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Telecommunications - November, 2017

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• Exec Says He Never Confirmed Receipt Of Bribes In FIFA Trial
• Fed. Circ. Backs Cisco's PTAB Win On Phone Network Patent
• Cricket's Website Not Accessible To The Blind, ADA Suit Says
• Qualcomm Expands Apple Feud With 3 More Patent Suits
• Calif. Firm Sues Spectrum For Internet Installation Delays
• Apple, Samsung's 'Gaming' In $400M IP War Frustrates Judge
• Global Colocation Loses Bid To Keep Hibernia Cable Access
• T-Mobile Sues Colo. County Over Tower Permit Denials
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• ITC Not Treating PTAB Decisions Like Other Agency Rulings
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• T-Mobile Retailer Gets Initial OK On $1.1M OT Settlement
• High Court Takes Aim At Setting Location Privacy Bar
• Bribes Shown In Ledger, Juror Dismissed At FIFA Trial
• Cell Tower Servicer Can't Beat Workers' Drive-Time Claims
• AT&T Chief Says DOJ's Time Warner Suit Hurts Rule Of Law
• 9th Circ. Says ESPN App User's Data Isn't Personal Info
• Apple Says Qualcomm Violated Its Patents, Not Vice Versa
• Ericsson Settles Developer's Suit Over $15M Building Sale
• Preparing Your Company Witnesses For The Gotcha Question
• Del. Court To Consider Reopening ADT-Ring.com Suit Record
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• 'Group Of Six' Toed Line On Bribes, Ex-Soccer Prez Says
• Justices Grapple With 'Gibberish' In State Securities Case
• AT&T Customer Fights Bid to Put Roaming Fee Suit On Hold
• AT&T Unveils Comcast-Like Arb Deal In $85.4B Merger Fight
• Redstone's Ex-Caretaker Pushes Revival Of Competency Suit
• Avaya On Track To Exit Ch. 11 Proceedings After Court's OK
• Google, LG Urge PTAB To Ax Parts Of Anti-Theft Patent
• Dish Tells High Court Fla. Tax Regime Meant To Favor Cable
• Limitless Mobile Ch. 11 Plan Approved After Gov't Deal OK'd
• Internet Cos. Urge 9th Circ. To Dump LinkedIn Data Appeal
• Sinclair To Borrow $3.7B To Fund Tribune Acquisition
• Reasonable-Royalty Lessons From Prism V. Sprint
• Electronic Trader Sues To Keep Access To Hibernia Cable
• Ex-Colombian Soccer Prez Admits To Bribes In FIFA Trial
• FCC Reform Would Threaten Lifeline Program, Clyburn Warns
• USDA Balks At 'Drastic' Cut Of $34M Claim In Limitless Ch. 11
• Drivers Suing SiriusXM For Privacy Breach Seek Class Cert.
• New T-Mobile User Calls Out Carrier On Claims And Charges
• DirecTV To Pay $9.5M To End Calif. Hazardous Waste Claims
• Aurelius Fights 'Unprecedented' Clearwire Buyout Appraisal
• FCC Must Free Up More Licensed Spectrum, Think Tank Says
• Avaya Ch. 11 Plan, Supported By Creditors, Heads To Judge
• Net Neutrality Comment Process, Investigation Take Flak
• Deals Rumor Mill: Springer Nature, Ping An, Bezeq
• Argentine Media Co. Dodges Soccer TV Rights Suit Again
• Net Neutrality Hype Overblown, Title I Advocates Say
• Justices Decline Openet's Alice Appeal Over Revived Patents
• Ex-AT&T Workers Fight To Keep Age Discrimination Suit In NJ
• Top Takeaways From The Net Neutrality Rollback Draft
• New Law Moots Freedom Watch's NSA Lawsuits: Judge
• CWA Pushed Verizon To Transfer Nonstriker: NLRB Judge
• 3 Highlights From The FIFA Corruption Trial So Far
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Ad Suit Against Slingbox Maker
• Comcast X1 Set-Top Boxes Infringed 2 Rovi Patents, ITC Says
• Fed. Circ. Clears Apple In Computer Bootup Patent Case
• Waiver On L3 Background Check Form Violates FCRA: Suit
• FCC Not Cooperating In 'Fake' Comments Probe, NY AG Says
• FCC To Rethink Broadcast Ownership Cap Next Month
• Inventorship Considerations In Omnibus Patent Applications
• DC Circ. Denies NJ Radio Station's Frequency Swap Request
• Ex-Ecuador Soccer Boss' Son Says He Helped Launder Bribes
• 3 Key Issues In DOJ's AT&T-Time Warner Merger Complaint
