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Telecommunications - June, 2015

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• Chancery Throws Out Cablevision 'Nepotism' Suit
• Trump Sues Univision For $500M In Miss USA Contract Row
• Sprint $68M Cramming Deal Approved On Second Try
• Cooley, Fenwick Rep Cisco In $635M Buy Of Security Co.
• AT&T, DirecTV Delay $48B Merger To Push For Regulators' OK
• Atty Blames AT&T's Slow Internet For Missed Filing Deadline
• Spanish Telecom Co. Euskaltel Valued At €1.2B In IPO
• Carriers Tells FCC Wireless Industry Is Competitive For Now
• Nokia Tapped For Bharti's 3G Network Expansion In India
• Cellphone Roaming Charges To End In Europe In 2017
• DC Circ. Affirms Royalty Board Decision Favoring MPAA
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Late Reserve Auction Hurts Small Carriers, Sprint Tells FCC
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• FCC's Wider 'MVPD' Rule Hits Constitutional Snag, NCTA Says
• FISC Cites Freedom Act To Revive NSA Metadata Program
• Top Telecom Attys Rep FCC's Net Neutrality Supporters
• DC Circ. Sets Fast-Track For Net Neutrality Fight
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself In Soap Opera Employment Spat
• Can Consumer Privacy Slow The Rise Of TCPA Class Actions?
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Cox's Win In Fiber Optic Chip Patent Row
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• AOL Investors Seek Stock Appraisal After $4B Verizon Deal
• Discovery Grabs Euro Olympic TV Rights In $1.5B Deal
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• 9th Circ Revives Apple, AT&T Antitrust Class Action
• FCC Tells Ariz. Utility To Explain Holdup With Sprint Reband
• Amphenol Offers $1.3B For Bain-Owned Connector Maker
• Pandora Wants BMI Royalty Lowered To FM Radio Rate
• Jones Day Nabs Telecom Partner For Paris Office
• AT&T Stay Bid Unopposed In Sidley Blown-Deadline Case
• Wireless Group Says LTE-U Won't Crowd Out Wi-Fi
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Reps Back Limited FCC Spectrum Reserve As T-Mobile Objects
• PayPal Clarifies Robodialing Policies After Backlash
• Corporate Attys Want More High Court Action After Slow Term
• BMG, Cox Must Turn Over Docs In Music Copyright Row
• Consumer Group Pushes For Basic Internet Option From AT&T
• 3 FCC Process Reform Battles To Watch
• GAO Takes Dim View Of FCC Outreach For Disability Access
• Plaintiffs Hit Redial On AOL 'Wrong Number' TCPA Suit
• Brand Battles: Ford, Session Beer, Star Wars
• DirecTV Blasts State Tax Decisions In High Court Appeal
• Aeroflex Investors Vie For Atty Fees From $1.5B Deal
• AT&T Pans Call For Internet Traffic Condition In DirecTV Deal
• CenturyLink Gets OK For $5M Rights-Of-Way Deal
• 6 Tips For FCC Ex Parte Visits
• Caribbean Telecom Co. Digicel Files For $200M IPO
• Symbol Tech Can't Block Class Cert. In Investor Suit
• Donald Trump Plans On Suing Univision For Dropping Pageant
• Sirius XM Pays Labels $210M To Settle Pre-1972 Fight
• FCC's Wheeler Says Net Neutrality Doesn't Hurt Investment
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• Nortel's US Arm Urges Courts To Revisit $7.3B Allocation Plan
• BMG Says It Shouldn't Have To Turn Over Docs In Cox Row
• App Tech Patent Holder Shrugs Off WWE Bid To Invalidate
• FCC Should Resolve Call Routing Rows, Trade Group Says
• Senate Panel OKs Bill To Review US Internet Handover
• FCC Proposes Changes To Spectrum Auction Bidding Rules
• Charter Vows To Follow FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Lawmakers Tackle Vehicle-To-Vehicle Tech Vulnerabilities
