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Telecommunications - September, 2018

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• DOJ Vows To Challenge Newly Signed Net Neutrality Bill
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: 8 Cases To Watch
• ITC Judge Turns Down Qualcomm Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• Investors Accuse Globalstar's Top Shareholder Of Disloyalty
• Top Telecoms Must Open Networks, Dutch Watchdog Says
• Apple Wants Foreigners Out Of IPhone Updates MDL
• Gov't Watchdog Finds Tribal Broadband Wanting
• Cellphone Buyers Win Class Cert. In Qualcomm Chip Row
• Rep. Eshoo Floats Bill To Make Internet, Cable Bills Clearer
• Media Group Asks If Trump Attacks Sparked AT&T Merger Suit
• Civil Rights Telecom Groups Take On FCC Incubator Program
• Trump Officials Put 5G High On Priority List
• Tech, Media, Telecom Investor-State Arbitration Is On The Rise
• Fed. Circ. Tosses $506M WARF Patent Verdict Against Apple
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cleary, Choate
• Mo. Cities Seek To Move Dish Network Fee Suit To State Court
• Sinclair, Tribune Ad Buyers Spar Over Price-Fix MDL Venue
• 11th Circ. Reignites Suit Over Website Access For The Deaf
• Broadcasters Urge More FCC Funding To Offset Repack Costs
• AT&T, Microsoft Win $121.7M Air Force Prototype IT Deals
• 9 AGs, Experts, Biz Groups Back AT&T-Time Warner Merger
• CAF II Auction To Get 700K Sites Online, FCC Hears
• FCC Rushed Fiber Optic Transition, 9th Circ. Hears
• Rembrandt Seeks Redo Of Call That IP Suit Was 'Exceptional'
• Importers Demand Exclusions From $200B China Tariff Hit
• New Rule Expands FCC Jurisdiction Related To Foreign Media
• The Trump Admin. Approach To Data Privacy, And Next Steps
• Chatting With Ex-USPTO Chief About Patent News, IP Strategy
• How Corporate Reputation Risk Is Exacerbating D&O Liability
• FCC Passes 5G 'Small Cell' Order Along Party Lines
• EU Unveils Self-Regulatory Code To Combat Fake News
• White House 5G Meeting To Focus On Commercial Carriers
• FCC Hits Telemarketers In $120M Spoofing Crackdown
• Tech Giants Want Uniform Privacy Law, But No GDPR
• Rare Auction Spurs Monstrous Sky Bet From Comcast
• Telecoms Need Safe Harbor For Blocking Calls, FCC Hears
• Qwest Wins 8th Circ. Fee Fight Over Conference Calls
• 5 More GC Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• To Help Keep The Tech Bull Running, FCC Must Forbear
• 21st Century Fox Will Sell Sky Stake To Comcast For £11.6B
• Qualcomm Adds To Claims Apple Shared Secrets With Intel
• Kid Vid Revamp Would Be Burden: Sesame Street Producers
• US, EU, Japan Focus On China As Security Tariffs Linger
• 9th Circ. Told FCC Licensing Co. Services Are Not Securities
• White House Seeks Input On New Approach To Privacy Rules
• Qualcomm Fights FTC Bid To 'Radically Reshape' Cell Industry
• Cox Wants Music Piracy Case In New Court
• Landowners Denied Class Cert. Over Corroded AT&T Cable
• 'Unicorns' Boost IPO Proceeds Amid Global Slowdown
• Phone Dialer Can't Arbitrate AT&T Customer's Suit
• App Buyers Can Bite Apple Over Fees, High Court Hears
• FCC Seeks More Input On Cable Franchising Fees
• Judging A Book: Block Reviews 'Tough Cases'
• Lighthizer Defends Trump's Hard Line On China
• Telecom Co. Says FCC Shorted It $6.1M For Undersea Cable
• Pentagon Spectrum Expert Predicts More Dynamic Sharing
• Higher Rates With Gray-Raycom Deal: Cable, Satellite Groups
• Latham, Choate Steer PE Sale Of $1.8B Brazilian Data Co.
