Daily Online Examiner Editions for July 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, July 29, 2016
- Web Video Companies Defend 'Binge On' To FCC
- IOC Brings Hammer Down On Doping, I Mean, Social Media
- Broadband Providers Ask Court To Reconsider 'Heavy Handed' Net Neutrality Rules
- AT&T Lifts Data Caps For Gigabit Subscribers
- Internet-Connected Pet Feeder Fails, World Takes Note
- Performics, Northwestern Create Lab: Invest Resources To Study Intent
- After Hours Email Can Lead to Emotional Exhaustion
- SwiftKey Vulnerability Exposed User Data
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, July 28, 2016
- Advertisers Told To Avoid Olympics-Related Hashtags
- ISPs Want New Hearing On Net Neutrality Rules
- Twitter Wants Appeals Court To Hear Robo-Texting Case
- Advertisers Can Now Buy Programmatic Ads To Target Kids Online
- Julian Assange Says There is More Coming
- 'Voter Registration' Google Searches Up 190% After DNC Day 3
- 23% of Companies Admit to Stopping a Data Breach Every Single Day
- Customer Loyalty Would Drop If Car Hacked, Says Report
- Factual Joins The Network Advertising Initiative
- 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Funded Research Breakthrough
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, July 27, 2016
- Yelp Flags Businesses That Sue Over Bad Reviews
- Yahoo Loses Bid To Dismiss Text-Spam Battle Over 'Welcome' Messages
- Verizon Looks To Bring FiOS To New Cities
- Connections In The Sky: Drone Deliveries Expand, Consumer Interest Grows
- Family Library Allows Family Members To Share Google Play Purchases
- Google Search Results Leave Trump Out Of The Loop
- Reddit Readying 'Promoted User' Posts
- Trump Calls on Russia to Hack Clinton's Email Server
- Russia Denies Hacking DNC's Email Server
- Is Privacy Shield Already A Dead Man Walking?
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, July 26, 2016
- Privacy Group Sides Against CNN, Argues MAC Addresses Are 'Personally Identifiable'
- TAG You're It: Big Agencies Among 100 Added To 'Trustworthy' Registry
- T-Mobile's 'Binge On' Adds New Video Providers
- Comcast Won't Zero-Rate Netflix Streams
- Study Finds Consumers Can Be Convinced To Uninstall Ad Blockers
- Social Data To Dominate Online Targeting
- Group M Hires A Standards Enforcer
- Trump's Site Fails Security Challenge
- Google Phones Get New Spam Protections
- Facebook Knocked For Scrubbing DNC Email Dump
- SteelHouse Files Lawsuit Accusing Criteo Of False Advertising
- Consumers Crave Advanced Technology In Vehicles
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, July 25, 2016
- Verizon's Acquisition Of Yahoo Shows Need For Broadband Privacy Rules, Advocates Say
- Small Cable Companies Won't Face New Set-Top Box Rules
- Clinton Demanded Social Media Passwords For VP Prospects' Families
- Backpage.com Could Face New Battles At Supreme Court
- China Bans Self-Driving Car Tests On Public Highways
- Google-Funded Company Is Prohibited From Advertising On Google
- Instagram Lets Celebrities Automatically Block Trolls
- Glassdoor Apologizes For Exposing Job Seekers in Email
- Connected Toys Raise Privacy, Security Concerns
- Verizon Looking To Rev Up AOL's Mobile, Programmatic Ads Through Yahoo
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, July 15, 2016
- FCC Chief's Plan For New Set-Top Box Rules Loses Key Support
- Capitol Records Wants New Hearing In Copyright Battle Over Golden Oldies
- Regulators Pave Way For Telecoms To Eliminate DSL Broadband
- Google Finds Web Video Viewability Rates Of 62% In U.S.
- Amazon Enables Consumers To Download Videos To SD Cards
- Consumers Seeking Reliable In-Flight Internet
- Avis Adds Connected Car Features To App
- Google Faces Further European Commission Charges
- Clinton's Reputation Damaged by Email Scandal: AP Poll
- Europe Raises The Axe On Google
- Parents Worry Social Media Undermines Kids' Moral Development
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, July 14, 2016
- T-Mobile Exempts Pokemon Go From Data Caps
- How 'Live'Do We Want Our Streaming Video?
- Aetna And Sega Violated Industry's Mobile Privacy Code, Watchdog Says
- HubSpot On Why People Block Ads, And What It Means For Marketers
- Court Sides With Microsoft Against DOJ In Battle Over Data Stored In Ireland
- Search Data Shows Sharing Economy On The Rise
- EU Files Fresh Charges Against Google
- Republican Senators Are Pushing a Law that Would Allow FBI to Read Email Logs & IP Address Without a Warrant
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, July 13, 2016
- Google Ends Fight With Mississippi Attorney General, Touts Anti-Piracy Efforts
- Power Ventures Didn't Violate Spam Law By Inviting Facebook Users To Join
- FCC Democrat Says Proposal For Set-Top Boxes Is 'Flawed'
- Google Fiber Launches In Charlotte
- BitTorrent News Launches at Republican National Convention
- Record Biz Makes $3B Off Illegal YouTube Uploads
- Clinton Email Scandal is Hurting Her Polling Numbers in Florida
- Controversy, Insults, And Even Racism Fuel Online Video Consumption
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, July 12, 2016
- Web Users Agree To Anything Online, Study Finds
- CNN Urges Appellate Court To Dismiss Video Privacy Case
- Kim Dotcom To Relaunch Megaupload
- Sen. Franken: Pokemon Go Raises Privacy Concerns
- State Department Reopens Clinton Email Probe
- European Parliament Votes Down Net Neutrality Amendments
- Pokemon App Can't Read Your Gmail
- Pokemon Go's Success Marred By Privacy Gaffes
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, July 11, 2016
- FTC: Warner Bros Paid 'Influencers' To Promote Video Game
- New Ourdata Gives Ad Blocker Profit To Consumers
- Lawmakers Question FTC About Ad Fraud
- Creating Distraction From The Real Media Transparency Issues
- Facebook Sued Over Palestinian Attacks
- Verizon Says 'Don't Fear The Data'
- China To Implement Tax Rules For Online Ads, Hits Search, Email Hard
- Twitter Will Live Stream CBS Conventions Coverage
- Twitter Scares Tweet-Archive PostGhost Offline
- Most Americans Disapprove of FBI's Decision Not to Prosecute Clinton Over Email Usage
- Game of Thrones Pirates Targeted in Scam Email
