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Telecommunications - May, 2018

233 articles

• Broadcast Rules Get Drill-Down At DOJ Regulation Panel
• Agency Asks For Input On Bolstering Broadband Data Map
• Apple Attacks Qualcomm Patents In Row Over IPhone Tech
• AT&T Won't Take FTC Common Carrier Fight To High Court
• Court Docs Reveal Contours Of Next Net Neutrality Round
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• Grindr Should Be Liable For Impersonation, 2nd Circ. Told
• Kirkland Reps GM In $2.2B Softbank Autonomous Vehicle Deal
• Twitter As Public Forum: The Limits Of The Trump Ruling
• ZTE Corp. Can't Slip Texas Battery Patent Row
• GDPR Allows Capture Of Site Registration Data, ICANN Says
• Design Patent Damages Still Murky After $539M Apple Verdict
• Web Platforms, Advocates Divided Over New Ad Disclosures
• Verizon, Calif. County Beat Cell Tower Permit Challenge
• Delhi Court Punts Decision On $563M Satellite Contract Row
• Calif. Senate Clears State Net Neutrality Bill
• Lifeline 'Flaw' Could Hurt Online Enrollment, FCC Told
• Newsmax Duels With Broadcasters Over FCC Ownership Cap
• Changes Are Coming For Providers Of 800 Numbers
• Media Giants Balk At Cable Group's Fix For AT&T-TW Deal
• EU Stands By Approval Of Liberty's €10B Ziggo Merger
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Apple Hit With New Voip-Pal Suit Amid $2.8B Patent Battle
• Telcordia Finally Takes Charge Of Cell Number Portability
• Tinder, Match Want Out Of British Telecom Patent Row
• FCC Says Senator Can Join Mobility Fund Challenge Process
• Split Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Wrongly Let IV Patent Survive
• FCC's O'Rielly Seeks Amazon, EBay Set-Top Box Crackdown
• Union Steps Up Suit Against Big Biz Over Facebook Job Ads
• Patent Owner Says PTAB Must Address All Claims Before IPR
• C-Band Sharing Proposal Draws Broadcaster, Hobbyist Ire
• 4 Things GCs Need To Know About Net Neutrality
• Apple Can't Get Sanctions In Uniloc's Pedometer Patent Suit
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Analyzing The Economics Of Litigation Funding
• How Courts Are Interpreting DC Circ. Autodial Ruling
• Rule 23 Changes: How Electronic Notice Can Save Money
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• Trump Strikes Deal With ZTE, Roiling Capitol Hill
• Charter Wants Net Neutrality Advocate's Emails From NY AG
• Securus Looking To Buy Major Prison Calling Rival
• Activist Hits Facebook, Google With EU Privacy Complaints
• Facebook Inflated Ad Revenues With Bogus Clicks, Suit Says
• US Trustee Seeks More Info On IHeartMedia Worker Bonuses
• Dish Copyright Defendants Scolded In Denial Of Early Win
• Getting The Snaps And Tweets Into Evidence
• Sinclair Withheld Info On Divestitures, Cable Group Says
• Quicken Loans Urges FCC To Narrow 'Autodialer' Definition
• Lawmakers Ramp Up Push To Expand Privacy Rules For Kids
• Time Warner Can't Shake $160K Bias Verdict, 9th Circ. Says
• Cable Group Sounds Alarm Over Possible Comcast-Fox Deal
• FTC Can't Get Access To Qualcomm's Internal Patent Ratings
• Gilstrap Says Huawei Patent Row Is Better Off In Texas
• FCC Plan To Limit Call-Connection Charges Gets Early Praise
• FCC Urged To Extend Comment Period On Wireline Co. Rules
• Cox To Pay $3.3M To Settle Calif. Hazardous Waste Claims
• Blockchain Users To Walk Tightrope In Age Of GDPR
• Samsung Owes Apple $539M For Infringing IP, Jury Finds
• Apple Gets Mixed Results In PTAB Review Of Uniloc Patents
• Telecom Gets Slowdown Counterclaims Cut In Access Fee Suit
• Industry Mixed Over FCC Fast-Lane Proposal For New Tech
• 4 Things Keeping Telecom Attorneys Up At Night
• Senate To Hold Hearing On $59B T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
• Trump's Twitter Blocking Is Unconstitutional, NY Judge Rules
• DOD Bars Mobile Devices From Secure Areas At Pentagon
• Comcast Plans To Top Disney With Cash Offer For Fox Assets
• FCC Dismissed Claim Securus Peddled User Data, Atty Says
• Sens. Whose IDs Used In Fake FCC Posts Tell Pai To Fix Site
• Wi-Fi One Seeks 2nd Fed. Circ. Rehearing In Patent Dispute
• City-Industry Rifts Mire FCC Panel's Bid To Grease 5G
• Poor Families Need 'Kid Vid' Programming Rules, Dems Say
• FCC Says Justices Need Not Review Spectrum Discount Row
• Biz Partner Asks 7th Circ. To Revive Claims Over Equity Grab