• Amid Net Neutrality Attacks, One Case Would Beef Up Rules
• DOJ Calls For 'Significant' Reserve In Spectrum Auction
• Dish, DirecTV Want To Gut $14M Dish Installation Suit
• Jones Day Snags London Project Finance Pro From Latham
• 10th Circ. Says Cox Waived Arbitration In Okla. Antitrust Suit
• GAO Urges Feds To Boost Cybersecurity After New Breaches
• Sprint Hit With $30M Verdict Over Network Patent
• AT&T Slams T-Mobile For FCC Gripes In Rural Spectrum Buy
• DOD To Help Bolster NATO Members' Cyberdefenses
• Dems Urge FCC To Support Small Biz In Spectrum Auction
• Salus Maintains Push To Convert RadioShack To Ch. 7
• PUCs' Power Shrinks As Telecom Sector Goes Wireless
• Dish, DirecTV Blast Possible Hike Of FCC's New 12-Cent Fee
• Collection Co. Loses Bid For $93M From Collapsed Telecom
• IDT Says Tyco Stonewalling Undersea Fiber Deal Worth $314M
• Broadcaster ITV Grows Content With $86.5M Twofour Buy
• Idaho Justices Say TracFone Owes State For 911 Service Fees
• Sprint Loses 7th Circ. Bid To Tank Illinois Bell Access Prices
• Takeaways From 11th Circ. Ruling On Cell Tracking
• The Staggering Breadth Of Chicago's New 'Cloud' Taxes
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Verizon Settles US Bank Suit Over Costs In Idearc Spinoff Row
• Bouygues Rebuffs Altice's Reported $11B Telecom Unit Bid
• Cable Groups Push For Congress To Update Video Policy
• LG Agrees To Redesign $300M Englewood Headquarters
• Rocket Internet Shareholders OK $5B Capital Raise
• House OKs Oversight For Reducing Internet Address Control
• Cable Groups Want FCC Regulatory Fee Hike On Dish, DirecTV
• UK Intelligence Agency Broke Law With NGO Spying: Court
• DC Circ. Revives FCA Suit Claiming AT&T Overbilled Schools
• FCC Administrative Proceedings To Watch
• Sony, Amazon, AT&T Call Latest Adaptix IP Suits Redundant
• Freedom Act Restored Biz Record Production, FISA Court Says
• Figure Skater Baiul Must Pay NBC's Fees For IP Row: 2nd Circ.
• AT&T Hit With Class Action Over Misleading Data Plans
• FCC Mulls Small ISP Net Neutrality Transparency Exemption
• US Chamber Asks 3rd Circ. To Let Congress Mull Web Privacy
• Time Warner Cable Hit With 1st Net Neutrality Complaint
• TCPA Takeaways From Makaron V. GE Security Manufacturing
• In Sirius Cases, A Record Industry Vet Keeps Fighting
• Telcordia, Groups Can Intervene In Neustar DC Circ. Appeal
• Iowa's Governor Signs Broadband Bill Into Law
• Manufacturers Urge FCC To Fully Open New Spectrum Auction
• T-Mobile Says Increased Spectrum Reserve Is Pro-Consumer
• Marketing Firm Sued Over Verizon Supercookie Tracking
• Tax Court Finds Couple Partly Liable For $79M On Telco Sale
• FCC Asked To Lift Ultra-Wideband Restrictions
• EarthLink Fights AT&T Effort To Nix Decade-Old FCC Case
• US Must Flex Cybersecurity Muscles With China, Rubio Says
• Apple Seeks $15M Fees Over Patent Co.'s 'Kitchen Sink' Suits
• Sprint, Verizon Fight Dismissal Bid In Overcharging MDL
• SoftBank, Bharti, Foxconn Launch Green Energy JV In India
• FCC Repubs Want 'Brownie Points' For Lifeline Attack: Clyburn
• Samsung Must Hand Over Docs In Apple-Nokia License Leak
• FCC Largely Affirms Incentive Auction Rules In New Order
• Sirius Beats Fla. Case Over Pre-1972 Songs
• Qualcomm Investor Hits Brass With China Bribery Suit
• Streaming Co. Says It's Entitled To Compulsory Cable License
• Iowa High Court Says Telemedicine Abortions Are OK
• Top Legal Aide To FCC's Rosenworcel Set To Leave Agency
• Networks Push FCC For Local Rule In AT&T, DirecTV Merger
• FCC Defends TV Joint Sales Agreements Ban To DC Circ.