• VirnetX Says $93M Added To $503M Verdict In Apple IP Row
• Educational TV Co. Tells FCC Not To Change Broadcast Rules
• DC Circ. Sets Net Neutrality Oral Arguments For February
• Minn. Asks 8th Circ. To Revisit Charter's Win In VoIP Fight
• US-China Fight Shows No Sign Of Stopping As New Tariffs Hit
• 8 Innovative Ways To Empower Jurors
• Comcast Tops Fox With £29.7B Offer For Sky
• 5G Uses And Regulatory Hurdles: What You Need To Know
• ​​​​​​​9th Circ. Heats Up TCPA Debate With Broad Autodialer Take
• DirecTV User Fights To Keep Law, Audit Firms In RICO Case
• Don't Weaken Autodialing Rules, Consumer Groups Tell FCC
• Industry Groups Back FTC's View On Qualcomm Obligations
• Upcoming Emergency Alert To Test 'Presidential'-Level Blast
• ParkerVision Fights Apple's Bid To Duck Damages In IP Row
• Cloud Computing Clearly The Future For Small Firms
• NY Times Sues For FCC's Russia-Linked Net Neutrality Docs
• Big Cities Say FCC's 5G Rollout Will Disrupt Biz Partnerships
• HTC Says Ericsson Waived Arbitration In SEP Royalties Row
• IHeartMedia Gets OK To Solicit Creditor Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• AT&T-Time Warner Ruling Was Correct, DC Circ. Told
• Media Giants Face Another Antitrust Suit Over TV Ad Rates
• Tech Giants Urge High Court To Protect Patent Owners' Rights
• CBS Wants 9th Circ. To Rethink Pre-1972 Song Ruling
• Leveraging Today's Lateral Associate Market
• China Tariffs Undercut 5G Rollout, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• Sky Bidding War To Culminate In Weekend Auction
• Qualcomm Can't Fast-Track Bid To Ax Apple's Patent Claims
• NTIA's Redl Says Spectrum Sharing Is The Future Of 5G
• EEOC Hits Cable Co. With Suit Over Absence, Leave Policies
• FCC Clears Nominet To Run TV 'White Space' Database
• FCC Must Rein In Local Cable Franchise Fees, Groups Say
• Calif. IPhone Users Win Cert. In 'Broken' FaceTime Suit
• Pai Says FCC Still Probing Sinclair's Honesty In Tribune Deal
• Back To School: Stanford's Jeff Fisher Talks Supreme Court
• Dutch Telecom Says Tech Co.'s $37M Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Dems Want Calif. Net Neutrality Bill Signed Despite Pai
• Apple's Payment Of €14.3B Irish Tax Would End EU Case
• Mason Seeks $200M From S. Korea Over Samsung Merger
• FCC's Rosenworcel Sees Ways To Bridge The Internet Gap
• DC Circ. Sides With Copyright Board In SoundExchange Suit
• Rural Advocates Tout Planned Sprint, T-Mobile 5G Rollout
• Cut Phone Captioning Costs, Broadband Cos. Tell FCC
• Mobile Industry Lauds FCC's 39 GHz Reorganization Plan
• Industry, Consumers Face Off Over FCC High-Speed Bar
• Beijing Tees Up New Duties After Trump's $200B Strike
• EU Lays Out Sweeping Vision For WTO Reform
• Israeli Gov't Contractor Settles Securities Suit With $3M Deal
• Calif. Starts Ball Rolling With Novel Internet Of Things Law
• Cities' Input Shut Out Of Infrastructure Order, FCC Told
• AT&T's Quick Win In Ethernet Patent Suit Upheld By Fed. Circ.
• Charter Pushes For Cable Rate-Control Relief In Mass., Hawaii
• FCC's O'Rielly Talks Spectrum Auctions And Innovation
• Perkins Coie Adds Veteran Telecom, Media Partner In D.C.
• North Korea Hits Back At Sony, WannaCry Hacking Charges
• TelexFree Admits Massive Telecom Scam, Securities Abuses
• Calif.'s New Rules For Lawyers Move Closer To ABA Model
• The Privacy Fight For Digital Data Warrants Is Just Starting
• US Must Push For Flexible Int'l Spectrum Use, Experts Say
• Telecom Groups Ask Justices Not To Hear Net Neutrality Suit
• Indian Telecom Co. Wants $563M Satellite Deal Award OK'd
• Netflix Seeks To End Mo. Cities' Bid To Charge Streaming Cos.
• AT&T, Time Warner Deal Boosts Viewer Options: HBO Chief
• Know The Limits To Atty Public Statements During A Trial
• FCC's Infrastructure Orders Spur Dialogue, Stakeholders Say
• AT&T To Push Mobile, Social Uses Of Time Warner Shows
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB's Mixed Ruling On ParkerVision Patent
• AT&T Accuses Another Co. Of Prepaid Phone Resale Plot
• Frontier Propped Up Verizon Shares, ERISA Suit Says
• EU Raises Objections To T-Mobile's €190M Dutch Tele2 Deal
• Frontier Escapes $210M Patent Suit By 'Serial Litigant'
• In Calif., Questions Remain On Law Firm Conflict Waivers
• A Chat With Faegre Client Development Chief Melanie Green
• Trump Not In A Hurry To Broker Trade Peace With China
• 'Innovation Band' Rules Nearly Final At FCC, Officials Say
• Feds Grappling With Web's Impact On Media Landscape
• Law Schools Struggle To Find Themselves In Post-Recession Market
• Deloitte Not Liable For Cable Co.'s Collapse, Judge Says
• Sprint-T-Mobile Deal Is Essential For 5G Rollout, CEO Says
• Microsoft Calls For Limits On Gov't Access To Consumer Data
• Ericsson Says Suit Over SEP Royalties Must Be Arbitrated
• 2 Courts Accept Contract Terms That Limit TCPA Exposure
• How A 'Lost Generation' Of Associates Bounced Back
• AT&T Users Lack Standing In NSA Spying Suit, Court Told
• Xura CEO Says Del. Fiduciary Breach Suit Lacks Evidence
• AT&T Wins Fees Suit Against 'Sham' Telecom Cos.
