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Telecommunications - December, 2021

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guest Articles Of 2021
• Daimler Reaches Licensing Deal With Avanci Over 4G Tech
• As Hacks Hit A Nerve, Admin. Pushed Reporting Of Breaches
• Wireless, Aviation Industries To Share Info On C-Band Use
• Viamedia Drops 'Duty To Deal' Theory Against Comcast
• FCC Revises IHeart's Foreign Ownership Conditions
• Group Says Feds Making 'End Runs' To Impose Net Neutrality
• Loeb & Loeb To Guide Malaysia-Focused SPAC's $100M IPO
• 2nd Circ. Says Ace Can Cut Cord On Covering Dish DVR Suits
• A Law Firm Leader's Guide To Seeking Effective Feedback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• New Draft Policy Will Create Obstacles For SEP Owners
• Leahy Tells Justices Apple-Qualcomm Ruling Threatens AIA
• The Biggest Privacy Developments Of 2021
• China Mobile Eyes $7.6B Shanghai Listing After US Delisting
• NRA Not Subject To Do-Not-Call List, Judge Rules
• Major Merger Review Moments From 2021
• Taft Stettinius Adds 3 Veteran IP Attorneys In DC
• Mayer Brown-Led TJC Nabs $5B For Top Fund In Firm History
• Justices Urged To Undo Fed. Circ.'s Qualcomm Ruling
• Toyota, Subaru, BlackBerry Hit With Software IP Suit In EDTX
• Apple Sues Ericsson, Ramping Up FRAND Fight In Texas
• Consumer Class Action Trends To Watch As 2021 Ends
• GOP Probes Commerce Secretary's Ties To Chinese VC Firm
• Embracing ESG: Whirlpool CLO Talks Structural Improvement
• The Major Antitrust Conduct Cases Of 2021
• €10B Cellnex Assets Deal May Require Divestitures, UK Says
• FCC To Probe Future Of Universal Service Funding
• Security Regulators Clear Google, Meta Undersea Cable Plan
• Four Phone Cos. To Pay FCC $6.3M Over 911 Network Lapses
• FCC's Carr Praises Steps To Limit Chinese Drone Maker
• Fla. High Court Is Wrong To Ban CLE Diversity Requirements
• FCC Blocks Rural Broadband Funds Over New Co. Ownership
• FTC Inks $2M Deal With Ad Platform Over Kids' Privacy Claims
• FTC Takes Aim At Impersonator Scams In New Planned Rule
• Judge Questions Feasibility Of October Google Play Trial
• T-Mobile Wins Venue Fight In Data Breach MDL
• Intelsat Strikes Ch. 11 Deal To Confirm Restructuring Plan
• Lawyers Must Prepare For Contract Tech Co. Consolidation
• US Broadened Reach Of Targeted Sanctions In 2021
• InterDigital's Injunction Bid Rebuffed In IP War Against Lenovo
• Deals Rumor Mill: Telecom Italia, Colgate Energy, MoneyGram
• EU Approves €610M In Aid For High-Speed Broadband In Italy
• Internet Association, Amicus Filer In Many IP Cases, Disbands
• Senate Commerce Panel Advances Biden's NTIA Nominee
• Intelsat Reaches Deal To Pay First-Lien Notes In Ch. 11
• GTT Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan Minus Release Clause
• Law Firm's TCPA Suit Against Medical Practice Can Go Ahead
• 6 Ways To Protect M&A Deals From Ransomware In 2022
• BigLaw's Big Guns Of Revenue Keep Growing
• FCC Mulls Industry's Call To Rework Contraband Phone Ban
• NAB Decries Big Tech Claims Over FCC Regulatory Fees
• GOP Sens. Want Answers About Broadband Benefits Fraud
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Apple, Google 'Mobile Ecosystem' Worries UK Watchdog
• How Firms Can Adapt Amid COVID's Shifting Legal Needs
• FCC Eyes Competitive Tweaks For E-Rate, Satellite Systems
• Prestige Draws Young Attys, But Keeping Them Takes Work
• High Court Asked To Weigh Robocall Ruling, Recusal Denial
• FTC Wants To Regulate 'Unfair Competition,' Seek Damages
• Judge Pauses Intelsat Ch. 11 In Va. For Mediation Push
• Comcast Isn't Exempt From $4M Fee Bill, Ore. City Says
• Poland's Antitrust Watchdog Probing Apple's Privacy Changes
• Embracing ESG: Synchrony Counsel Talk Role Of Legal Teams
• Small Voice Cos. Have Tighter Deadline For Robocall Regs
• Prestige Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Prestige Leaders: Sizing Up Firms By Revenue
• FCC Regs Don't Preempt iPhone Radiation Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• New 9th Circ. Rulings May Restrict McGill Rule's Scope
• Twitter Says Calif. Court Should Dump Trump Censorship Suit
• Texas Justices To Decide Future Of Atty Wiretapping Suit
• US, Allies Will Tighten Export Controls For Surveillance Tech
• Squire Patton Adds Former FCC Assistant Bureau Chief
• Intelsat Creditors Float $1.8B Note Remedy In $15B Ch. 11
• Senate Subcommittee Hears About Harm Of Algorithms
• FCC Says Station Owner's Daughter Can't Intervene In Probe
• SimulTV Says It Got Stiffed On Deal After Funding Tower Work
• BakerHostetler Adds Data Privacy Pro From Sony
• US Sets Arms Embargo, Export Restriction Against Cambodia
• WDTX Judge Ships Patent Suit Against Roku To Calif.