• USTelecom Asks FCC To Rule Against Verizon In Rate Row
• Fidelity Offers $904M To Take Telecom Co. Colt Private
• NCAI Presses FCC On Broadband Grant For Okla. Tribal Lands
• Advocacy Group Pans Wider Spectrum Reserve In FCC Letter
• 5 Tips For Navigating The FCC's Merger Review Process
• Verizon Blasts Broadband Spectrum Auction Set-Aside
• Dish Wants Class Of 9 Million Decertified In False Ad Suit
• Cyberattacks Could Strike Gold In Mining Industry Data
• FCC Empowers TCPA Plaintiffs At Peril Of Businesses
• Windstream Spinoff Not An Augur Of More Telecom REITs
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• ZTE Hit With $31.5M Data Patent Verdict In Eastern Texas
• Comcast Must Out Defaming Internet User, Ill. Justices Say
• Calif. Judge Pares Kerkorian Spy Claims Against PacBell
• FCC Robocall Rules A Potential Gold Mine For TCPA Lawyers
• Samsung Asks Fed. Circ. To Rehear Apple IP Ruling
• AT&T Opposes Proposed FCC Regulations In Phone Transition
• FCC Commissioner Targets Okla. Tribal Lifeline Subsidies
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, A&P, Telecom Italia
• Jones Day Adds Greenberg Traurig Team To Mexico City Office
• Mayors Want FCC To Implement Uniform Broadband Reporting
• Considering Drug Policies After Colo. High Court Ruling
• NII's Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan Gets Nod From Judge
• NFL, DirecTV Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Broadcast Deals
• New York City Blasts Verizon On 'Failed' FiOS Delivery
• FCC Seeks More Info On Frontier's $10.5B Verizon Wireline Buy
• FCC Expands TCPA To Robocalls Despite Litigation Fears
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• FCC Dems Force Path To Internet Subsidies Under Lifeline
• Cable Group Blasts AT&T-DirecTV Merger Over Sports Rules
• Verizon Sanctioned Over Discovery In Call-Recording Suit
• Telecom Italia Raises $908M With Tower Unit IPO
• Sprint Wins New Damages Trial In Termination Fee Suit
• FCC Enforcement Hits New Heights With $100M AT&T Fine
• Marvell's Bid For 'Exceptional' IP Attys' Fees In Jeopardy
• Sidley Says Stay $40M AT&T Verdict For High Court Appeal
• Germany Gets EU Approval For $3B Broadband Build Out
• Nokia's $18B Alcatel-Lucent Merger Gets Nod From US
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, Tujia.com, EBay
• Uncertified Carrier Leaves Telecom Co. Liable For Excise Tax
• Bill Blocking Net Neutrality Funding Clears House Panel
• DirecTV Must Pay $8.5M In Tax On SC Income, Judge Says
• TracFone Says Objections Can't Stop $40M False Ad Deal
• FCC Looks To Save Spectrum Space For Unlicensed Devices
• FCC Must Ease Lifeline Telecom Mandate, AT&T Tells DC Circ.
• Keysight Drops $609M On UK Mobile Measuring Co. Anite
• House Panel Advances Bill To Give Up US Control Of ICANN
• FCC Fines AT&T Record $100M Over Misleading Data Plans
• Open Internet Order And The Need For FCC Common Law
• Verizon Accused Of Using Roaming Rates To Gut Competitors
• RadioShack Wins Nod For $50M Real Estate Sale
• DEA Wants Suit Over Collection Of Phone Records Tossed
• Ace, Dish Trade Blows In TCPA Suit Coverage Battle
• Canada Won't Help ICANN With .SUCKS
• FCC Finalizes Network Outage Rule, Rejects Industry Tweaks
• WWE Slams Data Transfer Efficiency Patent Claim As Invalid
• Sprint Urges Judge To OK $68M 'Cramming' Deal With CFPB
• AT&T Blasts T-Mobile's 'Magenta Herring' Over Spectrum Sale
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Sidley Blown-Deadline Ruling
• Frontier Accepts $283M From FCC To Fund Rural Broadband
• NHL Broadcast Antitrust Deal Passes Court Muster
• Bad Legal Advice Will Cost Cloud Call Co. $2M In FCC Fines
• FCC Blasts Neustar's 'Straw Man' In $460M Contract Appeal
