Daily Online Examiner Editions for February 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017
- Senate Democrats Urge FCC To Preserve Broadband Privacy Rules
- Judge Sides Against Google In 'Faceprint' Battle
- PayPal Sued Over Charitable Donation Tool
- Connected Toy Company Suffers Data Breach
- Publishers Flout FTC Rules On Native Disclosures
- Amazon Web Services Outage Cripples Internet
- Google Says It Solves Gmail Phishing Scam
- Businesses Call For EU Rules To Be Maintained
- O2 Considers Ad-Blocking Option If Users Feel 'Plagued By Advertising'
- Trump Rules Out Media Sources, Promises To 'Do Something' About Press
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 27, 2017
- Privacy Advocates Slam Pai For Weakening Online Security
- Mobile User Wants Appellate Court To Revive Robo-Texting Fight With Facebook
- States Consider Banning Self-Driving Cars Operated By Silicon Valley
- Higher IoT Speeds Coming To 11 Cities
- FCC Not Expected To Review AT&T, Time Warner Deal
- Advertising On Streaming TV Devices Is About To Get More Targeted
- NYC Warns Pols On Official Accounts
- Is GDPR Stopping Email Marketers From Using Third-Party Data?
- 44% Concerned About Personal Info Theft Through Their Connected Devices
- Google's End-To-End Encrypted Email Code Goes Open-Source
- Has Ad Blocking Lost Its Shine? Let's Hope So
- ICO Says Free Data Movement Post-Brexit Is Vital
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Feb. 24, 2017
- Montana May Regulate 'Faceprints'
- FCC To Block Portion Of Broadband Privacy Rules
- German Officials Tell Parents To Destroy Connected Toy
- Trump Threatens To 'Do Something' About The Media, Bars Major Outlets From Press Briefing
- Tech Titans Slight Trump For Transgender Snub
- Google Uncovers, Assists In Plugging Massive Cloud Data Leak
- Email Failure Leads to Google-Uber Suit: Report
- President Trump Urges FBI To Find Leakers Via Twitter
- 2016 Brought Big Increase In Hate Speech On Social Media
- Dennis Publishing Tailored Ad-Blocker Messages Are Working
- The Walls Have Ears
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017
- FCC Chips Away At Net Neutrality, Exempts 'Small' ISPs From Disclosure Rules
- Judge Blocks California Online Censorship Law
- Ad Blocking Steadies, But Publishers Must Stay Strong
- Warner Bros Settles With Talent Agency Over Leaked DVD Screeners
- Diversity Tweaks Paid Search
- UPS Delivers Package By Drone Flown From Truck
- Amazon Fights Police Demand For Echo Data
- Social Media Behind Rising Stress Levels, Say Shrinks
- Many Consumers OK With Monitoring By Beacons In Stores
- Facebook Seeks Stronger Media Ties
- The Case For Ditching Social Media
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017
- 'Gag Clauses' Illegal, FTC Reminds Marketers
- Facebook Seeks To Appeal Robo-Texting Decision
- Web Publishers Increasingly Adopt Encryption
- Self-Driving Cars Hardly Just Around The Corner, Says Boston Future Of Transportation Panel
- Facebook Donates $62,500 In Cash To CPAC
- Report: 20% of All Spam Contained Ransomware in Q4 2016
- The Return Of The Attack Of The Bad Ads
- Google To Phase Out Site Search
- Google Agrees To MRC Third-Party Audit For YouTube
- People Hate Selfies, Take Selfies
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017
- Silicon Valley Bashes DHS Proposal To Require Social Media Log-Ins
- Supreme Court Urged To Stay Out Of Copyright Battle Over 'Golden Oldies'
- Google Patent On Location Labels Uses Unique Data To Pinpoint Position
- FTC Investigates Location Tracking By Car Financing Outfit
- Trump Wants To Check Chinese Travelers' Social Media
- Data Breaches Force Yahoo To Amend Verizon Deal By $350 Million
- Reddit Is Being Manipulated By Big Financial Services Companies
- Google Agrees To YouTube Metrics Audit
- Apple Buys Another Facial Recognition Tech Maker
- Email Study Uncovers Dangerous Files And Spam
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 20, 2017
- AT&T: Time Warner Merger Will Benefit Consumers
- Facebook Wins Battle Over Text Alerts
- New Zealand Appeals Court Orders Megaupload Founder Extradited To U.S.
- Ignite Search Tool Identifies Average-Joe Influencers For Brands
- PewDiePie Dust-Up Shows Risks Brands Take To Tap Into Social Media
- Search Engines To Demote Pirate Sites
- Deleting Yahoo Accounts Is Harder Than You Would Think
- Newspaper Threatens Libel Suit Over 'Fake News' Insult
- Second Owners Of Smart Devices May Inherit Security Risks
- Notes From The Front
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017
- Libraries, Law Professors Back ReDigi In Fight Over 'Used' Music
- Father Who Live Streamed Son's Birth Loses Copyright Battle
- Subway Recooks Cookie Notifications
- Cox Ordered To Pay $8 Million To BMG For Legal Fees
- Social Media Impersonation Exploding, With Brands In The Crosshairs
- Google Tracking Would Allow Personalized Dress Creation
- Clinton Campaign Staff Tested With Fake Phishing
- See You Again Soon, Embattled PewDiePie Tweets
- Mobile Location-Based Video Ads Positioned For Growth In 2017
- Despite Trump's Scoldings, Newspapers See Strong Results
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017
- GOP Senator Preps Resolution To Revoke Broadband Privacy Rules
- Evidon Sells Ghostery To Mozilla-Backed German Browser Developer
- Republicans Seek Probe Of EPA's Encrypted Messaging
- Hackers Accessed Some Yahoo Accounts Without Passwords
- GDPR Disconnect: 1 In 3 Know They Are Headed For Huge Fines -- Where's The Action?
- EU's Data Privacy Rules Could Limit AI Profiing
- Mobile Slowing Ad-Blocker Use Among Millennials
- Tech Industry Needs To Improve Email Security, Says Mimecast
- Verizon Close To Yahoo Steal
- State Moves To Outlaw Putting Chips In People
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017
- T-Mobile Counters Verizon, Boosts 'Unlimited' Data
- Judge Sides With Warriors In Battle Over 'Eavesdropping' App
- New 'Fingerprinting' Technique Can Track People Across Browsers
- Ad Hoc 'Trust' Group Wants To Be Neutral Ground, Will Use UN As Its Venue
- AT&T Expands Gigabit Service
- University Attacked By Its Vending Machines, Other IoT Devices
- Trump's Security Talk With Abe Documented On Facebook
- YouTube, Maker Pull Away From PewDiePie, Cite Anti-Semitic Content
- Maybe Facebook And News Don't Mesh
- Microsoft President Pushes Global Cyber-Security
- Quarter Of Marketers Not Ready For GDPR
