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Latest News in Telecommunications

  • February 11, 2026

    Instagram CEO Denies Users Can Be 'Addicted' To Platform

    Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri testified Wednesday in front of a California state jury considering claims his company and Google's YouTube harm children's mental health, saying he does not believe a user can become "addicted" to the platform in a clinical sense despite having used the term himself in the past. 

  • February 11, 2026

    GoDaddy Challenges $170M Loss, Patent Owner Wants $370M

    GoDaddy is looking to nix its $170 million verdict loss in Express Mobile's lawsuit that accused the website hosting platform of willfully infringing patents related to creating websites while Express Mobile urged a Delaware federal court to increase its damages to $370 million, according to newly unsealed court filings.

  • February 11, 2026

    Texas Justices Doubtful Spectrum Contract Is Static

    Texas Supreme Court justices pushed back on San Antonio's claim that amendments to public telecommunications contract laws have no bearing on a utilities pole attachment agreement, saying Wednesday that the parties seemed to have an understanding that the contract would "evolve."

  • February 11, 2026

    'The Shoe Is On The Other Foot': Judge Needles Meta In MDL

    A California federal judge presiding over social media addiction multidistrict litigation Wednesday criticized Meta's bid to push newly filed arbitration demands into court, saying she doesn't have jurisdiction over those claims and noting "big companies" are always insisting on arbitration, but "when they don't like the fact that they're arbitrating, they complain about it."

  • February 11, 2026

    Texas AG Adds Snapchat To Child Harm Suit Blitz

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Snapchat's parent company Wednesday, saying a state investigation revealed that mature content on the app is easily available to children and that its addictive features are harming their health.

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