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Telecommunications - November, 2018

189 articles

• Twitter, BlackBerry Sued Over Multimedia Messaging Tech
• State Lawmakers Face Familiar Challenges In 2019
• Trio Of Senators Unveil Bill To Stop Robocalls
• Deals Rumor Mill: StandardAero, Vodafone, SoftBank
• FTC, Qualcomm Look To Exclude Evidence From Trial
• Telecom Co. Says Rival Sapping Its Brooklyn Business
• Split Fed. Circ. Affirms Time Warner's $140M IP Loss To Sprint
• Deal Near On Int'l Digital Taxes, OECD Tells G-20
• Gov't Looks To Pinpoint Future Spectrum Needs
• Texas Justices Pass On AT&T Lease Payment Battle
• Investor Challenges Lions Gate's $92.5M Starz Stock Suit Deal
• 5G Infrastructure Bill Sent To Mich. Governor
• 3 Firms Steer Altice's $2B Sale Of Fiber Connection Stake
• 'Chaos' Feared If Global Digital Tax Deal Fails, Panel Says
• Tech Giants Off Hook In Woman's France Terror Attack Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Jack In The Box, SoftBank, WhiteWater
• Airwave Gap Manager Still Making Dangerous Errors: NAB
• ICO Mania Cools Amid Regulatory Crackdown, Crypto Plunge
• Google Hit With GDPR Complaints Over 'Deceptive' Tracking
• UK Spy Agency Explains When It Keeps Security Flaws Secret
• 'White Space' Revamp For Broadband Too Slow, Sens. Say
• T-Mobile Wins Suit To Build Tower In New Hampshire Town
• New CMS Rules Reinforce Trend Away From Traditional Care
• Group Urges FCC Not To Reallocate Auto Safety Spectrum
• Public Deserves Answers From Sealed Facebook Case: ACLU
• Apple, Qualcomm Spar Over Experts In Battery Life IP Spat
• Dish Not Covered For $280M Robocall Verdict, Insurer Says
• Groups Call For House Hearings On Sprint-T-Mobile Deal
• O'Rielly Lauds W.Va. Gov.'s Plan To End 911 Fee Diversion
• Fed. Circ. Further Expands Appellate Review Of IPR
• Ireland Unswayed By Tweaks To EU's Proposed Digital Tax
• LBI Media Gets Interim Access To $10M In DIP Financing
• HTC Fights Ericsson Bid To Base IP Royalties On Device Value
• T-Mobile's €190M Purchase Of Rival Passes EU Examination
• FCC Warns LED Sign Sellers To Follow Interference Rules
• Advocates Push White House To Nix CLOUD Act Deal With UK
• Google, Facebook Defend Tax Structures To EU Lawmakers
• Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials
• Alito, Gorsuch Question Illinois Brick Precedent
• 'Caveat Emptor' Sinks Zayo's Chancery Suit Over Latisys Buy
• Texas Man Claims Facebook Texts Violate TCPA
• LinkedIn Targeted Nonmembers Via Emails, Regulator Says
• Telecom Must Halt $1.5B Satellite IP Suit, Chinese Co. Says
• AT&T Fights Bid For Scholars To Appear At Merger Appeal
• UK Lawmakers Seize Facebook Files In Data Harvest Probe
• LBI Media Lays Out Restructuring, Sale Plans In Ch. 11 Docs
• Ex-Tribal Telecom Prez Says He Was Fired For Not Lying
• Calif. Ruling Dings Engagement Letter Arbitration Clauses
• Belgian Antitrust Watchdog To Probe Liberty Global Deals
• 10 Things We Wish We Were Told When Going In-House
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 71 Firms
• UK Data Watchdog Releases GDPR Encryption Guidance
• Spanish-language Broadcaster Hits Ch. 11 With $530M Debt
• Motorola, Hytera Get Mixed ITC Ruling In Radio Patent Fight
• IHeartMedia Looks To Re-Up Ch. 11 Worker Bonus Plan
• The Virtual Law Team: Advantages For Litigants And Lawyers
• Russian Telecom Co. Earmarks $849M To Settle Bribe Probe
• Qualcomm Gets Claims Trimmed In Patent Row With Apple
• FTC, Cos. Settle Claims Over Privacy Shield Certification
• Chancery Says Tangoe Board Can't Nix $256M Sale Suit
• Sprint, T-Mobile Withheld Critical Merger Info, Agency Told
• FCC Lays Groundwork For Next Media Ownership Review
• Medical Marijuana User Can't Revive Firing Suit At 9th Circ.
