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Telecommunications - December, 2018

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• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2018
• Trump Envisions Japan Trade Deal With Shades Of NAFTA 2.0
• Sprint To Pay NY $330M In Tax FCA Case, $63M For Tipster
• Barr Claimed Rules, Probes 'Grind Companies Into The Dust'
• Apple Faces German IPhone Ban After Qualcomm Patent Win
• Film Studios Offer To End Anti-Competitive Movie Deals In EU
• The Biggest Privacy & Cybersecurity Stories Of 2018
• Faster, Cheaper Arbitration A 'Myth,' Mass. Judge Writes
• EU Drags China To WTO Over Forced Tech Transfer Rules
• The Biggest Telecom Policy Developments Of 2018
• The Top Antitrust Cases Of 2018
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive $7.3M Patent Verdict Against Apple
• T-Mobile, Others Share Hurricane Michael Lessons With FCC
• Apple Loses In Second Bite At Qualcomm Discovery Battle
• Advocates Call Lifeline Program Changes Too Burdensome
• Qualcomm, Apple And The China IPhone Ban
• Softbank Unit Lists On Tokyo Exchange Following $23.5B IPO
• Mass. Judge To Hear Expert In $1.75M Acacia Atty Fee Fight
• T-Mobile Tie-Up Inches Closer To Finish Line With Security OK
• Twitter Apologizes For Security Flaw That Exposed User Data
• Chamber, Legal Group Back Comcast In Antitrust Ad Row
• IPass Keeping Investors In Dark On Tech Merger, Suit Says
• CenturyLink 401(k) Plan Participants Fight To Keep Suit Alive
• FTC Gets Qualcomm Expert Nixed Before Antitrust Trial
• Fed. Circ. Keeps JPMorgan Defeat Of IV's Infringement Suit
• FCC Should Review Sinclair Renewals Early, Cable Org Says
• HTC Can't Duck Ericsson Counterclaims In IP Antitrust Row
• Telecom Servicer Dycom Faces 2nd Suit Over Permitting Woes
• AT&T Points To 9th Circ. Decision In Bid To Toss 401(k) Suit
• Senate Goes All In On Bill To Stop False Emergency Alerts
• The Moments That Mattered Most For Legal Ethics In 2018
• Ridgemont Taps Proskauer For $1.65B PE Fund
• Charter To Pay $174M Settlement In NY AG's Net Speed Suit
• The Year #MeToo Rocked In-House Law Departments
• Astros, Rockets Urge Start Of Comcast Deal Valuation
• T-Mobile Slams 'Baseless' Claims It Fudged 4G Map Data
• Czech, German Cyber Agencies Split On Chinese Threat
• NY Town, Telecom Lose Quick-Win Bids In Antenna Row
• Don't Blame DOJ For Concentration: Antitrust Enforcer
• AT&T Retailer Says Firm Owes $1M After Exiting Labor Suit
• Dems Tell FCC To 'Put Children First' In Kid Vid Rules Review
• Free Market Think Tank Urges FCC To Limit Cable Fees
• FCC Ruling Sinks Calif. Proposal To Tax Texts
• Faxes Requesting Top Doctors' Details Aren't Ads, FCC Told
• How FIRRMA Changed National Security Reviews In 2018
• Reed Smith Adds Ex-Squire Corporate Pro As Partner In LA
• Judging A Book: Mills Reviews 'Mississippi's Federal Courts'
• Comcast Wants 7th Circ. To Pull Plug On Ad Sales Appeal
• Gray, Raycom Must Divest TV Stations Before $3B Merger
• Cable Cos. Continue Push For Conservative C-Band Clearing
• The Biggest Telecom Cases Of 2018
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, McAfee, Bankia
• Nexstar Settles With DOJ Over Broadcaster's Info Sharing
• Farm Bill Expansion Will Speed Rural Broadband, Redl Says
• The 6 Biggest Law Firm Mergers Of 2018
• A Year On The Brink: Trump's Trade Battle With China
• FCC GC Sees Transparency As Best Rulemaking Defense
• MVP: Wiley Rein's Scott Delacourt
• The Subtle Art Of Fred Fielding
• Qualcomm Can't Block Huawei, LG Docs From Antitrust Case
• Court Trims Deutsche Telekom Fine Over Broadband Shut-Out
