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Telecommunications - September, 2017

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• Privacy Fights To Watch At The Supreme Court
• AT&T Training Managers Ink $2.75M Class Action Wage Deal
• Judge Nixes $130M Land-Use Jury Award, Orders New Trial
• Activist Group Challenges UK Watchdog On Fox-Sky Decision
• Prison Callers Denied Class Cert. In Suit Over High Rates
• Democrats Propose $40B Rural Internet Access Plan
• ESPN App User Backed By Privacy Watchdog In 9th Circ. Row
• 5 Tax Fights To Watch In The Supreme Court
• Apple Should Activate FM Chip For Emergencies, Pai Says
• AT&T Seeks Quick Win On Claims It Owes $19M In Fees
• Telia's No-Monitor FCPA Deal Could Be A Model
• Groups Ask High Court To Rethink Net's Title II Status
• Ex-Telecom Boss Gets Time Served In Haiti Teleco FCPA Case
• FCC Chairman Pai's Reconfirmation Heads Toward Final Vote
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• Telecom Lands Quick Win In Axed TV Station Deal
• 5 Takeaways From The Largest FCPA Resolution
• Feds Urge High Court To Uphold Cellphone Location Searches
• White House Goals Include Broadband Funding: Adviser
• Fox Was Flaky On 'Planet Of Apes' Games, $3M Suit Says
• Ex-Sprint Retailer Slaps Rival With $31.6M Fraud Suit
• Pai FCC Renomination Takes Heat As Senate Vote Approaches
• Spectrum Dubs TCPA Unconstitutional In Call Dispute
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• Ericsson Says HTC Wireless Royalties Suit Belongs In Texas
• FTC Fights DirecTV Bid To End $4B False Ad Trial
• Qualcomm Must Face Chip Antitrust Allegations, Buyers Say
• Miami-Based 'Pirate' Radio Station Faces Max FCC Fines
• FCC Inches Closer To Toll-Free Number Auctions
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Billing For An MDL
• FCC Finds Sufficient Mobile Competition Despite Objections
• Feds Need Warrant For Stingray Tracking, DC Top Court Says
• Sprint Tells Justices $30M Patent Ruling Flouts Damages Law
• Ill. Gov. Vetoes Geolocation Privacy Bill Over Job Concerns
• FCC Updates Cable, AM Radio Regs Ahead Of Open Meeting
• Nielsen Sues ComScore Over Alleged Data Contract Breach
• ESPN, App User Spar Over Spokeo's Impact On Privacy Suit
• FCC Report Backs Title II Repeal, Conservative Group Says
• Manufacturers Must Focus On Securing The Internet Of Things
• Anthony Weiner Sentenced To 21 Months In Sexting Case
• PTAB Invalidation Not Enough To Stay Arista ITC Import Ban
• Attys Want $1.6M Cut Of App Privacy Deal With Tech Giants
• FCC Inquiry Sees Contention Over Broadband Standards
• Looming Net Neutrality Decision May Overtake FOIA Actions
• Avaya Allows $40M Bankruptcy Claim To Settle Patent Suit
• Sidley Austin Employment M&A Pro Joins Hogan Lovells
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, GE, Pladis
• NTIA Floats Opening 911 Subsidy To Tribes Directly
• FTC's McSweeny Makes Urgent Call For New Data Regs
• Sens. Ask FCC To Open Comment On New Net Neutrality Docs
• What You Need To Know About Upcoming FCC Auctions
• Swedish Telecom Telia To Pay $1B In FCPA Settlement
• FCC's Wireless Report Is Misleading, Media Org. Charges
• FCC's Pai Responds To Sinclair Favoritism Questions
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• Financier Named In 'Frivolous' Fox News Suit Seeks Sanctions
• Fox's $14B Sky Merger Referred To UK Watchdog For Probe
• CONMEBOL Escapes Soccer Tournament Bribery Suit
• The Road To Cox's 10th Circ. Win In Set-Top Box Tying Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, AIA Group, SIX Group
• PTAB Finds Wireless Patent Challenged By Arris, HP Invalid
• Ex-Fiber Optics Boss Accused Of $2M Insider Trading Scheme
• Global Cos. Say Internet Of Things Botnets Threaten All
• Feds Recommend About 2 Years For Weiner In Sexting Case
• KBC, Motley Rice To Lead Cloud Computing Co. Investor Suit
• Considerations For Competitors Collaborating Post-Hurricane
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• AT&T Tells Full 9th Circ. FTC Can't Sue For Throttled Data
• Fox Says Contributor Can't Sue Over 'Pre-Approved' Quotes
• Veon Must Face Investor Class Action, With Some Limits
• Free Internet Advocates Criticize Sex Trafficking Bill
• AOL Seeks 10.3% Share Price Trim In Verizon Merger Suit
• 10th Circ. Upholds Cox's Dodge Of $6M Antitrust Verdict
• FTC Chief Says Real Consumer Harms Must Guide Cases
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Renova Energia, Apollo Global
• Charter Shorted Time Warner Workers Vacay Pay, Suit Says
• Content-Makers Call For Stronger Copyright Rules In NAFTA
• Windstream Drops Appeal For Copyright Shield Against BMG
• Benefits To Ex-Avaya Worker's Widow Deemed Unsecured
• FCC Probes Sinclair, Tribune For More Merger Specifics
• Albanian Telecom Says Penalty Up To Court, Not Arbitration
• FCC's Acting General Counsel Joins Wilkinson Barker
• Digital Streamer Roku Launches $204M IPO Led By Cooley
• Calif. Broadband Privacy Bill Flops In Assembly
• Premium Text Auto-Subscription Scammer Gets Nearly 3 Years
• High Court Urged To Tune In To Satellite-Cable Tax Row
• Conservative Groups Urge FCC To Repurpose Spectrum Gaps
• Net Neutrality Comments: The People's Case
• Joint Commission Hesitates On New Telehealth Standards
• House Introduces Resolution To Encourage 5G Rollout
• Group Urges 'Tech Neutral' Mobile Standards In EU
• Brand Battles: Amazon, Walt Disney, Chicago Cubs
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• Avaya Creditor Spat Over Ch. 11 Plan Sent To Mediation
• FCC To Take Action On Lifeline Program, Chairman Pai Says
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case For Title II
• City Tech Officers Say FCC Plans Hurt Internet Expansion
• Samsung Hit With Beefed-Up Ongoing Royalty In Patent Suit
• Expanded PTAB Panel Will Review HTC's Mobile Signal Patent
• Dish Can't Secure TCPA Coverage, Insurer Tells 10th Circ.