• Groups Urge Lawmakers To Fund FCC Net Neutrality
• 4 Questions To Ask Before Taking Your Case To The FCC
• Google, AT&T Out Of Tune On LTE-U Repercussions
• Why The Supreme Court Refused To Hear The FTAIA Appeals
• NII Warns Bankruptcy Plan Denial Could Doom Company
• Zero-Tolerance Pot Policies Clear Hurdle In Dish Ruling
• Google, Facebook Should Fall Under Do Not Track, FCC Told
• Local Regulations A Burden, Wireless Trade Group Tells FCC
• DOJ Says Freedom Act Allows For Bulk Data Collection
• TV Cos. Try To Stall DirecTV-AT&T Deal Amid Rate Spat
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• Cablevision Urges FCC To Nix Witness In Channel Tiering Row
• 5 Tips For Crafting A Killer FCC Petition
• Dish Accused Of 'Forum-Shopping' In TCPA Coverage Fight
• Lawmakers Urge FCC, FTC To Update TCPA Rules
• RadioShack Reveals Ch. 11 Plan That Will Likely Short IRS
• Vonage Defends VoIP Phone Number Access Proposal To FCC
• Class Cert. For 'Project Runway' Calls Won't Work: Lifetime
• Fox Gets Claims Trimmed From 'New Girl' Copyright Suit
• Prison Phone Provider Hit With Class Action Over Rates
• EU's Increased Telecom M&A Prompts Regulatory Questions
• Dish Worker's Firing For Medical Pot Use Deemed Lawful
• Justices Won't Review Foreign Reach Of US Antitrust Law
• Biz, Law Groups Back Arbitration In DirecTV High Court Row
• FCC Clears Spectrum Auction Hurdle With DC Circ. Ruling
• DC Metro Wireless Installer Sues Telecoms Over Unpaid Work
• Deals Rumor Mill: Heinz, Kraft, Dish, T-Mobile, CNNC
• $68M Sprint Cramming Deal Is Fair, CFPB Tells Judge
• FCC Commish Calls Enforcement Unit 'Dangerously Misguided'
• Internet Cos. Say Platforms Can't Be Callers Under TCPA
• Cable, Wireless Groups Duel Over FCC Action On LTE-U Tech
• Florida Appeals Court Chucks $3M Verizon Tax Bill
• Sens. Push For Committee Action On Spectrum Sharing Bill
• FCC Spectrum Auction Rules Upheld By DC Circ.
• 5th Circ. Finds Errors In $11.7M Software Contract Judgment
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Texts In Context: 7th Circ. Explains Tacit Collusion
• FCC Dives Headfirst Into Privacy
• Net Neutrality Survives, But FCC's Fight Has Just Begun
• NHL, Subscribers Reach Deal To End Broadcast Antitrust Row
• Investor Moves To Remand Suit Over IDreamSky's IPO
• FCC Extends HD Carriage Exemption For Small Cable Systems
• Houston Network Says Comcast Drove It Into Bankruptcy
• Verizon Tells T-Mobile CEO To Watch His Mouth
• Calif. High Court Won't Take $11B Time Warner Bundling Suit
• House Subcommittee Greenlights Bill To Block Net Neutrality
• Aussie Regulator Looks At TPG's $1B Deal For Rival iiNet
• DirecTV Knocks Down Satellite Sales Tax In Fla. Court
• AT&T, Telecom Sound Off On FCC's Lifeline Revamp
• Qualcomm Wants FCC's Hands Off Unlicensed LTE Tech
• Frontier, Verizon Push FCC To Approve $10.5B Transaction
• DC Circ. Refuses To Pause FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• FCC Commish Compares Reporting Reg To 'Groundhog Day'
• FCC Rule Called A Boon To TCPA Suits, Bust For Business
• Congress Pushes For Oversight Of Internet Address Transition
• French Antitrust Watchdog Fines Telecom Co. $6.3M
• Verizon Sues NY Utility Over Pole Purchase Pact
• Open Internet Order Puts 'Edge Providers' In The Spotlight
• Cable Group Says $48B AT&T-DirecTV Deal Could Raise Fees
• FCC Plan For VoIP Number Access Worries Consumer Group
• DirecTV Sues TVEyes After Fox Loses Fight Under Fair Use
• House Spending Bill Seeks To Pause Net Neutrality Rules
• T-Mobile Won't Give Up Info In Yahoo TCPA Suit, Plaintiffs Say
• FCC Defends Wireless Rules To Cut Municipal Red Tape
• Cogent, AT&T Reach Internet Traffic Exchange Deal
