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Telecommunications - November, 2019

185 articles

• Apple Moves To Hang Up Iphone Users' FaceTime Suit
• Mobile Org To Fix 'Deeply Flawed' Standards After DOJ Probe
• Prof. Calls Qualcomm 5G National Security Fears Baseless
• Wash. Ruling Offers Key Safeguards For Additional Insureds
• Patent Holder Says IP Suit Against Best Buy Is Fair Game
• T-Mobile, Calif. Workers Get Green Light For $8M Wage Deal
• Why The FBI's Former Top Lawyer Now Embraces Encryption
• Q&A With Paul Weiss' Andrew Finch, Ex-DOJ Antitrust Deputy
• Nielsen Asks Out Of Investor Suit Over EU Data Law Impact
• 3 Issues To Watch As Dish Enters Wireless Marketplace
• FTC Secures $3.2M Judgment Against Fla. Telemarketer
• Pay-TV Group Says FCC Made Bad Call On Apollo Station Buy
• Online Privacy Bill Calls For Fines, Consumers' Right To Sue
• T-Mobile's Promises To States In Merger Fight Called Hollow
• FCC Eyes Lifting Duplicate Radio Content Restrictions
• Cell Tower Win Against NY Town Won't Get 2nd Look
• Fox V. Netflix Ruling Strengthens Employment Contracts
• Commerce Tees Up Rules For Trump's Network Security Order
• Consumer Privacy Protection Deserves 5G Policy Attention
• Fox Nears Order Blocking Netflix From Poaching Execs
• Wigdor Says Fox Guest's Defamation Suit Lacks Ties To Texas
• Japanese CBS Exec Sues Over 'Intolerant, Biased Workplace'
• Stalled E-Privacy Reform Needs Fresh Take: Hogan Lovells
• Apple Can't Get Cert. Denial In IPhone Screens Suit Reboot
• Canadian Watchdog Wants Wireless Giants To Share Networks
• Texas Drops Out Of Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Challenge
• FTC Urges 9th Circ. To Affirm Qualcomm Antitrust Ruling
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• 7th Circ. Ruling Forms Split On CAFA Jurisdictional Discovery
• PTAB Axes Part Of Deep Sea Fiber-Optic Tech Patent
• Fed. Circ. Told Arthrex Marks 'Significant Change' In Law
• Investors Win Closer Look At Looming $30B CBS-Viacom Deal
• DLA Piper Steers Altice's $1.1B French Fiber Network Deal
• Justices Skip TCPA Case Over Medical Database Faxes
• NY Lawmakers Say Time Is Now For Consumer Privacy Law
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Cisco, Others' PTAB Win On TQ Delta IP
• Local Phone Networks Might See More Sharing Mandates Cut
• PTAB Still Can't Ax Wireless Patent Claim, Fed. Circ. Says
• FCC Eyes Broader Restrictions On Huawei, ZTE Products
• Chancery Mulls Late Doc Order In $30B CBS-Viacom Merger
• Broadcasters Say New Radio Royalties Bill Would Kill Stations
• Google-Oracle High Court Fight Threatens Fair Use Ecosystem
• Fed. Circ. Data Patent Opinion Elucidates Software Eligibility
• Fed. Circ. Tosses VirnetX's $600M Award In Apple Patent Fight
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Telecom Cos. Win In Fiber Optic IP Suit
• FCC's Starks Says Carriers Need Cash For Huawei, ZTE Purge
• Dish Goes After 'Free TV' Websites For Pirating Asian Shows
• Verizon Sues NY Town Over Rejected Telecom Facility Permit
• DOJ Can't DQ Munger Tolles In Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Fight
• Senate Bill Would Require That C-Band Proceeds Go To US
• Comcast, SC County Reach Deal Over Uncollected 911 Fees
• Pai Drawing Up New Robocall Regs If Carriers Don't Hustle
• T-Mobile Says 'No Legitimate Objection' To Steeple Antennas
• PTAB Wrestles With How To Construe Anti-Spoofing Patent
• FCC's 5.9 GHz Plan Leaves Auto Industry Details Hanging
• House Satellite Bill Heads To Floor After Bipartisan Deal
• Orioles Can Arbitrate TV Profits Dispute With Nationals
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCC's Rehearing Bid In Media Rules Case
• 9th Circ. Autiodialer Definition Too Broad, Trade Orgs Say
• Ex-Fox Commentator Fights Atty's Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• Appoint 5G Coordinator, Sens. Urge National Security Adviser
• DOJ Gets Time In Court In Qualcomm's 9th Circ. Class Appeal
• Sprint, T-Mobile Don't Want DQ Bid To Delay Merger Trial
• Trump Begins Approving US Sales To Blacklisted Huawei
• Korean FTC Prepping Sanctions For Search Engine Co.
