Daily Online Examiner Editions for April 2017
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 28, 2017
- Uber Beefs Up Privacy Controls
- Utah AG, In Contention For FTC Spot, Sees Surge In Political Donations
- Judge Grants Facebook Permission To Appeal Robo-Texting Ruling
- What Boycott? Google Ad Revenues Soar 19% In Q1
- Charter Loses Skirmish In Battle Over Broadband Ads
- Facebook Reports 9% Rise In User Account Data Requests
- 1 In 5 Companies Fear Closure Over GDPR Non-Compliance
- Apple Self-Driving Car Spotted On The Road
- ICO Reminds Parties To Stay Legal On Email This Election
- The Week In Repression: Dozens of Turkish Newspaper Workers Face Life Sentences
- Facebook Puts 'Freebooters' On Notice
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 27, 2017
- FTC's Ohlhausen Praises Plan To Reverse Net Neutrality Rules
- Slice Hit With Privacy Suit Over Alleged Sale Of 'Anonymized' Data
- Facebook Redoubles Efforts To Fight 'Information Operations'
- Consumer Watchdog Urges FTC To Investigate Uber
- Another Murder Video Puts Facebook On Defensive
- Home Depot Exposes 8,000 Customers' Data
- The Connected Garden: Cleaning Up Our Digital Ad Mess
- Oh, My Faking Head!
- BuzzFeed Gets Public Pounding By Ex-Employe
- Government Anger At Twitter User Data Policy
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, April 26, 2017
- Broadband Providers Cheer Proposed Net Neutrality Reversal
- FCC Chair Unveils Plan To Roll Back 'Political' Net Neutrality Rules
- Google Fiber Readies Louisville Rollout
- Breitbart Denied Press Credentials, Questions Raised Over Editorial Independence
- Unroll.me Chief Exec 'Heartbroken' That Users Feel Betrayed
- Facebook Gears Up To Fight Fake News
- Google Takes First Steps To Tackle 'Fake News'
- Uber Looks At Idea Of Flying Taxis
- Oath And Verizon Inspire Confidence. Not. Yet.
- Cambridge Professor Gets To The Bottom Of Annoying Emails
- The Golden Age Of Retargeting?
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 25, 2017
- Court Urged To Restore FTC's Power To Prosecute AT&T
- FTC Presses Claims Against Company That Sought To Squelch Reviews
- FCC Chair To Unveil Plan For Net Neutrality Rollback
- Utah Court Tosses Lawyer's Defamation Suit Over Bad Yelp Review
- CNN Money Warns Consumers About Data Use By Apps
- Consumers Have Big Hopes For Artificial Intelligence
- HTTPS Accounts For Half Of Page-One Google Search Results
- Inside Google's War On 'Bad' Content
- The Trust Factor? Consumers Lack Faith In Brands And Government On Privacy
- Influencers Set For $1B+ Payday On Instagram, Despite FTC Warning Bells
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 24, 2017
- Confide Messaging Service Sued For False Advertising
- DHS Investigating Attempt To Unmask Anti-Trump Twitter Account
- Facebook Privacy Settlement Moves Forward
- Uber Threatened With App Store Ban Over Privacy Violations
- Three In Ten Americans Don't Use Social Media
- Unroll.me Promises 'Clearer Messaging' After Caught Selling Users' Data
- What's Good For Bernie: Should Sanders Surrender His Email List?
- Verizion Rolls Out Gigabit Service
- LinkedIn Tops 500M Registered Users
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 21, 2017
- Windstream Can't Prevent Future Copyright Suits
- FTC Finalizes Privacy Settlement With Turn
- NY Judge Orders Daily News To Scrub Litigant's Name
- Canada Clamps Down On Broadband Carriers
- USA Today Lost Millions Of Facebook Followers After Spammer Crackdown
- 'NYT' Makes 'Truth' Easier To Find, New Spots Break On TV, Online
- US Declares Arresting Julian Assange Is A 'Priority'
- Insidious Phishing Attack Can Be Fought
- Verizon's Unlimited Data Plan Stems The Bleeding
- Streaming Still Brings A 'Load' Of Problems
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, April 20, 2017
- Will FTC Crack Down On Instagram Ads?
- Bose Sued For 'Eavesdropping' On Headphone Users
- Google Reportedly Prepping Ad Blocker
- IAB Makes TAG Registration Mandatory For Members
- Owner Of Neo-Nazi Site Sued For Inspiring Harassment
- EU Takes Note Of Google Ad Blocker
- Is Facebook Fumbling 'Fake News' Fight?
- Consumers Trust Apple, Amazon Over Google, Microsoft For Voice Payments
- If Facebook Killing Innovation By Copying Snap?
- Facebook Looking For Product Head To Fight 'Fake News'
- Google Home Can Now Recognize Different Voices
- Adidas Apologizes For 'You Survived Marathon' Email
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, April 18, 2017
- Silicon Valley Sides With Yelp In Battle Over Takedown Order
- Cable Companies Poised To Hike Broadband Prices
- Snapchat Hit With Robo-Texting Suit
- Critics Filet Facebook's 'News Literacy' Efforts
- AT&T Merger With Time Warner Inches Forward
- FBI Seeks Alleged Scammer In $5 Million Email Swindle
- Facebook Crackdown Drives Demand For Spammers
- Facebook Live Gets Much Media Attention -- For All The Wrong Reasons
- Forecast: Nearly 80% Of U.S. Display Spending Will Be Programmatic
- Amid Uproar, Facebook Promises Faster Response
- Don't Be Evil -- Revisited
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, April 17, 2017
- Scrapping Net Neutrality Would Be 'Disaster,' FTC's McSweeny Says
- Uber Can't Shake False Advertising Claims
- What's In It For Me? Consumers Will Share Data In Return For Benefits
- Open Internet Faces Threat From Trump Administration
- 'Denver Post' Sues Ex Ad Execs Over Trade Secrets
- Google Reaches Android Antitrust Settlement In Russia
- Bloomberg: Trump Was Right To Sign Broadband Privacy Rollback
- Facebook Faulted For Broadcasting Murder
- Researchers Make Monster Ad-Blocker
- California Grants Apple Permit To Test Self-Driving Cars
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, April 14, 2017
- Republican Senator Defends Privacy Repeal To Voters
- Craigslist Awarded $60 Million Over Scraped Real Estate Listings
- Comcast-NBC Merger Conditions Expire Next Year
- Facebook Accused Of Publishing Kiddie Porn
- Facebook Says Spammers Are Losing Ground
- Alleged Email Hacker To Appeal Canadian Bail Denial
- Privacy Gray Zone: Can Europe Trust Trump?
- An Email Marketer's Guide To Changing Federal Security Regulations
- Nick Denton Wants To Develop Web Forums
- Employees To Amazon: Drop Breitbart Ads
