Daily Online Examiner Editions for January 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017
- Pai Won't Force Cable Companies To Replace Set-Top Boxes With Apps
- Facebook Can't Shake Battle Over Birthday Texts
- Comcast Launches App For Roku
- Franken Warns FCC Against Weakening Net Neutrality
- WhatsApp Letting Users Delete Sent Messages
- Publishers Register Opposition, Concern Over Trump's Immigration Order
- NY Attorney General Settles Acer Data Breach Suit
- Facebook Ups Security to Prevent Email Hackers From Stealing Login Details
- Google Staff Protests Trump On Immigration
- IAB's Rothenberg Calls For Industry Effort Against Fake News
- Lessons From Uber, Starbucks: Will Hashtagtivism Disrupt Your Business?
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Jan. 30, 2017
- Broadband Carriers Ask FCC To Stay Privacy Rules
- Court Sides With Gym In Robo-Texting Battle
- Social Media Fuels 'Alt-Majority' Protests Against Trump
- Social Media Gets Defiant
- Holding Companies Speak Out On Trump's Travel Ban
- Amazon And Expedia Join Washington AG's Suit Against Immigration Ban
- Could A General Strike Succeed? Maybe, With Social Media
- Opposition Branding: At Least One Campaign Sees Some Lyft
- Google Celebrates Japanese Civil Rights Activist
- 64% of Americans Have Been Victims in Data Breach
- Google Creates 'Crisis' Campaign
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 27, 2017
- Ad Industry Asks Congress To Overturn Broadband Privacy Rules
- Pai Wants To Exempt Small ISPs From Broadband Disclosure Rules
- GOP Urges Pai To Nix Set-Top-Box Reform
- FCC Gives New York State $170 Million For Broadband Expansion
- Google Pivots To Republicans In Post-Obama America
- Gmail Will Soon Be Even More Secure
- Industry Groups Tackle Privacy In Connected Cars
- Most Americans Don't Trust Social Media News, But It Only Takes A Few
- The Facebook Search For Deeper, Longer Meaning
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017
- Congress Urged To Nix Broadband Privacy Rules
- Ohlhausen Named Acting FTC Chair
- Comcast To Roll Out Wireless Service
- Triple A, Anheuser-Busch And Wayfair Didn't Comply With Privacy Rules, Watchdog Says
- Trump's Team Reportedly Using Private Email Server
- Verizon Eyes Charter Communications
- Chrome Browser Adds New Security Features
- Email Privacy Act Supporters To Focus On Importance Of Targeting Criminals When Reading Emails
- Facebook, Google Move Against Fake News
- Trump Isn't Just Tweeting, He Is Prescribing Policy
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017
- AT&T Merger With Time Warner Poses Threat, Senate Democrats Warn
- Man Who Live Streamed Son's Birth Presses Claims Against ABC, Yahoo And Others
- Trump Admin Widens Social Media Ban
- Do Ad Blockers Have A Good Point? Are Digital Ads Just Too Untrustworthy?
- Sophos Rolls Out Phishing Security Test And Training Program
- Cox Extends Data Caps To New Markets
- Russia Arrests Cybersecurity Researcher For Treason
- US Election Prompts Britons To Question Digital Privacy
- Court Denies DOJ Appeal in Microsoft Overseas Privacy Case
- T-Mobile Gives Former AT&T Free Year Of Hulu
- Apple To Limit App Developer Queries
- GDPR Is A Gilded Opportunity To Innovate And Find New Global Customers -- Just Ask The DMA
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017
- ANA Expects Trump FCC Pick To Revisit Privacy
- Trump Orders USDA Employees To Stop Tweeting
- Netflix Acquires Rights To Film About Hulk Hogan's Battle With Gawker
- Consumer Security Issues Raised By Connected Cars
- Fashion Editor Fired Over Rude Email About Intern
- FTC Extends Privacy Principles To Cross-Device
- Kochava Debuts New App Fraud Verifier Tool
- What If WhiteHouse.gov Becomes The Trump Channel?
- How Echo Chambers Form
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Jan. 23, 2017
- Newspaper Group Cheers Ajit Pai's Elevation To FCC Chairman
- Snapchat Tells Its Partners To Clean Up Their Acts
- Amazon Appeals FTC Win In Battle Over In-App Purchases
- SEC Investigating Timing Of Yahoo's Disclosures About Data Breaches
- Trump Team Suspends Official Twitter Feeds After Critical Tweets
- Now FCC Stepping In On IoT Regulations
- Twitter Streaming Of Inauguration Down From Comparable Events, Russian Viewing Doubled
- Lavabit Email Encryption Makes a Comeback
- Trump Signs Executive Orders On Monday: TPP, Federal Hiring Freeze
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Jan. 20, 2017
- Ad Networks Can Personally Identify Web Users
- Net Neutrality Critic Ajit Pai Expected To Head FCC
- Meitu Beauty App Scoops Up Users' Calendars, Contacts, Other Data
- Snap Disputes Ex-Employee's 'Preposterous' Allegations
- Commerce Dept. Sets Guiding Principles For Internet Of Things
- Clients, Agencies Split On Trump Presidency: Guess Who's More Upbeat?
- Julian Assange Now Says He Will Hand Himself To US Authorities
- Scam Email Cost Connecticut Town $2M
- Anonymous Warns Trump It Will Release Damaging Info
- Fake News Didn't Sway Election (Probably)
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017
- Netflix Says It Won't Be Hurt By Net Neutrality Repeal
- Samsung Can't Shake Class-Action By Wireless Users
- Google Promotes Own Products In Search Results
- Rise In Broadband-Only Homes Using TV Antennas
- Mobile 'Click Injection' Fraud Projected To Rise This Year
- Snap Taps Oracle Data Cloud To Target Ads
- FTC Charges Chip Maker With Antitrust Suit
- Consumers Think Brands Are Responsible for Data Breaches
- Maine Lawmakers Make Brave Stand Against Social Media, Reality
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2017
- Mississippi Attorney General Sues Google Over Student Privacy
- Google Disables Ad Blocker AdNauseam
- Tech Targeting Failing? Yes, Say Researchers
- Facebook Hit With New Lawsuit Over Inflated Video Ad Metrics
- Wheeler Presses For Preservation Of Net Neutrality Rules
- Gen Xers Spends More Time On Social Than Millennials
- President Obama Commutes Chelsea Manning's Sentence
- Spammers Link to Fake Gmail Login Pages
- DMA Concerned By Third-Party Data Rules In New ePrivacy Regulation
- Most Users Object To Video Piracy, One-Third Watch Pirated Content
- Nielsen Licenses AT&T Sub Data: Will Incorporate Into National, Local TV Ratings