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2021
• For Junior Lawyers, Authenticity And A Solid Pitch Are Key
• Apple Gets Epic App Store Order Paused Pending Appeal
• Disbarred Atty Can't Ditch CFPB, States' Telemarketing Claims
• Wireless Group Finds State Gaps In Fed. Broadband Subsidies
• FCC Asked To Redo 6 GHz Rules To Solve Interference Issues
• Sens. Intro Bill To Further Crack Down On Robocall Scams
• PwC, Big Banks Roped Back Into TelexFree Ponzi Case
• DC Circ. Urged To Scrap FCC's Foreign Sponsorship ID Order
• US Trustee Calls GTT Ch. 11 Releases Broad And Improper
• FAA Limits Altimeter Use Due To C-Band Interference Worry
• Amazon Sneaking Ads Into Product Searches, FTC Told
• A Compliance Primer For Attorneys Outsourcing Legal Work
• JPML Picks Mo. Federal Court For T-Mobile Data Breach Suits
• DC Circ. Appears Skeptical Of FCC Wireless Antenna Rules
• DOJ Case Against Google Formally Split In Two
• Apple Scores PTAB Win In Phone Camera IP Fight
• Pa. Justices Question If State Mandated 'Smart' Power Meters
• Prison Phone Co. Says It's Immune To Rival's Collusion Suit
• When And How To Depose Fact Witnesses Remotely In 2022
• Senate Confirms FCC Chief Rosenworcel To New Term
• FTC's Nvidia Challenge Calls Arm 'De Facto Industry Standard'
• Intelsat Narrows Ch. 11 Issues To One Creditor Objection
• Pole Access Delays Cost Millions Monthly, Report Says
• Uruguay Is Still Owed $6M After Failed Telecom Arbitration
• Prison Phone Co. Inks $67M Deal To End Fund-Forfeiture Suit
• White House Beefs Up Fed Agencies' Cybersecurity Rules
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Judge Erred In Not Sealing Patent Info
• Embracing ESG: PayPal CLO Talks Gauging Impact And Intent
• DC Circ. Probes Interference Risks Of SpaceX's Starlink
• Caltech Sues Samsung After $1B Apple Patent Win
• Motley Rice Atty To Lead PlayStation Antitrust Class
• Accessible Phone Co. To Pay $40.5M For FCC Rule Violations
• Netflix Improperly Poached Fox Execs, Calif. Panel Says
• Apple Claims Of Epic's Control 'Simply Untrue,' 9th Circ. Told
• Indian Competition Probe Clears Intel Of Abusive Market Move
• Del. Chancery Sends Streaming Tech Co. Stock Battle To Trial
• DISH Network Wins $4.4M In Pirated Content Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wash. Judge Shortage May Sway T-Mobile Breach Row Venue
• States Tell 2nd Circ. To Revive NY's $15 Broadband Cap
• DOE Awards Verizon $34.6M To Modernize Comms Services
• DC Circ. Won't Pause FCC's China Telecom Removal Order
• Security Experts Say US Can't Afford C-Band Delays
• House Passes Trio Of Bills Aimed At Cybersecurity, 6G
• Facebook Doubles Down On Dismissal Bid In FTC Dispute
• Kirkland Adds Prominent DOJ Atty To Antitrust Practice In DC
• App Makers Backing Epic 'Controlled By Epic,' Apple Says
• Broker Urges 4th Circ. To Revive $3.1B Satellite Deal Dispute
• Patent Biz Ends Dish Dispute After Case Shipped Out Of Texas
• Native Americans Say They Were Cheated By Local ISP
• Byron Allen's $10B McDonald's Race Bias Suit Nixed, For Now
• GOP Sens. File Bill To Revamp Commerce's Telecom Agency
• GOP Sens. Press Sohn On 'Bias' Against Conservative News
• What FTC Report Reveals About ISP Data Collection