• FCC Opens Comment Period On Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• EU Officials Grill Zuckerberg On Privacy, Antitrust, Legacy
• FCC Investigating Cellphone Location-Tracking Co. After Leak
• Chancery Judge Denies Bid For Redo In HP-Aruba Appraisal
• AT&T, Time Warner Urge Court To Reject Indie Network Input
• FCC Opens 'Transparency' Portal Before Net Neutrality Sunset
• FCC Shot Clock Bill Unlikely To Speed Merger Reviews
• Toyota To Proceed With Wireless Tech Despite FCC Caution
• Samsung Can't Force Galaxy S3 Arb With Hidden Agreement
• UK Minister Says Intervention Unlikely In Comcast's Sky Bid
• TTAB Denies LG 'G5' Logo TM, Citing Chinese Co.'s 'G'Five'
• AT&T To Pay Cell Tower Technician $30M Over 50-Ft. Fall
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• ITC To Probe NEC Infringement Claims Over Telecom Tech
• Fed. Circ. Continues To Clarify Venue Post-TC Heartland
• Fate Of Apple's $1B IP Fight With Samsung In Jury's Hands
• Illinois Bell Wants Old Claims From Telecom's Suit Nixed
• Net Neutrality Vote Petition Gains Support In House
• Mobile Ad Firm Investor Sues To Nullify $34M Merger
• FCC's O'Rielly Rebukes Rumors Of Sinclair-Tribune Benefits
• Fed. Circ. Revives $5.4M IP Verdict Nixed By Wis. Judge
• FTC Says Biz Threatened To Delete Companies From Google
• Motorola Can't Examine Computers In Trade Secret Row
• Korean Satellite Co. Slams $1M Award Confirmation Bid
• Trump's ZTE 'Bailout' Continues To Draw Bipartisan Fire
• Man Who Poached Digits For $50M Text Scam Gets 30 Mos.
• Debunking 5 Myths Surrounding The Net Neutrality CRA
• Judge Probes Quinn Attys On 'Games' In Apple-Samsung Trial
• FCC's June Meeting Will Address Broadband Subsidy Program
• Leahy Rips Pai On Net Neutrality, Rural Broadband Coverage
• DC Circ. Grills TV Station Protesting FCC Channel Move
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Chinese Telecom Poses Cybersecurity Risk, House Reps. Told
• Quinn Atty's Query In $1B Apple Trial 'Improper,' Judge Says
• Verizon, Sprint Can't Duck Local Carrier Fees In MDL
• AT&T Customers Can't Accelerate NSA Docs Hearing
• Senate Passes Measure To Keep Net Neutrality
• Republican Sens. Propose FCC Merger Review 'Shot Clock'
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Comcast Beats Pa. Cable Installers' Antitrust Suit
• IBM Urges Congress Not To Adopt GDPR-Style Privacy Law
• Net Neutrality Bill Could Hasten Other Reforms, Orgs Say
• AT&T, Time Warner Fight Alternative Merger Fix
• Union Files NLRB Charges Over AT&T's Tax Savings Silence
• FCC Rethinking Autodialer Definition After Court Loss
• Repeat Stock Crook Gets 18 Years For $15M Telecom Fraud
• AT&T Biased Against Pregnant Sales Staff, Ex-Workers Say
• Senate Set To Vote On Nixing Net Neutrality Rollback
• Apple, Samsung Select Jury In Silicon Valley IP Damages Trial
• High Court Upholds Wiretap Order, Dealers' Convictions
• Consumer Atty Can't Redo $1.3M Fee Split In Collecto MDL
• New FTC Commish Wants Tighter Grip On Repeat Offenders
• FCC's Pai OKs Call Authentication Plan To Beat Robocalls
• Senators Want Details About AT&T's Cohen Dealings
• USTR Prepares For Onslaught Of China Tariff Opposition
• White House Looks To Mitigate Trump's ZTE Reversal Fallout
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• TCPA Trends: Impact On Future Litigation And Compliance
• Malpractice Claims Against Astor Weiss Partner To Stay Dead
• Elliott Wants $670M From S. Korea Over Samsung Tie-Up
• Amazon Device Draws Concerns From Lawmakers, Groups
• Carriers Let Securus Have Customer Location Data, FCC Told
• 5 Common Myths About EU's New Data Protection Regime
• Pa. Court Axes Duane Morris Malpractice Suit Rehearing Bid
• Taxation With Representation: Davis, Freshfields, Wachtell
• FCC Plan To Divvy Car Safety Band Tempers Toyota's Dream
• Tribe Pushes Back At DC Circ. Against FCC Lifeline Changes
• Nielsen, ComScore Resolve Contract Row Over Data Sharing
• The Future Of Design Patent Remedies Is Unclear
• MoFo's SoftBank Work Set Up Firm To Lead $59B Sprint Deal
• Ericsson Avoids New Damages Trial After Judge Backtracks
• Insurer Need Not Cover $11M Lost After Hack, 11th Circ. Says
• Consumer Shifts Robocall Suit From AT&T To Its Units, Vendor
• ZTE Stops Major Operations After US Imposes Biz Ban
• VirnetX Questions Apple's AIA Reviews In $1B Patent Row
• FCC Refuses To Reduce $120M Robocalling Fine
• Net Neutrality Sunset Date Set For June