• DLA Piper Adds Reliance Group's Ex-GC In Silicon Valley
• FCC Pauses Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Review Shot Clock
• T-Mobile Inks $3.5B Deal With Ericsson For 5G Technology
• RPX Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Rehear Hidden Parties Ruling
• AT&T, Tribes Split Over Auctioning Of 2.5G Spectrum
• Calif. Co. Wants $36M Telecom Contract Row In State Court
• Can BigLaw Avoid Another Associate Purge?
• N. Korean Cyber Charges Show Cos. How To Catch A Hacker
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• PTAB Hot Spot Win For Apple, Samsung OK'd By Fed. Circ.
• Rural Broadband Funds Shouldn't Overlap, O'Rielly Says
• Attys Win $2.5M Of $9.4M Spectrum Investor Suit Deal
• Saul Ewing Lands 2 Defamation, Media Pros In Boston
• Measuring The Recession's Toll On The Legal Industry
• Has BigLaw Recovered From The Financial Crisis?
• Receiver Pushes For Arrest Of Chinese Tech Execs In Del.
• 8th Circ. Says Charter's VoIP Exempt From State Regulations
• BDS Ruling Expected To Raise Prices, Clarify Title II Uses
• FCC Needs Better Data On Tribal Broadband, GAO Says
• Brazil Commish Says US Could've Helped AT&T Deal Review
• Failure To Name Parent Co. Sinks Sirius PTAB Challenges
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Foreign IP Venue Ruling In HTC Case
• As Biz Opposes China Tariffs, Trump Says More On The Way
• China Tech Tariffs Threaten US Internet Edge, Group Says
• Brazil's New GDPR-Inspired Law Could Spur EU Data Deal
• Netflix, Hulu Move Missouri Towns' Suit To Federal Court
• TV Commercial Price Dispute Grows As NY Ad Agency Sues
• USTelecom Asks FCC To Nix Outdated Network Sharing Rules
• Concert Tix Cos. Sue NY AG To Preempt 'Drop Shipping' Row
• North Korean Man Charged With Sony Hack, WannaCry Virus
• FCC's Carr Touts $2B In Possible 5G Savings From Fee Caps
• Gov't Must Fund Shared Net Infrastructure, Groups Say
• Motion-Sensing Tech Won't Affect Spectrum, Google Tells FCC
• Delaware Powerhouse: Skadden
• NAB To FCC: Reject Tighter Radio Station Ownership Rules
• Calif. Privacy Law Changes Sent To Governor's Desk
• Facebook, Twitter Execs Tout Steps To Fight Fake News
• 5th Circ. Affirms Iowa Telecom's Loss In Contract Dispute
• Comcast $15.5M Antitrust Deal Gets Tentative Approval
• Facebook Hits BlackBerry With Patent Suit Of Its Own
• Rosenworcel Says Location Updates Vital For Mobile 911 Calls
• Ex-Telecom Boss Denies Defrauding Investors Of $250M
• SEC Objects To IHeartMedia's Proposed Ch. 11 Plan Releases
• FCC Sets Deadline For Foreign Media Disclosures
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tribune, JM Holding, Societe Generale
• Frontier Seeks Nix Of $210M Patent Suit By 'Serial Litigant'
• Cablevision Founding Family Sues Altice Over Layoffs
• Changes To 911 And Cell Tower Rules Top FCC's Sept. Agenda
• Gov'ts Need Clear Roles After Cyberattacks, Says Report
• Feds Settle License Credit Fraud Case With Radio Co. Owner
• VirnetX Can't Get Apple Patent Damages Doubled To $1B
• Apple Asks Court For Win In Qualcomm Chip IP Dispute
• Apple Seeks To Duck Damages In Smartphone Chip Fight
• Tangoe, Execs Overstated Revenue By $40M, SEC Says
• Facebook Needs Gov't Help Fighting Interference, COO Says
• Fed. Circ. Revives IV Patent Suit Against T-Mobile, Others
• PTAB Says It Need Only Address 1 Claim To Start Review
• Back To School: Widener's Rod Smolla Talks Free Speech
• Man Who Threatened Ajit Pai Over Net Neutrality Pleads Guilty
• FCC Reveals Draft Order To Speed Local 5G Rollout
• Some In EU Don't Want Sale Of Data In Digital Tax, Doc Says
• Trump Suggests Review Of NBC Licenses For Weinstein Spike
• Sinclair And Tribune Fixed TV Ad Prices, Philly Firm Alleges