• Dish Gains Support For High Court Review Of Standing Divide
• Senate Democrats Unveil Sweeping Privacy Bill Framework
• House Dems Press Pai On Tribal Spectrum Restrictions
• Sens. Prod Zuckerberg: Why Keep Tracking User Locations?
• Ex-MoFo Atty Says $400M CBS Defamation Suit Should Stay
• FCC Expected To Divvy Up Auto-Safety Spectrum With WiFi
• Apple Takes A Bite Out Of IPhone Pixel Count Suit
• Rural Carriers Say T-Mobile CEO Exit Endangers Deal Pledges
• AT&T Seeks To End Shareholders' Streaming Service Suit
• Comcast Monopolizing Cable TV, Says Denver Sports Network
• FCC Proposes Plan For 3-Digit Suicide Hotline
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Gov't Latest To Call On High Court To Review TCPA Carveout
• FBI, Secret Service Warn Of Targeted Ransomware
• 11th Circ. Says More Info Needed For Cert. In DirecTV Call Suit
• Cannabis Software Co. Says Unwanted Texts Suit Still Flawed
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Samsung's PTAB Win Axing Imaging IP
• Commerce Gives Cos. 90 More Days To Work With Huawei
• T-Mobile, Sprint Don't Want Foreign Merger Studies At Trial
• FCC Subsidy Program Still Susceptible To Fraud, GAO Says
• Fed. Circ.'s 1-Line Orders Dodge Another Invalidation Bid
• DOJ Says Tech Platform Inquiry Could Go Beyond Antitrust
• Litigation And Arbitration Are Creating A Public Cyberlaw
• FCC's Pai Aims To Sell C-Band Licenses Via Public Auction
• Warrantless GPS Tracking Paused Since Carpenter, Sen. Says
• Pope Francis Calls For 'Balance' In Encryption Debate
• Satellite Cos. Sweeten C-Band Sale With Donation Pledge
• House, Senate Reach Deal To Unite Robocall Legislation
• Fiber Optic Co. Investors Qualify For Class Action, Judge Says
• What To Know Before Moving Your Supply Chain Out Of China
• Huawei Owes Fees For 'Rank Gamesmanship' In Patent Loss
• Wireless Cos. Counter Utilities' Attack On 6 GHz Sharing
• FCC Lifeline Reforms Could Gut Program Or Spill Data: Dems
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Axed Data Patent As Abstract
• High Court To Hear Google-Oracle Smartphone War
• Facebook Says Gov't Demands For User Data At All-Time High
• Fed. Circ. Upholds CalTech Patents In Apple Challenges
• Munger Tolles Blasts DOJ's DQ Bid In Sprint-T-Mobile Suit
• Amazon Sues Co. For Going After Best Buy In Tablet Dispute
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Revive IPhone Buyers' Class Cert. Bid
• Barr Urges FCC To Block Chinese Telecom Giants
• GOP Miffed As House Satellite TV Bill Advances
• Engaging With International Carcinogen Evaluations
• Comcast Bias Suit A Bad Way To Make Law, Arguments Show
• Copyright Professors Raise Alarm Over Charter Piracy Case
• 2 Firms Get $3M Payday In Google, Huawei Faulty Phone Suit
• 3rd Circ. Needn't Weigh Robocall Exemption Ax, Feds Say
• Cell Tower Co. Sues Mass. Town Over Rejected Permit
• Satellite Law Renewal Hits Speed Bump In Senate
• Justices May Nix Ruling That OK'd Bias Suit Against Comcast
• Groups Ask FCC To Reconsider Rural Health Care Order
• Apple Says App Store 'Revolutionized' Developer Market
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Amazon Tells Patent Holder It Can't Go After Best Buy
• Pai Says He's Still Down For Reshaping 5.9 GHz Band
• Feds Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones At Border
• Fla. Co. Can't Get Argentine Panelist DQ'd In Uruguay Fight
• EU Clears Telia's $1B Broadcasting Deal With Conditions
• Sprint's Alice Win Will Have 'Staggering' Impact, Justices Told
• Boston Modem Co. Can't Get Exemption On China Tariffs
• Qualcomm Class Fights DOJ Bid To Argue At 9th Circ.
