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• March 20, 2026

  Social Media Jury Signals Potential Trouble For Meta, Google

  After six full days deliberating in a California bellwether trial over allegations that Meta Platforms Inc. and Google LLC harm children's mental health through their social media platforms, the jury submitted a question to the judge potentially indicating it may be leaning in favor of finding one or both defendants liable.

• March 20, 2026

  Nexstar Won Over DC, But Faces Big Task In Local TV Markets

  Broadcast behemoth Nexstar had plenty to celebrate in Washington, D.C., on Thursday with twin regulatory approvals pivotal to its plan to take over rival Tegna, but even if the deal survives legal challenges, it will face scrutiny in local TV markets.

• March 20, 2026

  Ad Tech Class Can't Make Outside Plaintiffs Set Aside Funds

  Individual website publishers suing Google won't have to set aside 10% of any winnings in the sprawling advertising placement technology antitrust multidistrict litigation after a New York federal judge said Thursday that the certified class of publishers was embellishing its contributions in seeking the set-aside.

• March 20, 2026

  States Want To Halt Nexstar-Tegna Integration For Challenge

  State enforcers asked a California federal court Friday to stop Nexstar Media Group Inc. from integrating with rival broadcast company Tegna Inc., after the companies closed their $6.2 billion merger despite a pair of lawsuits challenging the deal.

• March 19, 2026

  4th Circ. Backs T-Mobile In Signal Interference Suit

  The Federal Communications Act dooms every bit of an internet and phone service provider's suit accusing T-Mobile of interfering with and slowing down its signals, the Fourth Circuit said Thursday, declining to revive the litigation.

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