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Congressional Forecast: May
• Reps Demand FCC's Pai Answer For 'Faulty' Broadband Data
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• AT&T-Time Warner Trial: Experts, Leverage And A Crystal Ball
• Bristol Meyers, Pfizer Didn't Violate TCPA, 6th Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Won't Limit Where Foreign Cos. Face Patent Suits
• Last Sinclair-Tribune Station Buyer Is Fox In $910M Deal
• TechFreedom Adds Space Law Expert As GC
• Bankrupt IHeartMedia Seeks OK To Pay $108M In Bonuses
• Dems Campaign To Force Vote On Reinstating Net Neutrality
• Apple, Samsung Fight Over Jury Instruction As Trial Looms
• Verizon Exits Fight Against Proposed Calif. Privacy Law
• Pai Prods Alaska Telecom Not To Shirk Rural Service Duty
• Apple Consumers Denied Cert. In IPhone Touch-Screen Suit
• Vodafone Inks €18B Deal For European Slice Of Liberty Global
• Apple Wants FCC To Leave More Upper Spectrum Free
• App Developer Collected Kids' Personal Info, NJ AG Says
• DOJ To Judge: Block AT&T-Time Warner Deal Or Carve Out Fix
• FCC's Mignon Clyburn Talks Retirement And Leaving A Legacy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walmart, Comcast, Bunge
• Fed. Circ. Largely Backs Patent Ruling Against Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
• Del. Court Rebuffs Insurers' Challenge To Verizon Judgment
• Verizon, AT&T Are Stifling Carrier Mobility, Consumer Says
• Securus Urges FCC To Use Discretion In Robocall Blocking
• Comcast Unit Beats Ex-Worker's Benefits Retaliation Claim
• Will The US Match Or Improve On GDPR Privacy Model?
• TelexFree Investors Can Sue Founder's Wife, Judge Says
• Delhi Court Won't Rule On Vodafone Tax Row
• Comcast Loses Adversary's Ex-VP As Consultant In IP Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, AIG, NASCAR
• Think Tank Floats Net Neutrality Legislative Compromise
• ZTE Seeks Stay Of Biz Ban With US Technology Exporters
• Kosovo Beats €380M Claim Over Postal Authority Bidding Row
• New 'Cryptojacking' Threat Exposes Old Flaws In Security
• Prof Urges New Rules Amid Google, Facebook AI Profiles
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Nextel Asks Supreme Court For $3.9M Refund In Pa. Taxes
• Securus Paid Kickbacks To Mass. Sheriff's Office, Suit Says
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• AT&T, Time Warner To Judge: No 'Remedies' Needed
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, MoFo, Sullivan
• USTelecom Says FCC Must Suspend Network-Sharing Rules
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Dems Blast FCC's Universal Service Fund Move To Treasury
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ruling Saving Claims Of IV Patent
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Judge Rips Quinn Emanuel's 2012 Tactic As Apple Trial Nears
• Partial Ownership An Area Of Concern: FTC Competition Head
• FCC Urged To Embrace Narrow TCPA 'Autodialer' Definition
• Deals Rumor Mill: BP, Vodafone, SoftBank
• Calling App Maker Faces TCPA Suit Over Spam Texts
• Fed. Circ. Rejects LG Claim Of 'Sweeping' Alice Exception
• Ukrainian Oligarch Can't Nix $760M Award Over Telco Buy
• NPR Says It Can't Afford For FCC To Yank Access To C-Band
• EU To Review T-Mobile's €190M Dutch Tele2 Deal
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• DOD Tells Military Stores To Stop Selling Chinese Phones
• Ex-Netflix Executive Charged With Taking Kickbacks
• Justice Dept. Faults FCC's O'Rielly For Pro-Trump Remark
• 3 Telecom Questions Surrounding The Sprint-T-Mobile Merger
• Scott & Scott, Robbins Arroyo Win Lead In Acacia Stock Suit
• CenturyLink Accuses Telecom Co. Of Bogus Billing
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-White House Adviser As Telecom Partner
• FCC Launches Inquiry On Sharing Satellite Spectrum
• Time For M&A Parties To Take Gun-Jumping Rules Seriously
• Click-To-Call Slams PTAB's AIA Time-Bar Ruling In Fed. Circ.
• Facing Backlash, Facebook Unveils New 'Clear History' Tool
• Cumulus Set To Exit Ch. 11 After Beating Plan Objections
• Investor Targets S. Korea Over $8B Samsung Affiliate Tie-Up
• Sen. Calls For Probe Of Proposed T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
• FCC's Universal Service Fund Moved To Treasury
• IHeartMedia's Reorg Proposal Aims To Cut Debt By $10B
• FTC Settles With Fla. Phone Reseller Over Vacuumed Data