- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016
- Google's Book Project Harms Freelance Writers, Group Tells Supreme Court
- Yahoo Sued Over Layoffs
- EU And U.S. Agree On 'Privacy Shield' For Cross-Border Data Transfers
- Tennessee College Requires Students To Wear Fitbits, Walk 10,000 Steps Daily
- UC Berkeley Students Sue Google Over Gmail Data Profiling
- Quantcast Expands D.C. Office
- WhatsApp Hits 1 Billion Users, Unclear How To Monetize Success
- IoT Opens New Privacy, Surveillance Issues, Says Harvard Study
- Fine Bros Get A Rude Reaction To 'React World'
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 1, 2016
- Web Privacy Expert Soltani Exits White House
- Comcast Subscriber Protests Service Slowdowns On Twitter
- Some Clarity Vis-a-Vis Native Advertising And Content
- Media Institute Backs Broadcasters Against FilmOn
- Facebook Pays Just 3.6% Tax Outside US
- Facebook Bans Gun Sales
- A Search On Uber Triggers Location-Based Destination Campaign
- Samsung Makes Ad Blocking Easier On Mobile
- Kantar Media And 4C Team Up To Target Voters
- Samsung Follows Apple With Android AdBlocker
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 29, 2016
- T-Mobile's Binge On Undermines Net Neutrality, Stanford Report Says
- Mediacom Sues Iowa City Muni-Broadband Network
- Millennial Parents Turn To Net For Advice
- Multi-Time Machine Wants To Take Amazon Battle To Supreme Court
- Aereo Founder's Plan To Develop 1 GB WiFi Faces Hurdles
- In Advanced TV, Viewer ID Must Remain Sacred
- Information Commissioner Warns Brands Of Customer Wrath And Massive Fines
- Google Reveals Reward Paid To Guy Who Surrendered Domain Name
- 'Forbes' Tests Ways To Sideline Ad Blocking
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 28, 2016
- Cable Companies Fight Proposed Set-Top Box Changes
- Amazon, Fox News And Others Join T-Mobile's 'Binge On'
- FilmOn X Not Entitled To Cable License, Broadcasters Tell Appellate Court
- Proposed Bill Could Spur New Cross-Border Data Pact
- Connected Consumer Technology Security Risks Seen
- Data Breach Made Government Emails Readable by Hackers
- Email Most Used Channel For Data Collection
- 5 Key Takeaways From The FTC's Native Guidelines
- Marketing Technology Will Collapse The Digital-Ad Supply Chain
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016
- Aereo Founder's New Project Could Include Ad Blocking
- Conde Nast Reacts To FTC Guidance On Native
- Google Backs FCC Proposal For New Set-Top Box Rules
- Why The Time Is Perfect For The IAB's Data Center Of Excellence
- AT&T To Launch Web Video Service
- IAB: Identifying Cross-Channel Audiences Key To Marketers In 2016
- Ad Fraud Soaring -- Programmatic Most Susceptible
- A Chat With Google's Ad Boss on Ad Blocking, AMP Ad Viewability & Enhanced Campaigns
- Movies Have A Diversity Problem, But Not YouTube
- Prisons Charge Inmates to Email Families
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016
- Report Warns Of Privacy Risks Posed By Broadband Providers
- Carrier IQ Privacy Suit Settles For $9 Million
- Social Media Linked To Sleep Loss, Again
- Valuable Audiences Have Higher Fraud Rates
- The New Reach Of Beacons: Broadway, Rite-Aid, Sales Terminals
- Comcast And Post-Merger Charter To Control 70% Of Broadband Connections
- Is What's Good For Publishers Good For Consumers?
- Buzzfeed Hit With Defamation Lawsuit
- Google Experiments With Content For Political-Related Searches
- Reporter Accuses State Department of Tampering With Release of Clinton Emails
- Online Video Visits To Prisoners Don't Work
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Jan. 25, 2016
- Online Ad Chaos Drives Ad-Blocking, IAB Chief Says
- Judge Dismisses 'Faceprint' Suit Against Facebook In Illinois
- Privacy Groups Urge Court To Uphold New Text-Spam Rules
- IAB Launches The IAB Data Center Of Excellence
- Microsoft To Hide Skype Users' IP Addresses
- Native Advertising Is Part Of Silicon Valley's Irreverent Ethos
- Microsoft Backs Away From FairSearch
- CNET On Brave Browser
- Does Google Really Think We're That Stupid?
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 22, 2016
- GOP Senators Say People Don't Need 25 Mbps Broadband
- Privacy Worries: Politicians Collect Our Data-Then Can Sell It
- Apple Presses Supreme Court To Hear Ebooks Antitrust Appeal
- FTC To Ad Tech Industry: More Transparency, User Control Over Data Necessary
- Netflix Starts Enforcing Geographic Restrictions
- Aereo CEO To Launch New Broadband Access Company
- Google's $1 Billion Apple Payoff To Keep Search On iPhone
- FTC Presses Ad Industry To Allow Consumers To Opt Out Of Tracking
- Former Defense Secretary Said Enemies Likely Tried to Hack Clinton's Email Server
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016
- New Coalition Opposes Charter Takeover Of Time Warner
- Advocates Urge Court To Reconsider Facebook's $20 Million 'Sponsored Stories' Settlement
- Ava, The Duchess Of Native Botvertising
- The Cross-Device Conundrums Of 2016
- Google Releases Bad Ads Report 2015 Days Before IAB Leadership Meeting
- Netflix Supports T-Mobile's Binge On
- Smart Thermostat Found 'Leaking' Data
- Don't Get Angry At The IAB's Blocking Of Adblock Plus
- Why Search Marketers Should Think Cross-Device Programmatic
- Spammers Get Artisanal
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2016
- Campbell Ewald Can't Shake Suit Over Text Ads
- State Lawmakers Introduce Privacy Bills
- Consumer Advocates Press FCC For Broadband Privacy Regs
- IAB Bars AdBlock Plus, Welcomes Ghostery To Speak
- Google Play Removes Game Depicting 2014 Pakistani Terrorist Attack Day Before New School Massacre
- Yahoo Mail Vulnerability is Fixed
- MLB Will Allow In-Market Streaming Of Local Teams
- "The Reckoning" Tackles Native Advertising And Trust