• Wash. Tribes Ask FCC Not To Alter Designated Entity Program
• Embarq Scores A Victory In Long-Running ERISA Suit
• Rep. Floats Bill To Measure Cyberattack Fallout
• Apple Survives Last-Ditch Efforts By GPNE In IPhone IP Row
• FCC's Wheeler Cuts Number Of Planned Field Office Closures
• FCC Urged To Adopt Broadband Subsidy
• TracFone Users Want $40M False Ad Deal Approved
• Tech Group Says Spying Will Cost US Cos. More Than $35B
• 7 Telecom Officials Attorneys Need To Know
• AT&T-DirecTV Merger Soured $102M Streaming Deal, Suit Says
• BALCA Sinks Texas Telecom's Bid For H-2B Technicians
• Sweden's TeliaSonera Takes $115M Stake In Spotify
• Recent Unitranche Issues In RadioShack Bankruptcy Case
• Status Update On FCC's Proposed Broadcast Incentive Auction
• Fox Aims To Unplug Claim It Stole 'New Girl' Sitcom
• RadioShack Gets OK For Data Sale Deal With Verizon, AT&T
• Verizon TCPA Plaintiff Says Cert Bid Made To Fend Off Deal
• Consumer Privacy Groups Urge Stronger TCPA Changes
• Bipartisan Bill On Internet Address Transition Heads To Vote
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Samsung Win In Video-Sharing IP Row
• House Votes To Permanently Block Internet Access Taxes
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Give BT-EE Deal Full Investigation
• 'Orphan Black' Producers Can't Slip Cloned Screenplay Claims
• LA Slams Time Warner For Withholding $5.2M Franchise Fees
• Nokia Urges FCC To Support Use Of Drones For Broadband
• Pandora Defends FCC's Approval Of Radio Station Buy
• Berkeley, Calif. Sued Over Cell Phone Warning Label Rule
• Deal Talks Over LightSquared Collapse End In Stalemate
• 2nd Circ. Asks How Freedom Act Affects NSA Phone Data Suit
• Senators Urge FCC To Keep Mass. Office Open
• TechFreedom Moves To Join DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• Telecom Legislation And Regulation To Watch
• FCC Makes Final Bid To Bury Comcast Discrimination Suit
• Judge Hits Pause On Pre-1972 Case For 9th Circ. Appeal
• 3 Takeaways From 7th Circ. Sprint TCPA Class Action
• FCC Seems Ready To Change Pole Attachment Rate Formula
• Feds Ask FISC To Allow 6 More Months Of NSA Spying
• Health Care, Utility Providers Request TCPA Exemptions
• Defunct Streaming Service Aereo Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Tax Court Erred In Dismissing $15M IRS Tab, 9th Circ. Says
• FCC Urged To Impose Conditions On AT&T-DirecTV Deal
• House Votes To Bar NSA From Blunting Encryption Standards
• Sprint's 'Outlandish' Dismissal Bid Nixed On Eve Of IP Trial
• FCC Action On TCPA Protections Will Dial Up More Lawsuits
• NII CEO Says Co.'s Future In Doubt If Ch. 11 Plan Fizzles
• Airdata Protests Telefonica Deutschland's $9.6B E-Plus Buy
• Ex-Verizon Retailer Says Store Buyer Skipped Out On $2M Tab
• PE Firm Urges FCC Not To Gut 'Designated Entity' Program
• Student Loan Servicers Ask FCC For Autodialing Exception
• Sprint, Others Tell FCC To Keep 911 Call Forwarding Rule
• Telecom Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• Neustar Fights FCC Bid To Toss Appeal Over $460M Contract
• The Open Road Ahead For FCC's Open Internet Rules
• FirstNet Searching For Private Sector Partnership
• ESPN App Users Take Privacy Fight To 9th Circ.
• Telcos Ask FCC To Rule Against Sprint, Verizon In Rate Row
• 911 Groups Support Ending FCC 911 Call-Forwarding Rule
• Verizon, Sprint, AT&T Duck $2.6B False Claims Act Suit
• Cox Urges FCC To Curb AT&T, DirecTV's Power In $48B Merger
• Charter Tells FCC Net Neutrality Hasn't Cut Its Investment
• State Wiretap Law Applies To Cellphones: Nev. High Court
• FCC Unveils Overhaul Of Emergency Alert System
• AT&T Customers Take Warrantless Search Claims To 9th Circ.
