Telecommunications Archive » September, 2022

Telecommunications - September, 2022

238 articles

• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• High Court Urged To Curb State Secrets Privilege in Spy Suits
• Spectrum And AT&T Escape Suit Over Database Error
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Biz Groups Fear 'Penny Stock' Rule Could Upset Debt Markets
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• Congress Passes Stopgap Funding Bill With Judicial Security
• 4 Strategies For Drafting Effective Consumer Breach Notices
• Akerman Expands Corporate Team With 2 Attys In Ga., NC
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Bipartisan Bill Would Stop Taxation Of Broadband Grants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MVP: Arnold & Porter's Maureen Jeffreys
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Staffing Co. Says Texas Court Couldn't Hear AT&T Case
• FCC Adopts 5-Year Deorbiting Rule For Low-Earth Satellites
• BlackBerry Investor Attys Get $55M Fees In Phone Sales Suit
• Feds See Closer Spectrum Coordination Effort As Working
• Experts Say GOP Wins Would Hike Broadband Oversight
• New FCC Rules Ease Communication For Disabled Inmates
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• Vodafone Names Battle-Tested EasyJet Atty As GC
• Meta Hit With Suit Over Messenger Site Tracking Code
• Tinder Owner Hits Back At Insurer's Claim Argument
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cineplex, Citi, Apollo
• High Court Likely To Review Social Media Speech Censorship
• Meta Says Russian Influence Campaign Mimicked News Sites
• Apple's $500M IPhone Deal Needs 2nd Look, 9th Circ. Says
• Netflix Urges Ga. Judges To Reject Franchise Fee Attempt
• Chancery Rejects Stream TV Lender's Demand For Assets
• FCC Names New Native American Policy Leader
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Wireless Group Wants Lawmakers To Preserve FCC Auctions
• SmartSky Loses Preliminary Injunction Request In 5G IP Fight
• Regulatory Changes That May Affect Investments In Wireless
• Paramedical Services Co. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Virgin Media, UK Ministry Slammed For Data Access Missteps
• Australia Wants Tighter Privacy Rules After Optus Breach
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Intelsat Backers Cleared Of Insider Trading After C-Band Sale
• Apple App Store Users Renew Antitrust Class Cert. Bid
• SEC, CFTC Messaging Probes Net $1.8B In Big Bank Penalties
• FCC Pushes New Limits On Robotexts
• Google, Apple Say Advertiser Can't Expand Collusion Suit
• Twins Get 52 Months For $2.1M Apple Product Fraud
• Verizon Drops Suit After Getting OK For Fresno Cell Tower
• Pandora Says Lewis Black, Agency Part Of Antitrust 'Cartel'
• Women At Ford, GE Outliers In Top Cos.' Wide IP Gender Gap
• Fla. Utility Calls For Sharing Of Public Safety Spectrum
• Precautions For New Wave Of Digital Privacy Class Actions
• The Murky Status Of TCPA Standing In The 11th Circ.
• Meta Pushes FTC Bias Defense In VR Merger Case
• Tech Needs To Pay 'Fair Share,' FCC Republican Tells EU
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• DirecTV Wants 11th Circ. To Dash Cert. For TCPA Suit
• Convicted Pol Can't Search Juror's Cellphone, 6th Circ. Says
• 3 Questions As Feds Flesh Out New Breach Reporting Rules
• Website Wiretap Ruling Fueling Lawsuit Spike, 3rd Circ. Told
• SG Office Urges High Court To Clarify Lanham Act's Reach
• Air India Wins A Round In $111M Award Fight In Quebec
• FCC Aims To Cut Satellite Debris, But Can It Regulate Space?
• 6th Circ. Told FCC's Universal Service Fund Unconstitutional
• CFTC Says Poor Tech Installation Led To Broker's $500K Fine
• Lockheed, Airbus Tell 4th Circ. Satellite Deal Not Commercial
• Cable Group Wants Binding Conditions On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Illinois Judge Cancels City's Streaming Service Fees Suit
• Big Tech Wants DST Removed In US-Kenya Trade Deal
• Del. Court Pauses Cell Tower Co. Sale After Investor Sues
• 'Morality Police' Protests Spur US To Aid Iran Internet Access
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• AT&T, Verizon Tax Tiff With Mo. City Sent Back To State Court
• FTC Won't Let Amazon, Execs Out Of Widened Prime Probe
• Bar To Face Suit For Showing Boxing Match Without License
• Sprint To Pay Investors $3.75M For Subscriber Growth Claims
• FCC Fines Stations $3.4M Over Children's TV Ads
• 11th Circ. Says Google, BellSouth Beat Conduit Trespass Case
• FCC Mulls Revamp Of TTY Mandate For Deaf Services
• Marriott Robocall Claims Against Timeshare Co. Largely Axed
• AIG Entities Want Out Of Fla. Telecom Co.'s Coverage Dispute
• FTC Privacy Suit Tests Agency's Regulatory Authority
• How New FCC Rule Will Improve Telecom Options For Tenants
• Lawmakers Press FCC On Lagging Tribal Spectrum Access
• Chancery Mulls Post-Appeal Stream TV Order Unwinding
• Space Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Remand $1.3B Enforcement Battle
• Wireless Co. Challenges Wash. Tax On FCC Lifeline Program
• Tech Lawyers Closely Watch High Court Ruling's FCC Impact
• Japanese Auto Cos. Latest To Join Avanci Wireless IP Pool
