Daily Online Examiner Editions for February 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 13, 2017
- Senators Criticize Yahoo For Failing To Provide Data Breach Details
- Ajit Pai Clams Up On Net Neutrality Repeal Strategy
- Blackburn Aims To Revoke Broadband Privacy Rules
- Oracle Appeals Pro-Google Decision In Copyright Battle
- Search Engines To Ban Torrent Sites From Serving In Results
- Macy's Outranks Nordstrom Web Traffic To Ivanka Trump Brand Pages
- Google Ordered To Pay In Patent Infringement Case
- How Companies Can Protect Themselves From Malware
- Fake News Scores Top Earned Media Ratings
- Google Warns Journalists Of State-Sponsored Email Phishing Attacks
- Breakthrough: Facebook Agrees To Be Audited By Media Rating Council
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Feb. 10, 2017
- Charter Sued Over 'Illegitimate' WiFi Activation Fee
- Google Has First Amendment Right To Remove Sites From Search Results
- Facebook Adds Audit, Third-Party Ad Verification
- Texas Cyberbullying Proposal Takes Aim At Online Anonymity
- NBA Bans Social Media Trash Talk
- AT&T Expects To Close Time Warner Acquisition This Year
- VR Gets Bloodied By The Law
- WhatsApp Unveils Tight Security Measure
- Conde Nast Acquires CitizenNet, Expands Ad Targeting
- New Phishing Attacks Target Cloud Storage
- Brands Inadvertently Fund Hate And Terror With Ads
- Bernie Sanders Holds On To Email List For Now
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017
- Microsoft Can Proceed With Suit Over DOJ 'Gag' Orders
- ReDigi Renews Battle With Capitol Over 'Used' iTunes Tracks
- FTC's McSweeny And Rep. Palone Defend Broadband Privacy Rules
- Virginia Lawmakers Pass New Muni-Broadband Rules
- Social Media Phishing Soars, New Trend Is Fake Customer Service
- Facebook Probes Ad Discrimination, Updates Guidelines
- Spammers Can Spoof Gmail Accounts, Researcher Says
- Amazon Spoofed Ad Tops Google Search Results
- Nordstrom Denies Immigration Email Is Tied to Ivanka
- EU Privacy Laws Challenge Ad Tech Companies
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017
- Backpage Hit With Two New Lawsuits
- Watchdog Sides Against Comcast Over Broadband Ads
- FCC Must Now Vote On Settlements
- Google Fights FBI Order To Hand Over Non-US Emails
- Bing Refuses To Run 7 Million Ads For Misleading Content In 2016
- Retailers and Consumers Face Ecommerce Fraud Threat
- Melania Trump Sues 'Daily Mail' For Libel, Again
- #DeleteUber Deletes Sentiment For Ride-Sharing Service, Lifts Lyft's
- Tech Giants Donate To Trump Inauguration Prior To Immigration Rant
- DHS May Require Social Media Passwords From Some Travelers
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017
- Consumer Protection Chief Jessica Rich Exits FTC
- Google's $5.5 Million Safari Hack Settlement Gains Final Approval
- Twitter Cracks Down On Abusive Tweets
- Melania Trump Settles With Blogger Over Defamation Claim
- 'TheWrap' Adds First Amendment Reporter
- The Email Edge: Privacy Across The Pond
- Are Top iOS Vulnerable To Hackers?
- Jawbone Shifting Away From Consumer Wearables
- Snap's Lone Female Board Member Makes Less Than Her Male Colleagues
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Feb. 6, 2017
- Advocates Urge FCC To Leave Privacy Rules In Place
- Vizio Agrees To Pay $2.2 Million, Destroy Consumer Data
- Silicon Valley Fights Trump's Travel Ban
- Pai Scales Back Net Neutrality Enforcement, Endorses 'Data-Free TV'
- Netflix Hit With Patent Suit Over Downloads
- Unlocked Phones Equal Higher Satisfaction
- Judge Says Google Must Surrender Emails to FBI
- Google, Facebook Fighting 'Fake News' In France
- Wild Outcomes, More Confusing Trump Tweets
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017
- Ohlhausen Outlines Privacy Approach, Focus On 'Concrete' Harms
- Yahoo Wins Battle Over Unwanted Texts
- Consumer Technology Association Testifies Against Privacy Rules
- Industry Groups Highlight Challenges From Drones
- Facebook Benefiting From Mobile, Political Rhetoric In Feeds
- Facebook Opens Its Black Box To Prevent Advertisers From Avoiding Audience Network
- Tech Giants To Challenge Trump On Immigration
- Electronic Privacy On The Congressional Agenda
- Berkeley Cancels Yiannopoulos, Trump Lashes Out
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017
- Industry Starts Enforcing Cross-Device Privacy
- Time Warner Cable Sued Over Broadband Ads
- Grindr Sued For Failing To Remove Fake Profiles
- Game Developer Prevails In Privacy Battle Over Faceprints
- Facebook challenges email for control of your online identity
- Consumers Warm To Sharing Smart Device Data
- Affils Need A Deal So OTTs Can Carry, Everywhere
- Data Misuse Sees 11 More Charities Facing ICO Fines
- Ad Blocking Grows Globally, But U.S. Lags - For Now
- Data Becomes 'Pillar' Of Advertising In 2017