• 7 Calif. Privacy Bills To Watch
• The Good, The Bad And The Unclear In FCC's Plan For TCPA
• RadioShack Wins Nod For $26M Customer Data Sale
• Broadcasters Escape NCAA Athletes' Publicity Rights Suit
• Cogent Says AT&T, DirecTV Deal Poses Congestion Risks
• Plaintiffs Want Verizon Sanctioned In Call-Recording Suit
• MLB Advanced Media Settles Patent Suit Over Mobile App
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dish, T-Mobile, Tesco, Petrobras
• ASCAP Asks FCC To Rethink Pandora Radio Station Purchase
• NII Witness Says Ch. 11 Plan Detractors To Pocket The Most
• Industry, Advocacy Groups Push For Action On Wi-Fi Bill
• LightSquared Injunction Against Ergen Draws Fire
• 2nd Circ. Says Verizon Sales Agent Can't Sue Over Contract
• Calif. Senate Advances Digital Privacy Protection Bill
• FCC Says Cable Cos. Compete, Alters Basic Rate Regulation
• Wyo. TV Co. Denies Sabotaging $6.4M Deal For Philly Station
• Senate Bill Aims To Spur Wireless Vehicle-Safety Tech
• AT&T, Cricket Hit With Class Action Over 4G Coverage
• Frontier Raising $2.5B For 3-State Verizon Purchase
• Gore Says Al Jazeera Must Release Escrowed Sale Funds
• Market Research, Student Loan Biz Push FCC For TCPA Clarity
• Universal Health Trustee Settles $1.2M Transfer Claims
• House Passes $51.4B DOJ, Commerce 2016 Funding Bill
• Pepper Hamilton Shakes DQ Bid In Utility Co. Buyout Row
• Ban On 'Vulgar' Union Stickers, Buttons Unlawful, NLRB Says
• NII Boss Goes To Bat For Ch. 11 Plan Amid Creditor Flak
• Wikileaks Publishes New Batch Of WTO Services Pact Docs
• Cablevision Says GSN 'Retiering' Wasn't Discriminatory
• Small Carriers Want A Voice In Switch To New Phone Router
• Salus Wants To Force RadioShack To Convert To Ch. 7
• House Committee Advances FCC Process Reform Bill
• T-Mobile Says Low-Band Spectrum Vital For Competition
• Ex-Qualcomm Exec Gets 6 Months For Insider Trading
• NBCUniversal Gets Nod For $6.4M Unpaid Intern Deal
• FCC Legal Adviser Tapped As Deputy Chief Of Wireline Unit
• GAO Questions Effectiveness Of FCC Phone Subsidy Program
• InterDigital Seeks Summary Judgment In Microsoft, Nokia Spat
• Cramming Case Could Be Sign Of Things To Come From CFPB
• Sprint To Pay $20M To RadioShack To End Contract Disputes
• Nortel Judge Says He Can't Rule On SNMP's Avaya Claims
• Victims Group Urges FCC To Keep 911 Call-Forwarding Rule
• Ex-Terra Exec. Blames Attys For Bribery Conviction
• Merged AT&T, DirecTV Would Increase Prices, FCC Told
• NII Bondholders Continue Attack On Ch. 11 Plan
• Tennis Channel Says Comcast Claims Survive DC Circ. Ruling
• Telecom Urges FCC To Lift Restriction On Rural Subsidies
• Pa. County Says AT&T, Others Ducked $41M In 911 Fees
• McDermott Snags 2 IP Attorneys From Brinks Gilson
• Florida Legislators Pare Back Gov.'s Proposed Tax Cuts
• Ex-Telecom Head Asks 1st Circ. For IRS Evidentiary Hearing
• LightSquared Gets Nod For $1.75B Exit Financing
• Bug Bounty, Info-Sharing Pushed In Cybersecurity Comments
• Apple Loses Fight Over 'My/Phone' Trademark
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Senate Sends NSA Spying Overhaul Bill To Obama's Desk
• Your Trademark Could Be A False Advertisement
• Niro Haller Says HTC Thwarted Patent Feud Fee Mediation
• Tech Lobbying Heats Up As Vote Looms On Patent Troll Bill
• High Court Won't Hear Verizon Retirees' Suit Over Pensions
• Cable Association Notes Small Cos.' Cyberscurity Risks
• Charter Hit With $105K Verdict For Wrongful Termination
• Wireless Group Urges LA Mayor To Nix Quake Cell Tower Rule
• Senate Bill Backs FCC Call For Low-Income Broadband Service
• FCC Wants Feedback On Endo, AEP Fax Rule Waiver Requests
• Reed Smith Bolsters IP Practice With 6 Hires
• BlackBerry, Seacrest-Backed Typo Settle Keyboard IP Fight
• Apple Seeks Sanctions In IMessage Proposed Class Action
• Lawmakers Urge FBI To Halt Smartphone Decryption Push
• High Court Revives Verizon Whistleblower's 2nd FCA Suit
• Insurers Lose Appeal Over Motorola Toxic Exposure Suits
• Comcast Hit With Suit Over Call Routing Practices