• GAO: Library Of Congress Should Rethink Fiber Optic Award
• FCC To Vote On Title I Classification For Texts In December
• Metaswitch Says Rival Telecom Co. Tried To Kill Competition
• India Space Agency Unit Says US Can't Confirm $563M Award
• Carriers Ask FCC For Patience On Call Verification Efforts
• House Oversight Dems Plan To Look At Ivanka Trump's Emails
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Warburg Pincus, Walt Disney
• High Court Junk Fax Case Is Not Just About Junk Faxes
• Altice Slammed With Stock-Drop Suit After $2.2B IPO
• Emerging Cybersecurity Threats In The Legal Industry
• FCC Ditches Junk Fax Opt-Out Rule As Bigger Issues Loom
• Charter Bias Claim Not Barred By 1st Amendment: 9th Circ.
• Motel Urges Court To Keep Sprint Junk Fax Suit Alive
• Hausfeld Atty Vies For Lead Counsel Spot In Ad Price-Fix MDL
• Judge Looks To Own Prior Ruling In Cox Music Piracy Battle
• FTC Calls For Data Breach Law To 'Clarify' Its Authority
• Funding Ban Doesn't Apply To FCC Subsidies, Huawei Says
• Net Neutrality Deregulation Misanalyzed Internet, DC Circ. Told
• Let Cable Companies Deliver Telehealth, FCC Told
• EU Digital Tax Should Be Higher, Broader, Lawmakers Say
• FCC's Pai Touts Deregulation On 5G Cells, Satellites
• Intel Facing Indian Competition Probe Over Tech Sharing
• FCC Greenlights New Email Notices From Cable Companies
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Rise Of The CMOs
• Tech Groups Eager For NAFTA's Modern Face-Lift
• Activists See Net Neutrality As Civil Rights Battleground
• Bill Would Give FCC More Power To Punish Robocallers
• Limiting Cable Fees Is Harmful, Cities And Towns Tell FCC
• Feds' Late Evidence Causes Mistrial In $16M Fraud Suit
• US Must Use 'Full Toolkit' To Fight Cybercrime: Ex-DOJ Chief
• Goodwin Taps Ex-Gunderson Pro With Capital Markets Chops
• Verizon Says No Proof It Plotted To Stifle Carrier Switching
• Dems Query Top 4 Mobile Carriers Over Throttling Concerns
• FCC Commissioners Decry Lack Of Work Crew Coordination
• FCC Applauds Step Toward Stemming Spoofed Calls
• FCC Tees Up New GPS Signals And Space Debris Rules
• FCC Must Help Tribes With Spectrum Access, GAO Says
• FCC, Wireless Trade Group Praise Spectrum Valuation Bill
• A Chat With Bryan Cave Innovation Chief Katie DeBord
• High Court May Upend TCPA Litigation Landscape
• FCC's Carr Sees Regs That Can Unlock The Wireless Future
• FCC Asks For Comment On Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Study
• FCC Seeks Comment On New Satellite Spectrum Rules
• FCC Bureau Says Lobbyists Need To Get To The Point Sooner
• Man Admits To FCC Bomb Threat Over Net Neutrality Vote
• Simple Secrets For Improving Your CLE
• FCC Kicks Off County-Sized Spectrum License Auction
• Telecom Transferee Owes $13M In Tax Interest, 9th Circ. Rules
• Alaska Telecom Presses FCC For Review Of Subsidy Cut
• Justices Won't Hear Chinese Co.'s $102M Piracy Award Case
• Experian Strikes $22M Deal Over T-Mobile Data Breach
• Sens. Share Bipartisan Concerns Over C-Band Revamp
• 6 Broadcasters Settle With DOJ To Resolve Antitrust Probe
• US, China Still At Odds Over Trade As G-20 Summit Looms
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Talking About Gen Z
• Trump Picks Regulatory Czar For Kavanaugh's DC Circ. Seat
• Trump Cheers Cable Group's Call For Comcast Antitrust Probe
• Justices To Consider FCC Deference In Junk Fax Case
• 9th Circ. Sends T-Mobile Coverage Row To Wash. Justices
• Fed. Circ. Says Inventors Can Challenge IP They've Created
• Tesla's $55B Musk Pay Deal Unfair, Investor Tells Chancery
• Feds Get Privacy Law Input From Industry, Consumer Groups
