- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016
- Privacy Advocates Prep FTC Complaint Against WhatsApp
- With Sneaky Speed, Small Devices Become Big In Homes
- Snapchat Wants Privacy Case Sent To Arbitration
- Drudge Becomes Second-Largest U.S. Publisher, 'FiveThirtyEight' And 'YoungCons' Soar In Page Views
- Rural Broadband Providers Seek Exemption From Proposed Privacy Rules
- Megaupload Founder Wants Extradition Hearing Streamed
- Consumers Excited About Auto Technology
- FBI Investigates Email Breach at NY Times
- Facebook's New Plan To Expand Its Ad Network
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2016
- FTC Chairwoman Tells Ad Networks: Respect Consumers' Choices
- Google Fiber Launches In Salt Lake City
- Melania Trump Threatens News Pubs With Legal Action
- Appellate Court To Consider Reviving Turn 'Supercookie' Battle
- Lawmaker Wants Facebook To Enforce Gun Sales Ban
- Pro-Clinton Groups Launch Native Ads On 'BuzzFeed,' Target Millennial Women
- Spotify Struggles To Tame Music Labels
- Life Doesn't Suck, And The Internet Shouldn't Either
- Facebook Turns On The Auto-Play Sound In Australia
- Google Sets Deadline To Remove 'Intrusive' Interstitials
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016
- Silicon Valley And Media Companies Back Yelp In Battle Over Negative Review
- Digital Rights Groups Blast Ruling That Could Criminalize Password Sharing
- WikiLeaks Compromised Privacy Of 'Hundreds Of Innocent People'
- Criteo Finds Brand Support In Lawsuit Against SteelHouse Click Fraud Case
- Email Encryption Startup Snags $29 Million
- Social Giants Challenge Obama On Privacy-Invading Proposal
- Melania Trump's Lawyer Threatening Defamation Suits Against New Outlets
- What To Expect From Google's Incognito Chat App 'Allo'
- Amazon Preps Music Subscription Services
- Chipotle's Social Media Policy Violated Law, Says NLRB
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Aug. 22, 2016
- Apps More Likely To Come With Privacy Policies
- Appeals Court Blocks Senate Subpoena To Backpage.com
- Facebook Launches Lifestage For Under-21s
- Cox Communications Appeals $25 Million Piracy Verdict
- Kardashian Family Accused Of Deceptive Marketing
- It Takes A Village To Stop Mobile Fraud
- Eddie Bauer Reveals Data Breach
- As Fraudsters Fake Viewability And Video Completions, Advertisers Risk Being Gamed
- Apple, Google Partner To Kill Robocalls
- Ad Fraud Is Forcing Marketers To Enhance Their Buying Strategies
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Aug. 19, 2016
- Wireless Carriers Press FCC To Allow 'Pay-For-Privacy' Schemes
- EFF Says T-Mobile's Video Throttling Violates Net Neutrality Rules
- A Righteous Halt To Web Site 'Comments'
- Watchdog Refers Sprint To FCC Over Ads
- Facebook Locked Into Cat-And-Mouse Game With Ad Blockers
- Net Neutrality Advocate Tim Wu Joins White House
- Connected TV, Data Come To The Aid Of The Parties
- Yik Yak Erases Anonymous Roots
- Facebook's Staff Diversification Efforts Fall Flat
- Uber Acquires Otto, Readies Delivery Of Self-Driving Volvos To Downtown Pittsburgh
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016
- T-Mobile's New 'Unlimited' Data Plan Throttles Video, Slows Hotspots
- Google Loses Early Round In Email Privacy Battle
- U.S. Cedes Power Over Domain Naming System
- Twitter Intensifies Effort To Shut Down Accounts Linked To Terrorism
- Gawker.com Will Cease Publishing
- American Apparel Gives Lesson On Data Collection
- Australian Netflix Users Targeted in Email Scam
- Snapchat Will Double NYC Workforce, Gets Tax Break
- U.S. Publishers Must Cooperate To Compete
- "Trump News" Online? Why Not?
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016
- California Bill Would Let Actors Censor Amazon-Owned Site
- Mozilla Backs New Cable Box Rules
- Why Gawker May Yet Thwart Thiel
- Appeals Court Revives Wiretapping Claim Against WebWatcher
- Univision's Vision: Get Mainstream To Pay More Attention, Gawk If You Will
- Connecticut State Senator Won't Hand Over Email List to Opponent
- Google Bows State-Specific Voting Guide
- Controversial Social Network Tsu Shutters
- Facebook Fights Back
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016
- Think Tank Touts Pay-For-Privacy Broadband Pricing, Blasts 'Paternalistic' Critics
- Court Won't Reconsider Pro-Vimeo Ruling Over 'Golden Oldies'
- Olympic Committee Forces Streams Off Twitter
- 'WSJ' Makes Changes To Paywall, Offers Guest Passes
- WikiLeaks Latest Email Drop Loaded With Spam
- Internet-Connected TV Propels Total TV Usage
- Amazon's First Pilots Free On YouTube, Facebook
- Boston Creates Email & Text Alerts for Emergencies
- Security Experts Mull Hacker Claims of Accessibility to NSA Hacking Tools
- Social Media Reflects Racial Divide
- Pirates Stay Current: They're Streaming,Too
- Univision Bids For 'Gawker,' LittleThings Wants 'Jezebel'
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Aug. 12, 2016
- Rural Americans Less Likely To Use Email, Watch Online Video
- Seller Of 'Used' iTunes Tracks Declares Bankruptcy
- Facebook Predicted To Win War With Adblock Plus
- Google Hits Obstacles In South Korea, Russia
- U.S. Cable Operators: Stronger Revenues Coming From Broadband
- Facebook Rolls Out Code To Nullify Adblock Plus' Workaround
- US May Issue Sanctions Against Russia for Hacking DNC's Email Server
- Spammers Pose as Trump More Than Clinton
- Vultures Circle Gawker Media's Remains
- UK Regulator Warns Influencers On Social Media Ads
- Putin And His Hackers May Not Be Done With Us Yet
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016
- Adblock Plus Strikes Back At Facebook
- Pokemon Go Turned Michigan Park Into A 'Nuisance,' New Suit Alleges
- Ad Watchdog Criticizes JumpSport For 'Inherently Misleading' Site
- Google To Test High-Speed Wireless Broadband
- Why More Than A Quarter of U.S. Internet Users Block Ads
- Why Twitter Can't Curb Trolls
- Google Adds New Security Alerts to Gmail
- Security Found Lacking In Smart Locks, Thermostats
- Broadband Boosting Cable's Prospects
- No, Twitter Is Not Shutting Down