• 6 Things That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2018
• Dem Puts New Block On FCC Pick Over Rural Broadband
• ITC Will Review Patent Dispute Between Apple, Qualcomm
• FCC, Dish Rigged $1.5B Spectrum Auction, DC Circ. Hears
• New Coalition To Push For Sprint-T-Mobile Block At FCC, DOJ
• EU Parliament Symbolically Approves Enhanced Digital Tax
• MVP: Kilpatrick Townsend's S. Joel Cartee
• Public Access TV Not A State Actor, Cato Tells High Court
• DOJ Enforcer Denies Politics Played Into AT&T, Warner Case
• ARRIS Stockholder Seeks To Halt $7.4B CommScope Buy
• Charter Looks To Nix TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Calls
• Calif. To Vote On Controversial Text Message Tax Proposal
• GOP Sen. Says He May Allow FCC Nominee Vote Soon
• FCC Votes 3-1 To Label Texts As Information Service
• NY Pirate Radio Operator Arrested After FCC Tip
• FCC OKs Media Ownership Review, Marketplace Assessment
• Google Tracking Class Actions Consolidated In Calif.
• Sprint Wants In On Tribal Row Over FCC 5G Exemption Rule
• Industry Groups Hail Move For Reassigned Numbers Database
• MVP: Hogan Lovells' Michele Farquhar
• European Parliament Members Lament Failure Of Digital Tax
• 10 Tips For Law Firms To Drive Revenue Via Sports Tickets
• Inside Key ABA Guidance On Attorneys' Cybersecurity Duties
• Huawei Exec Granted Bail By Canadian Judge
• Xura Breach Claims Advance In $643M Chancery Merger Suit
• FCC's Rosenworcel Calls Agency's Broadband Data 'A Mess'
• FCC Broadband Access Report A 'Joke,' House Panel Hears
• RPX, Ericsson Get Bandwidth Patent Claims Nixed At PTAB
• EU Probing Vodafone's €18B Deal For Liberty Global Units
• Google CEO Defends Practices Amid Tracking, Bias Concerns
• FTC Can't Block Qualcomm Evidence Ahead Of Antitrust Trial
• Opening Comments: A Key Strategic Decision In Mediation
• MVP: DLA Piper's Nancy Victory
• Independent ISPs Urge FCC To Revise Subsidy Offerings
• Google Admits New Bug Exposed Info For 52.5 Million Users
• Chancery OKs $92.5M Deal To End $4.4B Starz Merger Suit
• Fed. Circ. Skips VirnetX Challenge To Retroactive AIA Reviews
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vivendi, Ferrero, Sailing Capital
• Apple Can't Get Antenna Maker's Test Docs In Patent Suit
• FCC Queries Wireless Industry On Disaster Response
• Barr, Delrahim Offered Dueling Accounts Of AT&T Merger Talk
• Apple Faces Partial IPhone Ban In China After Qualcomm Win
• SoftBank Gears Up For $23.5B Telecom Biz IPO
• Narrowed EU Digital Tax Delays Pain For Nondigital Firms, Too
• MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Victoria Maroulis
• More State Issues The Blue Wave May Shape In 2019
• Many Native Americans Lack High-Speed Internet: Census
• Telecom Contract Row Paused Pending Arbitrator Ruling
• Dems Urge FCC Not To Classify Texting As An Info Service
• Antenna Maker Can Defend AT&T, Others In Row Over IP
• Motorola Wins Bid To Send Two-Way Radio Suit To Illinois
• Customer Service Reps Sue Verizon Over Unpaid Work Hours
• Take Merger Fight To The Links, FCC's Pai Says At Roast
• FCC Halts $4.5B Subsidy Project To Probe Carrier Data
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cahill, DLA, Brown
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Morgan Lewis' J. Kyle Poe
• Tribes Can't Stop FCC's Next-Gen Towers, DC Circ. Told
• Huawei Exec's Arrest Just The Beginning, Attys Say
• Ex-5Linx CEO To Serve 14 Months For Fraud, Pay $2.4M
• Virginia AG Joins Colleagues In Group Fighting Robocalls
• FCC Appoints New In-House Judge To Fill Retirement Vacancy
• Trump May Get Rude Awakening In China Trade Talks
• DOJ's AT&T Appeal Needs Numbers, Not Theory: DC Circ.
