Daily Online Examiner Editions for December 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Dec. 23, 2016
- Publishers Lobby Trump About Silicon Valley
- California Pilot Pulled, Uber Sends Self-Driving Cars To Arizona
- Facebook Agrees To Settle Class-Action Over Message Scans
- Signal Messaging App Rolls Out Tool To Bypass Censors
- British Retailer Apologizes Over Sexist Emails
- DirecTV Now Customers Buffered By Glitches
- Twitter Bug Inflates Ad View Numbers
- Will Search Algorithms Detect Fake News?
- Dynamic Ad Targeting Becomes Grinch That Stole Christmas
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016
- Amazon Ordered To Disclose Customers' Names
- VidAngel Accused Of Flouting Shutdown Order
- Hackers Erode Public Trust in Leaked Emails
- Canada Says All Residents Entitled To High-Speed Broadband
- Spammers Take to Hailstorm Spamming
- Oracle Petitions FCC To Reconsider Broadband Privacy Rules
- Search Engine Finds How Fake News Spreads (No, People Don't Search For It)
- Special People Get Special Treatment On Facebook Live
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2016
- FCC Republicans Vow To Scrap Net Neutrality 'As Soon As Possible'
- Hackers Take Over Netflix's Twitter Account
- Uber Should Give Users More Control Over Location Tracking, Lawmaker Says
- Orlando Victims' Families Sue Facebook, Twitter And Google
- EU Approves Verizon's Yahoo Deal
- Microsoft Scores Big Pentagon Contract
- Google Sued By Employee For Taking Confidentiality Agreement Too Far
- Russian Fraud Report Causes Ad Tech Firms To Double-Down
- EU Flexing Its Privacy Muscles Right Up Until Brexit -- Thank Goodness
- Liberals More Likely To Unfriend Over Politics
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016
- Facebook Accused Of Misleading EU Regulators About WhatsApp
- Judge To Decide Whether To Dismiss Washington AG Case Against Comcast
- Social Media Linked To Lower Life Satisfaction In Kids
- Turn Settles FTC Charges Over 'Supercookies'
- News Editors Explain Why They Covered Stories That Stemmed From Stolen Emails
- When Fake News is Just Propaganda
- New York City Tests Smartphone-Connected Parking Meters
- Yahoo's Stolen Email Data Sold to Spammers
- NJ Assembly Backs Off Public Notice Change
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Dec. 19, 2016
- FTC Urged To Investigate Google Over 'Dangerously Invasive' Privacy Policy
- 'WaPo' Bows Automatic Fact Checker For Trump Tweets
- Sex-Trafficking Victims Press Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Over Backpage Ads
- No 'Sweetheart' Deal? Pull The Other One, Apple And Ireland
- Wireless Broadband Company Starry Raises Additional $30 Million
- Traditional Media Braces For 6% Ad Drop
- Uber Defies California On Self-Driving Cars
- Russian Hackers Spoofed Harvard Email Address
- Apple Fighting EU Tax Bill
- Twitter's Bot Problem
- Germany Could Hit Facebook With Steep 'Fake News' Fines
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Dec. 16, 2016
- AT&T Isn't Backing Down On 'Data-Free TV'
- Feds Charge Two 'Copyright Trolls' With Fraud
- Twitter Cuts Off Data Access For Feds
- Record Label Urges Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Over 'Golden Oldies'
- Inside Trump's Meeting With Tech Titans
- Evernote Weathers Privacy Snafu
- Federal Judge Rules Against Apple In Patent Suit
- Trump Reportedly Left Twitter Out Of Tech Meeting Due To Emoji Row
- Facebook Miscalculates Instant Article Mobile Traffic
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016
- Open Internet Champion Wheeler To Leave FCC
- Advocates Seek New Privacy Regulations For Health Wearables
- Verizon May Walk Away From Yahoo
- NJ Newspapers Could Lose Public Notice Biz
- Obama Signs Law Protecting Consumers' Right To Post Reviews
- House GOP Wants Regulations Undone On FDA, Climate, Uber
- Investigators Find Security Flaws In Wisconsin Voting Machines
- Eyes Viewed As Security Device For Smartphone
- Facebook Attacks Fake News
- Ransomware Email Tricks Consumers With Fake Credit Card Report
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016
- Music Industry Lobbies Trump About Search Engines, Domain Registries
- Yahoo Reveals New Data Breach
- Ashley Madison Settles With FTC Over Hack
- Tech Workers Say They Won't Create Database To Track Muslims
- Rule Proposed To Connect Cars To Each Other In Real-Time
- RNC Not Concerned Over Email Hack
- 91% of Cyber Attacks Stem From Phishing Emails
- DMA Gives An Early Steer On The ePrivacy Directive
- Supporters Give Trump Latitude, Twitter Nixed As Political Strategy
- Study Finds Consumers Remain Confused By Native Ads
- Civil Rights Groups Protest Boston PD's Social Media Monitoring Plan
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2016
- App Developer Duped Consumers With Fake Reviews, FTC Says
- Judge Approves Gawker's $31 Million Settlement With Hulk Hogan
- Judge Urged To Approve $1 Million Adware Settlement
- Judge Prohibits VidAngel From Operating Streaming Video Service
- Senate Fails To Reconfirm Democratic FCC Commissioner
- Trump To Hold Tech Summit On Wednesday
- Should Facebook Buy Back Stolen Data From Dark Web?
- Reviewers Using Bad Reviews As Revenge
- BPA Worldwide Launches TAG Certification Toolkit
- Twitter Pulls Data Access Over Surveillance Concerns
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Dec. 12, 2016
- Google Privacy Chief Slams French Regulators Over Censorship Demands
- Supreme Court Won't Hear DMA Challenge To Colorado Web Tax Law
- Verizon Won't Brick Samsung Galaxy Note 7
- Backpage Execs Cleared Of 'Pimping' Charges
- Twitter Restores Account Of White Nationalist Figure
- Study Finds Ad Fraud In More Than Half Of Uncertified Apps
- Trump To Hold Tech Summit On Wednesday
- Twitch Targets Trolls With New Tool
- Yahoo Fixes Critical Email Hack Vulnerability
- Twitter Pulls Data Access Over Surveillance Concerns
- Can Consumers Be Scared Into Not Buying Counterfeit Goods?