• Microsoft To Comply With Calif. Data Privacy Law Nationwide
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• FCC To Probe Whether Follow-Up Texts Violate TCPA
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• DOJ Wants To Close T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Review
• Facebook Enters Uncharted Legal Waters With Spyware Suit
• Bankrupt Undersea Cable Firm Ditches Ch. 11 Sale Plans
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Dish's PTAB Win After Remand Bid Fails
• Neal Gerber Eisenberg Adds Ex-Freeborn IP Co-Chair
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• House Dems Seek Update On FCC Location-Tracking Probe
• FCC Finds Sinclair-Linked Stations Bungled AT&T Deal Talks
• Charter Says Piracy Case Will Push 'Massive Liability' On ISPs
• T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Critics 'Ignore Benefits,' DOJ Says
• Motorola Tells Jury Rival Needed Its Secrets To Make Radio
• Satellite Cos. Rip Testimony Given At Hearing On C-Band Sale
• Sens. Back DOE's Caution On 6 GHz Spectrum Sharing
• Fusion Trying To Skip Out On $31.2M In Debt, Creditors Say
• Fed. Circ. OKs Using Old German Article To Nix Ericsson IP
• FCC Asks 3rd Circ. To Review Panel's Hold On Media Rules
• Sens. Question NSA Official On Shuttered Call Data Program
• Sen. Wyden Asks FCC To Mandate 5G Cybersecurity Options
• With Amendment Looming, TelexFree MDL Nabs 3 Settlements
• Sen. Floats Bare-Bones Renewal Of Satellite TV Law
• Regulators, Schools Must Expand Connectivity Vision: Report
• AI Bill Emphasizes Transparency And Consumer Control
• Where A Litigator's Advice Can Improve Agreement Drafting
• Charter Accused Of Firing VP Over LGBTQ Advocacy
• LG Hits Rival TV Maker Hisense With FRAND Patent Suit
• Silicon Valley Dems Unveil Bill Creating US Privacy Agency
• CEO's Letters Didn't Sway IP Win Over Apple, Fed. Circ. Told
• New License Ends InterDigital FRAND Antitrust Row
• Atty Says Ex-Fox Guest's Defamation Suit Served Too Late
• China's Meddling Proves Networks Need Tech Purge, Pai Says
• FCC Tweaks Dish Licenses To Clear Sprint-T-Mobile Merger
• AT&T Shells Out $60M In Deal With FTC Over Data Throttling
• Lenovo Says Alice Dooms 6 Essential Wireless Patents
• Charter Asks Justices To Review 9th Circ. TCPA Ruling
• Ted Cruz Wants Tech Cos.' Immunity Gutted From Trade Deals
• Apple, Amazon Beat Voip-Pal Internet Phone-Routing IP Suits
• Wi-Fi Groups, Utilities Clash Over 6 GHz Spectrum Sharing
• Shearman & Sterling Lands CFIUS Pro In DC
• Mozilla To Congress: Don't Trust ISPs On Data Tracking
• Supreme Court Passes On TWC Appeal, 4 Other Patent Cases
• Comcast Data Collection Suit Heads To Arbitration
• Sens.' Plan Would Create Sites Free Of User-Specific Targeting
• CBS Says Ex-MoFo Atty Can't Sue Over Sex Assault Interviews
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• T-Mobile Sued By Carriers Over Fake Ringtones On Rural Calls
• Justices Asked To Review Fight Over Cellphone Warning
• FCC's Starks Raises Flags On China Threat In 2020 Elections
• DC Circ. Asked To Reconsider Net Neutrality Disclosures
• Japan Eyes Big Tech For Stricter Antitrust Enforcement
• Huawei Ban's Compliance Rules Too Taxing For Contractors
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Latham, Debevoise
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Trump Warned Directly By Sen. About C-Band Auction Dispute
• FCC Says Unfavorable Order Not Enough For Reconsideration
• FTC Dems Hint At Tougher Stance On 'Unfair Competition'