Daily Online Examiner Editions for June 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, June 30, 2016
- AT&T: Tough Privacy Rules May Result In Higher Broadband Prices
- Facebook Defeats Class-Action For Allegedly 'Leaking' Users' Names To Advertisers
- Democratic Lawmaker Backs Set-Top Box Compromise
- Fund-Raising Emails Land Trump In Hot Water With FEC
- Movie Could Download in 8 Seconds With New Internet Speed Coming
- Senator Wants To Regulate Internet-Connected Cars
- Apple, Amazon, Google Locking Out The Competition?
- Why Real Time Isn't Fast Enough
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, June 29, 2016
- Online Ad Researchers Challenge Anti-Hacking Law
- Facebook Prevails Against Belgian Privacy Commission
- DHS May Add Social Profiles To Visa Waiver Forms
- Yahoo Urges Judge To Throw Out Robo-Texting Class-Action
- Google Readies Broadband Speed Test
- Mozilla Using Emoji To Educate Users On Encryption
- Google Expands Ad Tracking, Offers Opt-In Options, 'My Activity'
- DMA Assures UK Email Marketers Their Voice Will Still Be Heard In Brussels
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, June 28, 2016
- In Flip-Flop, Facebook Denies Suggesting Friends Based On Location
- AT&T Lobbyist Backs Clinton
- Airbnb Seeks To Block New San Francisco Law
- Is Alphabet Aiming To Control Public Transportation?
- What Threat Could Brexit Pose To Internet Companies?
- BPA Worldwide Approved As Validator For TAG Anti-Piracy Program
- Consumers Punish Brands For Deceptive Behavior Online
- Minute By Minute What We're Doing Online
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, June 27, 2016
- Viacom May Have Violated Kids' Privacy Rights
- Facebook Draws On Location History To Suggest New Friends
- Sorry, Email Marketers -- The Public Just Doesn't Trust You
- Appeals Court May Soon Decide Whether AT&T Will Face Class Action Over Slowdowns
- Chrome Bug Could Allow People To Download Video Streams
- Social Media Undermines Teens' Romantic Skills
- Digital Ads To Exceed $285B By 2020, $27B Lost With Ad Blockers
- Report Shows Consumer Mistrust Of Brands And Personal Data
- China's New Internet Rules Follow Baidu Probe
- Facebook, Google Target Extremist Videos
- EU To Bring New Antitrust Charges Against Google
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, June 24, 2016
- Watchdogs Urge FCC To Crack Down On Data Caps
- Cox Communications Falls For Phishing Scam
- Brexit -- It's Business As Usual For Email And GDPR Compliance
- Vizio Slams 'Far-Fetched' Video Privacy Lawsuit
- Senate Votes Down Bill That Would Have Let FBI Access Email & Search Records Without a Warrant
- Over Half Of Email Servers Susceptible To Spoof Emails
- Social Media Failed To Predict #Brexit
- Twitter Rolling Out Location Feeds
- Email Fraud Linked To A Drop In Engagement Rates
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, June 23, 2016
- Privacy Guru Pushes To Curb Broadband Providers
- CNN, Journalists' Group And Others Side With Fox Against TVEyes
- Majority Of Top Web Sites Vulnerable To Email Spoofing
- White House Threatens To Veto Budget Bill That Includes Anti-Net Neutrality Provisions
- Clinton's Server Was Temporarily Without Security Software in December 2010
- Silk Road Emails May be at the Heart of Microsoft's Email Privacy Battle
- Periscope and Facebook Live Capture Congressional History
- Fines For Location Data Offenders: A Drop In The Bucket?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, June 22, 2016
- FCC Urged To Ban Premium Pricing For Privacy
- FTC Fines InMobi $950,000 For Collecting Location Data From Children
- FCC Democrat: Proposal To Unlock Cable Boxes Has 'Real Flaws'
- T-Mobile's Binge On Still Violates Net Neutrality, Study Says
- Consumers Say In-Store Facial Recognition Creepy, Not Cool
- Workers Weary Of Wearables In Workplace
- FCC Pushing For Higher Speeds For Internet Of Things
- DMCA Takedown Requests On Google Quadruple In Two Years
- California Bill to Collect Sex Offender Email Addresses Advances
- Mobile Device Obsession Yields A Marketer's Paradise
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, June 17, 2016
- Internet Service Provider Argues It's Not Responsible For Piracy By Subscribers
- Cable Companies Willing To Allow Consumers To View All TV Programs On Apps
- Fox News: TVEyes Infringes Copyright, Undercuts Licensing Market
- Google Fiber Now Says Subscriber Disputes Must Go To Arbitration
- Fake Email Scams Have Grown by 1300%
- It Costs $7.01M to Resolve a Data Breach
- Ad Fraudster Rizack Sentenced Prison
- ICO Survey Shows Consumers Trust Internet Brands The Least With Their Data
- China Orders A Halt To iPhone 6 Sales After IP Ruling
- Google Pushes Data For Creative Guidelines Amid Consumer Concerns
- Will Blockchain Put Consumers In Charge Of Ad And Marketing Industry?
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, June 16, 2016
- Vimeo Wins Copyright Battle Over Golden Oldies
- Judge Poised To Dismiss Lawsuit Against Twitter Over ISIS Accounts
- Verizon Users Want To Continue Privacy Battle With Turn In Court
- 'Spam King' Gets 30 Months In Prison
- Will Facebook One Day Read Your Mind?
- Three Begins Mobile Ad-Blocking Trial
- Bing Lets Advertisers Quickly Adjust Disapproved Ads, Edit Text And URLs
- Apple To Use 'Differential Privacy' To Collect Data From iPads, iPhones
- Gawker Will Survive, Vows Denton
- What To Do About Piracy? How About Nothing?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, June 15, 2016
- AT&T: Net Neutrality Decision Requires Court To Toss Throttling Charges
- The ANA Is Adding Insult To Injury
- Verizon Should Revise FiOS Ad Boasts, Watchdog Says
- Site Drops Plans To Reveal 'Walking Dead' Spoiler
- Facebook's Internal Review Board Evaluates Research On Users
- More Young People Get News From Social Than TV
- The $3 Billion Email Scam
- Let's Encrypt Gaffe Reveals 7,618 Users' Emails To Each Other
- DNC Servers & Email System Hacked
- Verizon Fixes Email System Exposure
- Facebook Adds Suicide Prevention Tools