• Pa. Justices Snub Duane Morris Malpractice Suit Revival Bid
• Lawmakers Tout Industry Support Of Spectrum Pricing Bill
• Calif. Law At Issue As Qualcomm Fights Giant Class Cert.
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Ogletree's Evan Moses
• Huawei Executive Sought By US Is Detained In Canada
• Facebook Cherry-Picked Special Access To Data, Docs Show
• NY Station Seeks High Court Review Of FCC Channel Shuffle
• FCC Smartly Deregulated Copper Networks, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC, Qualcomm Fight Over Evidence Ahead Of Antitrust Trial
• Chancery Says Charter Can Use Services Amid Contract Fight
• Logistics Cos. Urge FCC To Expand Use Of Aviation Comms
• EU States Seek Broad-Based Digital Tax: Estonian Official
• PTAB Cuts Some Huawei Patent Claims In Samsung Fight
• China Breaks Silence, Intends To Move Fast On Trade Talks
• Groups Warn FCC Against Misclassifying Text Messages
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Kilpatrick Townsend's Kate Gaudry
• Amazon Can't Duck Bias Claims Over Job Ads, Judge Hears
• 8th Circ. Stands By Charter's Win In VoIP Regs Battle
• Microsoft Says Gov't Funds Needed For 'White Space' Tech
• In AT&T Round 2, Attys Say DOJ Swinging At Air
• Charter Asks Full 9th Circ. To Nix Bias Suit, Cites Constitution
• Nexstar's $6.4B Tribune Buy Means Blackouts, ACA Says
• 'Tariff Man' Trump Holds Open Extension Of China Truce
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Littler's Scott Forman
• Transportation And Infrastructure — The Road Ahead: Part 2
• EU Limits Digital Tax To Ad Revenue, Citing Delay Concerns
• SEC Seeks Quick Win On Parts Of General Cable Fraud Suit
• Attys Score $20M From $61M Dish TCPA Verdict
• Trade Group Slams Mass. Defense Of Cable Rate Regs
• FCC Blocks Release Of Net Neutrality Comment Log Info
• CSC Holdings Can't Put A Stop To Customer's TCPA Suit
• AT&T Can't Block Scholars From DOJ's Merger Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Agitated Over Samsung, Huawei FRAND Fight
• New Lifeline System Has 'Serious Shortcomings,' FCC Told
• Judging A Book: Ginsburg Reviews 'The Curse Of Bigness'
• FCC Watchdog Clears Sinclair-Tribune White House Call
• New OECD Tax Proposal Would Hit Trademarks, Copyrights
• 5 Things You Should Know About New Rule 23 Amendments
• Data-Driven Lawyer: DLA Piper's Eric Falkenberry
• Transportation And Infrastructure — The Road Ahead: Part 1
• ITC Clarifies Duty Of Respondents After Corporate Restructure
• DLA Piper Snags Entertainment Atty From Greenberg Traurig
• 4 Firms Steer $6.4B Nexstar, Tribune Deal
• The Data-Driven Lawyers Of 2018
• Trump, Xi Agree To Halt New Tariffs As Talks Continue