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case Against Title II
• Game Show Network Appeals Loss At FCC To DC Circ.
• French Satellite Co. Wants Ex-CEO Suit In Del.
• Apple, Samsung Smartphone Battle Divides Patent World
• Securus, Rival Want Two Prison Phone Patents Cut From Suit
• How The FTC Has Erred On Innovation Policy Issues
• Sanctions Compliance Lessons From Recent OFAC Actions
• 5th Circ. Tames NLRB Approach To Workplace Conduct Rules
• Apple, Samsung Make Case For Counting Patent Damages
• After Storms, Senators Move Stalled Telecom Disaster Bill
• DirecTV Says No Need To Finish FTC's $4B False Ad Trial
• Apple Settles With Acacia Unit After $22M Patent Loss
• King & Spalding Sheds 'Frivolous' Suit Over ZTE Work
• White House Pushes To Make Surveillance Law Permanent
• FTC Chief Won't Rush To Police Digital Economy
• My Supreme Court Debut: A Lot Of Questions, A Little Luck
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• AT&T, Telcos Launch Task Force For Mobile Authentication
• FCC Chair Names 31 Diversity Committee Members
• Apple Can't Get Quick Judgment In FaceTime IP Suit
• FCC Trims Outdated Common Carrier Regs
• Class Rep. Payouts Cut In $14M American Eagle TCPA Deal
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• ISP Complaints May Not Forecast Post-Net Neutrality Behavior
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC Strikes Deal With Online Gambling Co., Influencers
• Pai Tees Up Media Rule 'Modernization Month' At FCC
• Acacia Hit With Securities Suit Over Alleged False Statements
• Qualcomm Can't Halt Apple's Foreign IP, Antitrust Suits
• Discovery Raises $6.8B In Debt To Fund Scripps Buy
• ITC Won't Reopen Nokia's Patent Suit Against Apple
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• Judge Says 3M Robocalls Warrants $32M, Not $1.6B, Damages
• Tangoe Investor Says Board Pushed Sale For Own Benefit
• Way Cleared For Colo. Town's Broadband Ballot Proposal
• Telecoms' $3M Arizona Cable Line Deal Needs More Info
• Discovery Raising Debt To Help Fund $14.6B Scripps Buy
• Broadcasters Underfunded For Spectrum Repack, Reps. Told
• Sanofi Beats Eye Doctor's TCPA Suit Over 13-Year-Old Fax
• NY Allows Telephone Cos. To Apportion In-State Charges
• App Buyers Ask High Court To Decline Apple Monopoly Row
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• Verizon Joins Dolby Subsidiary Via's Patent Pool
• State Securities Suits Hamper Markets, Justices Told
• Infineon Asks Fed. Circ. To Lift Semiconductor Injunction
• FCC's O'Rielly Floats Agency 'Spectrum For Cash' Swaps
• New Consumer Gripes Build Net Neutrality Case, Group Says
• Lifeline Waste Accusations Rooted In Bias, Senate Panel Told
• Ky. Utility Pole Case Defines FCC Jurisdiction Boundaries
• NY Comedians Deny Fraud In Morning Show Stunt
• Punitive Damages In Mass Torts: Outrageous And Reckless
• Mixed Verdict Triggers Another Retrial In Text-Scam Case
• FCC Monitoring Harvey Damage As Outages Persist
• 9th Circ. Won't Force Arbitration Over Verizon 'Supercookies'
• FCC Sets Final Rules To Streamline Radio License Renewals
• FCC Council Tees Up Review Of Technical Rules
• General Wireless Defends Ch. 11 Disclosures, Case Control
• S. Korean Court Denies Qualcomm Stay Of Antitrust Order
• 4 More States Opt In To FirstNet, Bringing Total To 20
• Apple Settles With 169 Customers In Suit Over Wiped IPhones
• Telecom Co. CenturyLink Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• NobelBiz Wants Rehearing On Tossing Of $2M Patent Trial Win
• Anti-Trump Site's Users Seek To Quash DOJ Info Demand
• Ex-RadioShack Employees File WARN Act Violation Suit
• AT&T Lobbies For 'Safe Harbor' In Robocall Policy
• Text-Scam Jury Closing In On Finish, Judge Observes
• FCC Urged To Extend Comment Period On Mobile Broadband
• Don't Apply Chevron To Inmate Calls Decision, DC Circ. Told
• Monitronics To Pay $28M To End TCPA Robocall MDL
• Austin Won't Block Texas 5G Equipment Regulations