• Limitless Delays Ch. 11 Confirmation For Settlement OK
• What We Know About The Upcoming Net Neutrality Vote
• Bet-The-Business Merger Trial? O'Melveny Gets Tapped Again
• PTAB Upholds Voip-Pal Patents At Center Of $2.8B Apple Suit
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Is No Stranger To Mega-Mergers
• Trial Comments Didn't Sink Threats Case, NJ Panel Says
• FCC Pushes Forward With Net Neutrality Rollback Plans
• Fla. Urges High Court To Turn Away Dish Network's Tax Suit
• Light Regs Will Spur Rural Internet Growth, Telecoms Tell FCC
• Microsoft Deploys TV-Band Wi-Fi In Disaster Zones
• Blank Check Co. Highland Acquisition Pulls $250M IPO
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• Smartflash Looks To Reinstate $533M Award In Apple IP Case
• DOJ Challenges AT&T's $85.4B Bid For Time Warner
• Porter Wright Snags Ex-Jones Day Atty For Pittsburgh Office
• High Transparency May Help SSOs Under Attack By DOJ
• Alleged Threat Against Witness Holds Up FIFA Bribery Trial
• Inseego Suit Cites Representations Not In Deal, Sellers Say
• Open Questions Surrounding The Next-Gen TV Standard
• FCC Nixes 'Excessive' Regulation In Fiber Transition
• FCC 'Strayed Too Far' From Merger Role, New Commish Says
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, Comcast, Vale
• Broadsoft Shareholders Sue To Block $1.9B Cisco Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Andrews, Mayer, Jones, Delaby
• FIFA Witness Estimates He Agreed To Pay $160M In Bribes
• Class Deal OK'd After 9th Circ. Ruling Saves TCPA Suit
• Law Firm Settles Fight Over Atty's Share Of Sirius Settlement
• Broadcasters Cleared By FCC To Use Next-Gen TV Standard
• FCC Clears Path For 5G Technology
• Media Ownership Restrictions Scrapped In FCC Vote
• Split FCC Votes To Limit Lifeline Subsidy Uses
• Delrahim Talk Signals Bad News For AT&T-Time Warner Deal
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• Hurdles To Consider When Securing A Personnel File
• FIFA Defendant Threatened Witness At Trial, Prosecutors Say
• IPhone Glitch Violates Wiretap Act, 9th Circ. Is Told
• Senate Bill Would Set Federal Data Security, Reporting Rules
• White House Releases Rules On Disclosing Security Flaws
• Duff & Phelps Gains Ex-CIA Cybersecurity Pro In DC
• Watchdog Orgs Blast Expected FCC Media Rule Rollback
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Mattel, Varo Energy
• Wi-Fi Exec Must Pay $5.7M Over Breached Equipment Pact
• Advocacy Org. Presses FCC For More Net Neutrality Docs
• Former Cox VP Pleads Guilty To $2.4M Embezzlement Plot
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• Apple At Center Of New ITC Probe Into Macs, iPhones
• TWC Urges Fed. Circ. To Nix Sprint's $140M IP Verdict Win
• Apple Says IPhone Buyers' Class Cert. Bid Ignores Reality
• What Telecom Attys Need To Know About Connected Cars
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• Ill. Man Admits Money Laundering Role In Call Center Scams
• Exec Says Fox Sports, Televisa Paid Bribes At FIFA Trial
• OMERS Snaps Up French Testing Co. Trescal In €670M Deal
• Tata, DoCoMo Sew Up Deal Over $1.2B Arbitration Award
• Qualcomm Can't Escape Pared-Down Consumer Antitrust Suit
• Watchdog Orgs. Urge Transparency In Online Election Ads
• Prism Seeks High Court Review Of Nixed IP In T-Mobile Suit
• Job Seeker Tells High Court FCRA Rows Not Nixed By Spokeo
• FCC Hires Head For Tribal Affairs Policy Office
• Truth Sinks Amateur Radio Boss' Libel Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3 Firms Guide $1.2B Vodafone-Idea Sale To American Tower
• Sprint Takes $12.5M Telecom Fee Fight To High Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Buffalo Wild Wings, Saudi Aramco, AT&T
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• Qualcomm Spurns $130B Broadcom Takeover Bid As Too Low
• Experts Question DOJ Approach To AT&T-Time Warner Review
• Remastered Pre-1972 Songs Are New IP, CBS Tells 9th Circ.
