美國傳媒新聞：2016/09/22

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BENTON’S COMMUNICATIONS-RELATED HEADLINES for THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016

Today’s Events — See Our Calendar — https://www.benton.org/calendar/2016-09-22

 
GOVERNMENT & COMMUNICATIONS
   Agency Review Bill (REVIEW Act) Gets White House Pushback
   With terror in spotlight, government requests for Twitter data surge [links to Benton summary]
   Why US border agents want to know your Twitter handle [links to CNNMoney]

SECURITY/PRIVACY
   Preserve Consumer Privacy Trades – Commissioner O’Rielly blog
   Cyber Bill Would Let Agency Heads Be Fired If There’s a Data Breach [links to nextgov]
   Financial impact of hacking is small, new RAND study says [links to San Diego Union-Tribune]
   Commerce Holding FTC Oversight Hearing, Broadband Privacy Expected to Be On Agenda [links to Benton summary]
   Google’s Allo app lets you send extra-secure ‘incognito’ messages [links to Washington Post]
   A Frustrating Conversation About Privacy With Google’s New Allo Chatbot [links to Vice]
   Op-Ed: The Key To Transparency Is Technology, Not Just Terms And Conditions [links to MediaPost]
   U.S. Spies Finally Embracing iPhones, Wireless Connections [links to Bloomberg]
   Federal cyber incidents jump 1,300% in 10 years [links to Washington Post]

INTERNET/BROADBAND
   Trump backs Ted Cruz’s Internet domain crusade
   Nashville gives final approval of Google Fiber ‘One Touch’ plan
   Stanford researchers invent tech workaround to net neutrality fights
   AT&T: Business Data Services ‘Compromise’ Is Giveaway [links to Benton summary]
   Remarks of Commissioner O’Rielly at the International Bar Association Conference, Communication Committee Session – speech [links to Benton summary]
   Remarks of FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai at Competitive Carriers Association 2016 Annual Convention – speech [links to Benton summary]
   Remarks of NTIA Assistant Sec Strickling at Internet Society’s InterCommunity 2016 – speech [links to Benton summary]
   When Judges Pull the Plug on Rural America – Susan Crawford op-ed [links to Benton summary]
   Windstream Expands Metro Fiber Network In Minneapolis [links to telecompetitor]

ELECTIONS 2016
   Calling Donald Trump’s lies "lies" isn’t partisan. It’s the truth. – Vox analysis [links to Benton summary]
   Twitter will livestream all three presidential debates, thanks to a new deal with Bloomberg [links to Revere Digital]
   Monday’s presidential debate: the Donald Trump Show, starring Hillary Clinton [links to Vox]
   Trump, Clinton hope for ‘legacy moment’ at Monday’s debate [links to Hill, The]
   Clinton camp worries that Trump will get easier debate questions [links to Washington Post]
   Democrats’ debate advice to Clinton: Let Trump screw up [links to Politico]
   Opinion: A plea for sanity in the media coverage of the debates [links to Washington Post]
   ‘Reluctant Republicans’ Targeted With New Voter Models and Addressable TV [links to AdAge]
   Fox News: Sean Hannity won’t appear in any more Trump ads [links to Politico]
   CNN denies reports of Lewandowski suspension [links to Hill, The]
   The Media Surrender: Forget accuracy. Defeating Trump is too important. [links to Wall Street Journal editorial]
   Hillary Clinton owns the TV airwaves, but Donald Trump may be winning online [links to Washington Post]
   Pro-Trump super PAC mistakenly publishes private donor information [links to Center for Public Integrity, The]
   Top Intelligence Official Suggests Russia Trying to Sow Doubt in US Elections [links to Hill, The]
   Former Justice official: US’ own electoral meddling leaves little room for complaint [links to Benton summary]
   Tinder rolls out new swipe-to-vote app [links to CNNMoney]
   Presidential approval a stronger indicator of voter choice than satisfaction with the country [links to Pew Research Center]
   In Their Own Words: Why Voters Support – and Have Concerns About – Clinton and Trump [links to Pew Research Center]
   Study: Media Marginalized Latino Voices In Discussing Trump’s Attacks On Judge Curiel’s Latino Heritage [links to Media Matters for America]
   Corey Lewandowski Continues to Be Paid by Donald Trump’s Campaign [links to New York Times]
   To reach millennials, Clinton reserves digital ad time [links to Associated Press]

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
   Procedures for FCC Review of State Opt-Out Requests From the FirstNet Radio Access Network [links to Federal Communications Commission]
   How To Make Those Emergency Phone Alerts More Useful And Less Terrifying [links to Fast Company]

WIRELESS/SPECTRUM
   Wi-Fi Alliance Releases LTE-U Testing Plan [links to Benton summary]
   Verizon Wireless data meter accuracy questioned after $9,100 bill [links to Benton summary]
   Ooyala: Mobile Accounting for Half of Video Viewing [links to Multichannel News]

TELEVISION
   New Video: Public Knowledge Calls on FCC to Help Consumers Unlock the Box and Save Money [links to Public Knowledge]
   Charter says proposed FCC set-top rules would force it to charge modem fees [links to Benton summary]
   What is a “Regulatory Backstop?” – TPI editorial [links to Benton summary]
   FCC complaints from Olympics viewers [links to Benton summary]

CONTENT
   Facebook plans to broaden a program that gives free advertising to online activists that fight back against online hate-speech, in a bid to undermine internet propaganda from Islamist terrorists and far-right radicals. [links to Wall Street Journal]
   AT&T to launch DirecTV Now streaming video service before 2017 [links to C-Net|News.com]
   Netflix plans to make half of its content original programming [links to Ars Technica]
   How digital finance could boost growth in emerging economies [links to McKinsey]
   Google launches Allo — a messaging app that’ll make Facebook jealous [links to CNNMoney]

OWNERSHIP
   Viacom’s Interim Chief Will Step Down in November [links to New York Times]

JOURNALISM
   Rieder: Preserving great journalism in the digital age [links to USAToday]