Urge Supreme Court To Turn Away Google
- Ex-Commerce Department Official Joins Future Of Privacy Forum
- Opera Launches Ad-Blocking Virtual Private Network For iOS
- Adblock Plus Reaches 100 Million Active Installations
- Google Employee Data Breached in Email Mistake
- NY Sees Uptick in Data Breaches
- Parents' Smartphone Use Impacts Children's Conversation Skills
- Use Of Limit-Ad-Tracking Feature Drops As Ad Blocking Grows
- Wanna Know What Customers Want? Why Not Just Ask Them?
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, May 6, 2016
- Charter Wins FCC Approval To Acquire Time Warner Cable And Bright House
- Facebook Can't Shake Privacy Suit Over 'Faceprints'
- Lawmakers Oppose FCC Proposal To 'Unlock' Cable Boxes
- Challenges, Benefits Of First-Party Data In Search Campaigns
- MediaPost Seeks To Unseal Records In FTC's Battle With Amazon
- Copyright Enforcer Swamped Verizon With 'Invalid' Takedown Notices
- When The Great Big Story Is Not The News
- Massive Data Breach May Be Fake
- UK Group Calls On Lawyers To Stop Sending Sensitive Information Via Email
- Apple Watch Used To Unlock Doors, Start Car
- Betty White Adds Humor To Intel Security Password Day Efforts
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, May 5, 2016
- Senate To Grill FCC And FTC On Broadband Privacy
- Uber Sued Over Unwanted Political Messages
- Print's Demise Means News Brands Must Go Native And Ban Those Blockers
- You May Want To Change Your Email Password
- Opportunities Abound For Telcos To Jump Into Ad Tech
- Netflix Lets App Users Control Data Consumption
- End-to-End Encryption: Everyone Is Listening
- Council Formed To Address IoT Security, Privacy
- Privacy Campaigners Concerned Over Google's Access To NHS Records
- Old Navy Blows Off Trolls Complaining About Interracial Ad
- Clinton May Have to Testify in Email Case
- Hulu Confirms 'Live' Network View Plan
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, May 4, 2016
- SEC Wants To Access Emails Without Warrants
- Trump Supporters Most Aggressive Online
- Privacy Watchdog Calls Out Three Mobile App Developers
- Ad-Blocking Villains Add Hush Money To Their Protection Racket
- One In 10 Broadband Customers Changed Providers Last Year
- Missouri Lawmakers Consider New Limits On Muni-Broadband
- Politics Will Have Wide-Ranging Advertising Impact
- Uber Delivers 15,000 Emails To Australian Government Via Horse And Buggy
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, May 3, 2016
- Lawmakers Parrot MPAA, Say Unlocked Set-Top Boxes Could Boost Piracy
- Adblock Taps Flattr For Publisher Payments
- Appeals Court Won't Reconsider Decision In Favor Of Backpage
- Google Reports Site Hacks Rose 180% In 2015
- Online Retailers Challenge New South Dakota Tax Law
- Google Moves Forward With Fiber Plans In Louisville
- Facebook Gives 10-Year-Old $10,000 For Discovering Instagram Bug
- MIT Research Finds Online, Offline Pricing Often Identical
- Ad Fraud Wreaks Havoc On Measurement
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, May 2, 2016
- Clear Channel Faces New Questions Over 'Spying Billboards'
- Publishers Split On Ad Blocking Response
- Gannett Must Face Video Privacy Lawsuit
- Online Video Is Shaping The Race To The White House
- Michigan Judges Consider Whether Privacy Law Applies To Streaming Media
- Ad Blocking And The Free Web -- Time To Educate And Evolve
- Brazilian Judge Orders Whatsapp Blocked For 72 Hours
- Bing Rejected 250 Million Ads, Banned Thousands In 2015
- Bernie Sanders Campaign Drops Lawsuit Against DNC
- Ad Blocker Consideration Rises To 90% In APAC
- Can Broadcasters Head Off The Cannibals?