• DOJ Weighs In At 7th Circ. On Comcast Ad Sales Row
• $5M Frozen For Chancery Battles Over $52M Good Tech Deal
• EU Seeks Comments On Disney Pay-TV Proposal
• FCC Aims For Deference To Net Neutrality Order, GC Says
• Sonus Fudged Revenue Forecasts, Investor Says In Suit
• HTC Must Prove Ericsson's SEP Royalties Breach: Gilstrap
• Ex-Cable Biz CEO Used Co. Funds For Himself, Chancery Told
• Germany Wants To Probe Vodafone's €18B Liberty Global Buy
• FCC, NASA To Push Private Communications Partnerships
• Acacia Shareholders Seek $1.75M Atty Fees, Final OK Of Deal
• Former Telecom Co. CEO Sued Over Ownership Stake
• AT&T Case Aims To Preserve Content Choice, Delrahim Says
• Wi-Fi One Takes Broadcom Patent Dispute To High Court
• Back To School: Yale's Linda Greenhouse Talks Journalism
• Sinclair Settles With DOJ To Escape Antitrust Ad Probe
• Celebrate Veterans By Improving Their Access To Justice
• 9 Firms Sculpt CommScope's $7.4B, PE-Backed ARRIS Buy
• HTC Compelled To Arbitrate Antitrust Claims, Past SEP Rates
• Midterm House Flip Tees Up Era Of Telecom Scrutiny
• Will FTC Win 'Radically Reshape' Cell Patent Licensing?
• Local Gov'ts Rally To Oppose In-Kind Cable Fee Cap
• Electric Cars Need Faster Wireless Charging, FCC Told
• Charter Workers Seek Cert. In Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Time To Reclaim Wellness For All Lawyers
• Kavanaugh Fallout Fuels GOP's Senate Expansion
• Dems Pump Brakes On Trump Agenda With House Win
• Senate Republican Win Cements Trump's Judicial Makeover
• Voting Machine Critics Tout Low-Tech Fix For Hacking Fears
• Snowden Verifies NSA Report In EFF Spying Case
• Chinese Agents Can't Escape $1.5B Satellite Row, Judge Told
• Qualcomm Must License Some IP To Rivals In FTC Suit
• FCC Says Cos. Have Year To Fix Robocall Spoofing, Or It Will
• FCC Told Auto Recall Texts Are Exempt From TCPA
• Pai Tees Up Wireless Review For Disaster Preparedness
• Cell Cos. Push For Discovery Seal In Trade Secrets Suit
• PTAB Finds Another TiVo TV Guide Patent Obvious
• Deals Rumor Mill: Altice, Telefónica, Symantec
• A Look At Tax Code Section 199's Last Stand
• Suits Over FCC's 5G Order Consolidated In 10th Circ.
• EU Approves Disney's $71B Fox Deal With Channel Sales
• EU Digital Tax Supporters See Progress On Agreement
• Telecom Change Must Wait Until 2020, Even If Dems Prevail
• FCC Allows User Interface Waivers For Smaller Cable Systems
• FTC Head Recuses Himself From Qualcomm Antitrust Row
• High Court Won't Review Obama-Era Net Neutrality Cases
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive Comcast Ad Sale Antitrust Suit
• Trump Teases Antitrust Probe Into Amazon, Facebook, Google
• Chinese NGO Head Can't Suppress FISA Evidence At Trial
• New Deal Allows Price Increase For Wholesale Domain Names
• Nevada High Court Affirms Gordon & Rees Win In Fee Dispute
• Apple Clawback Aims To 'Sanitize' IP Row Record: Qualcomm
• Comcast Fights Cable Installers' 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Federal Privacy Law May Need Bigger Boost Than Midterms
• Ericsson Says IP's Value Should Match Phones In HTC Row
• AT&T, T-Mobile Get OK To Bid In 28 GHz Auction
• Bill Proposes Prison For Tech Execs' Data Privacy Lies
• Scholar In Canada Backs Concept Behind Digital Services Tax
• What Comms Attys Need To Know About Drone Regulations
• Dish Slams AT&T-Time Warner Deal After HBO Blackout
• Unlock Smartphones So We Can Lock Up Criminals: DA Vance
• IBM Claims Co. Botched Cell Network At Falcons Stadium
• Localities Ask FCC To Halt 5G Order Pending Fed. Lawsuits
• US Delegate Is 1st Woman To Nab Top UN Telecom Post