• FCC Official Says Merger Analysis 'Evolves' With Market
• Apple, Cisco Likely To Nix Straight Path's Patent Claims
• Intellectual Ventures Fights T-Mobile's Bid To Nix LTE Claims
• WWE Wins Bid For Call Records In Wrestler's Royalty Row
• FCC Commissioner Questions Next-Gen TV Standards Rollout
• Limitless Reaches Deal With USDA Over Secured Grant Claims
• BakerHostetler Hires Ex-Stroock Patent Partner In NY
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Qualcomm Unveils $12B In China Deals Amid Trump's Trip
• Apple, Qualcomm Each Take Losses In War Over IPhone Chip
• NetTalk To Cede HQ Title, $200K To Settle Derivative Suit
• Sex Trafficking Law Could Inadvertently Hurt Smaller Cos.
• Fort Collins, Colo., Voters Approve Municipal Broadband
• AT&T CEO Says CNN Is Not For Sale
• FCC Had Authority To Reinstate UHF Discount, DC Court Told
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• Online Cos. Should Obey Net Neutrality Rules, Franken Says
• Smart Cities Tech Biz Snags $150M From Investors
• Industry Braces For Impact Of FCC Media Ownership Vote
• Ericsson Patent Not Invalid Under Alice, Judge Finds
• Korean Satellite Row Award Shouldn't Be Nixed, Court Told
• Showtime Gets Arbitration In Mayweather Pay-Per-View Suit
• Sky Says It Could Shutter Sky News If Fox Deal Fails
• House Dem Asks White House To Act On Connected-Car Rule
• Court OKs FTC's Nokia Doc Request In Qualcomm Patent Row
• Apple Taps Debt Markets For Another $7B
• Sprint, T-Mobile Show Hurdles To Merging Industry Leaders
• Cybersecurity Key To Unlock Rural Internet Use, Senate Told
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• Businesses Denied Class Cert. In Junk Fax TCPA Case
• Dish Data Compression Patent Row Ends In Joint Dismissal
• Medical Device Co. Accused Of Infringing RFID Patent
• HTC Hit With Patent Suit Over Phone Display Technology
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Britons Burn ISP Van Effigy To Protest Poor Rural Service
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• Justices Pass Up Samsung's Appeal Of Apple's $120M IP Win
• High Court Won't Hear Sprint Appeal Of $30M Patent Ruling
• 15 Minutes With Verizon Communications' General Counsel
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• Broadcom Makes $130B Play For Qualcomm
• T-Mobile And Sprint Abandon Merger Talks
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Investors Sue Spanish Media Co. For $161M Stock Buyback
• FCC's Rosenworcel Applauds Next-Generation 911 Bill
• Fed. Circ. Upholds ZTE Loss In Wireless Patent Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Rethink Cox Customers' Cable Tying Loss
• Spying, Encryption Fights Inch Closer To Breaking Points
• AGs Urge FCC To Put Tribune-Sinclair Merger On Ice
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Chancery Pushed To Ax Claims Linked To $3B Verizon Deal
• Avaya Says SAE's Trade Secret Claim Worth $1M At Most
• Qualcomm Says Apple Breached Contract, Exposed Chip Info
• Murky Connected-Car Regime Won't Halt Auto Tech Push
• DOJ Mulling Challenge In AT&T-Time Warner Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, Novartis, TMF Group
• FCC Leaders Push To Share Connected-Car Spectrum
• Attys General Urged To Probe Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• Ala. 911 District Gets 2nd Chance At Emergency Fees Suit
• Internet Of Things Co. Closes $60M Series D Funding Round
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• Fed. Circ. OKs Nix Of Media Patent In Win For Apple, Others
• Apple Can't Dodge Suit Claiming IOS 9 Destroyed IPhones
• Net Neutrality Advances Civil Rights, Clyburn Says
• Entercom Will Trade Stations For $1.6B CBS Radio Merger
• DOT Connected-Car Proposal May Be On Pause For Now
• FTC, Qualcomm Seek Docs From Nokia In Antitrust Suits
• FTC Duo Clash Over Agency's Role On Net Neutrality
• Securus Fights Bid For Class Cert. In Call Recording Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Alice Patent Win For Comcast, Verizon
• High Court Gets Ready To Weigh Privacy Vs. Public Safety
• Gov't Needs Warrant For Cell Location Data, Justices Told
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'