Daily Online Examiner Editions for March 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, March 31, 2017
- Repeal Of Broadband Privacy Rules Sparks Backlash
- Blogger Protected By Pennsylvania's Journalist Shield Law
- Gannett Dodges Video Privacy Claims -- For Now
- Americans Trust Ads More Than News
- Comcast Bows Prepaid Web Service
- Australian Government Curtails YouTube Advertising
- Verizon To Debut Digital Live Linear TV Network Package
- Ad Blocking Is An Opportunity, Not An Obstacle
- IoT Security Concerns Higher In Europe Than U.S.
- Newspapers Vow No April Fools' Jokes, Citing Fake News
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 30, 2017
- Privacy Bills Advance In Illinois
- Broadband Provider Ends Piracy Fight With BMG
- Civil Rights Groups Funded By ISPs Opposed Broadband Privacy Rules
- Pro-Trump Group Plans Digital, TV Ad Blitz
- Publishers Look To Profit From Platforms' Content Woes
- Hallmark Networks Pitch Trust At Upfront
- JPMorgan Chase Limits Ads
- The Advertising Association Lays Out Its Brexit Wish List
- Trolls Are Ruining The Web
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 29, 2017
- Broadband Carriers Promise 'Air-Tight Approach To Privacy'
- Court Revives Lawsuit Accusing Webloyalty Of Bilking Consumers
- Repeal Of Broadband Privacy Rules Spurs Interest In VPNs
- MRC Finalizes Location-Based Ad Measurement Guidelines
- Report: Mobile Malware Increases
- 'The Guardian' Is Suing Rubicon Project
- A Free Ride On Your Marketing Dollar: How The Privacy Rollback Helps The ISPs
- Advice On Picking An Encrypted Email Provider
- YouTube Walks A Tightrope
- Will Trolls And Liars Persist? Internet Leaders Say Yes
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 28, 2017
- Power Ventures Wants To Take Facebook Battle To Supreme Court
- House Repeals Broadband Privacy Rules
- Facebook Says It's Not Responsible For Discriminatory Ads
- New Antitrust Head Likely To Approve AT&T's Merger With Time Warner
- Democracy Fund, First Look Media Give $12M To News Organizations
- Agency Urges Google to Allow Third Party Ad Verification Inside Its Walled Garden
- What's The Real-Time Marketing Potential Of Facebook's Location Tracking Feature?
- Daily Mail Is The Biggest Global Victim Of Ad Blocking
- App Users Hit With 'Spammy' Fake Reviews
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 27, 2017
- Weight Loss Company Battles FTC Over Consumer Reviews
- House Nears Vote On Broadband Privacy Rules
- Supreme Court Won't Hear Record Label's Appeal Over 'Golden Oldies'
- Illinois, Other States Mull New Online Privacy Laws
- Brand, Ad Safety Issues Spread From Google To Social Media Platforms
- Flybe and Honda Fined For Spam Emails In UK
- Uber Halts Self-Driving Car Program After Crash
- Home Secretary Calls For Police Access To Encrypted Messages
- AMC Eyes Ad-Free Pay App, Reuters Says
- United Airlines Takes Flak Over 'Leggings-Gate'
- PBS Uses Roku To Make Its Case
- Fake Email, Fake News, Fake Business
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, March 24, 2017
- Trump Takes Credit For Charter's Expansion Promises
- Health App Developers Revise Privacy Practices To Settle Investigation
- Judge: EBay Not Responsible For Alleged Patent Infringement By Seller
- Google Advertisers Already Have Tools To Block Ads From Extremist Content
- Instagram Begins Blocking 'Sensitive' Content
- Dossier Details How Russia Uses Fake News To Influence Elections
- ANA Issues YouTube Advisory, Tells Google 'To Do No Harm'
- Amazon Files For More Drone Patents
- FCC Approves Robocall Block Rule
- Don't Bury GDPR Permissions In The 'Small Print'
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, March 23, 2017
- Ad Industry, Broadband Carriers Cheer Senate Vote To Scrap Privacy Rules
- Senate Votes To Revoke Broadband Privacy Rules
- AT&T, Verizon Pull Ads: Alphabet's Schmidt Concedes YouTube Ranking Problem
- U.S. Broadband Map Not Updated Since 2014
- Consumers Have Limits In Accepting New Shopping Technologies
- U.S. Implements Mandatory Social Media Screening
- Google Says Android Safer Than Ever
- Two U.S. Tech Firms Conned In Alleged Email Phishing Scam
- Encrypted Gmail Alternative Draws Signups In Europe
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, March 22, 2017
- FCC Urged To Allow Charter To Impose Data Caps
- Senate Poised To Vote On Broadband Privacy
- FCC's Clyburn Vows To Fight For Net Neutrality
- FTC Fines Upromise For Failing To Disclose Data Collection Practices
- Banks Halt YouTube Advertising Amid Hate-Funding Claims
- Digital Advertisers Flee Breitbart News
- Data Targeting And Privacy: Mortal Enemies Or Unlikely Friends?
- Experts Warn Of Latest Amazon Email Scam
- Adblock Plus Sings Kumbayah With Ad Tech
- AT&T Suspending All Non-Search Ads On Google
- Pope Warns Against 'False' Images Of Social Media
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, March 21, 2017
- Trump Administration Opposes Facebook In Battle Over Birthday Texts
- Hackers Demand Ransom From Apple
- FilmOn Not Entitled To Cable License, Appeals Court Says
- Google Defends Democracy With 'Protect Your Election' Tools
- Twitter Suspended 636,000 Accounts Since 2015
- Readers Gauge News' Value Based On Person Who Shared It
- Dark Web Vendor Still Selling Gmail and Yahoo Account Information
- Laptops And Tablets Banned On Some Flights From Mideast
- Google Sets YouTube Safety Policies As Disturbing Internet Content Grows
- What Happens When Brands Play Politics
- Philanthropy Won't Save Journalism. Digital Will
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, March 20, 2017
- Google Ordered To Identify People Who Searched For Crime Victim's Name
- Judge Nixes Google Settlement Over Email Scans
- Info Exposed On Tens Of Thousands Of Saks Fifth Ave. Customers
- Ad Groups Press FCC To Revisit Broadband Privacy Rules
- Google Fiber Cancels Installations In Kansas City
- Samsung Phones Adding Facial-Recognition Security Feature
- YouTube Faces Heat Over LGBTQ 'Restriction'
- White House Email Newsletter Gets Off To A Bad Start
- Uber In Another Jam As Jones Resigns With 'Blistering' Assessment
- DMA Calls For Greater ICO Clarity On 'Legitimate Interest' Alternative To Consent
- The UK Is Moving Faster On Digital Ad Transparency
- Google Apologizes As Analyst Downgrades To 'Hold' On Brand Safety Concerns
- Accused Yahoo Hack Spy Worked for Russian Tycoon's Bank: Bloomberg
- Google AI Project With The NHS Heavily Criticised