• How Telecom Co. KPN Won A $32M Verdict Against Ericsson
• Fla. Appeals 11th Circ. Bar On Social Media Law To High Court
• Sprint Escapes Row Over Failed Hawaii Mobile Business
• Satellite Operators Seek Waiver Option In Space Debris Rule
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• 9th Circ. Rejects MGM Redo In Starz Licensing Fight
• The Potential Fallout Of Changing FCC's Broadband Definition
• McDonald's Can't Ditch Byron Allen's $10B Race Bias Suit
• Verizon Hit With New Claim Of Deceptive Plan Rates
• Apple Tries To Reopen Discovery In Caltech Patent Suit
• Spectrum Ordered To Pay $1.15B In Stabbing Case
• Judge Hands CBS Win In Miami Reporter's Age, Sex Bias Suit
• 51 AGs Urge FCC To Require More Anti-Robocall Protections
• FCC Allows Lynk's Plan For 10 Near-Earth Satellites
• Subscribers Fight T-Mobile's Bid To Transfer Merger Case
• DC Circ. Wary Of Chinese Telecom Appeals To FCC Orders
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• FCC Republican Lauds 5th Circ. Ruling On Tech Speech
• AT&T Settles With Worker Who Said Firing Cost Him Benefits
• FCC Chair Plans To Explore Revamp Of 12.7 GHz Band
• Advertisers Will 'Pay' For Deception, FTC Bureau Chief Says
• HP, Agilent Can't Nix Stanford University's Superfund Suit
• Warning Signs For FTC In AGs' Meta Appeal At DC Circ.
• Phone Locking Harms Competition, FCC Told
• Radio Group Warns FCC Alert Update Could Be Costly
• Reno Fights To Reboot Netflix, Hulu Fee Suit At 9th Circ.
• Privacy Bill Intensifies Mobile Carrier Regulation Battle
• Keeping Up With New US Push On Strategic Tech Competition
• Utilities Say Device Testing Needed In 6 GHz Band
• French Broadcasters Drop Merger Under Antitrust Pressure
• TelexFree Ponzi Victims Say Foster Garvey Aided Fraud
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Split 5th Circ. Backs Texas Social Media Censorship Law
• DHS Opens Up $1B In Funding To Boost States' Cybersecurity
• Buyers Defend Qualcomm Antitrust Case After FTC's Loss
• 4th Circ. Probes 'Commercial Act' In $3.1B Satellite Deal Feud
• Meta Accused Of Apple IOS Privacy Update Workaround
• T-Mobile Directors Sued In Del. For Data Breach Damages
• NTIA Criticized For Credit Requirement In Broadband Plan
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Warns Of 'Ascendant' Monopolization
• PTAB To Review Proxy Server IP That Drew $7.5M Verdict
• Tribal Lands Need More Broadband Help, FCC Told
• Simpson, Paul Weiss Guide $2.4B Stonepeak Safety Biz Buy
• Robotext Scam Bill Could Transform TCPA Landscape
• LA Schools Say FCC Fund Should Cover Ransomware Attacks
• Amici Back New Vision's Appeal Over PTAB 'Structural Bias'
• Microsoft Offers No UK Fixes For $69B Activision Deal
• Democrats Aim To Support Digital Equity With New Nonprofit
• FCC Chair Details Strategy On Space Industry Rules
• Justice, Defense Depts. Say FCC Action Needed On Security
• US Indicts 3 Iranians In Massive Hacking, Ransom Scheme
• 5 Takeaways From Google's EU Android Loss
• Apple Hit With £853M UK Class Action Over IPhone Issues
• Fla. Telecom Fined For Faulty Universal Service Reports
• Amazon Urges FCC To Allow Drone Field Sensors In 60 GHz
• Bang Drink Maker Sanctioned In IP Suit Over Deleted Videos
• AT&T Wins Challenge Over Spectrum Ad's Speed Claim
• NJ Justices Take On Prorated Bill Mandate Against Altice
• Legal Considerations As The Metaverse Goes Mainstream
• Calif. AG Sues Amazon For 'Price Floor'
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Google Largely Loses Challenge To €4B Android Antitrust Fine
• PTAB Wipes One Patent, Trims Another In SEP Fight
• FCC Republican Backs Starlink Appeal Of Rural Funds Denial
• NFL Must Face Privacy Claim Over App's Prerecorded Videos
• FCC Builds On Partnerships With European Regulators
• 'Forceful' Action Needed To Curb Prison Call Fees, FCC Told
• Shumaker Launches Tech Business Sector, Names Co-Heads
• A Privacy Atty, Turned Photographer On 9/11, Pays It Forward
• ITC To Probe New Google Patent Complaints Against Sonos
• ITC Judge Says Peloton, Lululemon, Others Infringe Dish Tech
• SpaceX Appeals FCC Denial Of Rural Broadband Subsidies
• Google Advertiser Wants To Update Apple Collusion Suit
• DC Circ. Grapples With Correct Digital Copyright Law Reading
• Ariz. Judge Puts On Hold Law Blocking Police Recordings
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• ITC Narrows Ruling For Ericsson In Apple Import Review
• GAO Says Clear Roles In Satellite Imagery Acquisition Needed
• Broadband Subsidy Fraud Still Prevalent, Says FCC Watchdog
• ISP Groups Drop Challenge To Maine Internet Privacy Law
• FCC Aims To Shorten Time For Cleaning Up Space Debris
• Patent Eligibility Reform May Require A Legislative Approach
• Bang Energy Says Sony Can't Tie Infringement To Damages
• NJ Borough Will Allow Verizon's Wireless Build-Out, After All
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• SEC Suit Accusing AT&T Of Selective Leaks Heads To Trial
• Fed. Circ. Chief To VirnetX: 'I Don't Think This Is Going To End'
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Approval Of FCC's 5.9 GHz Plan
• USPTO Head Backs Denial Of Radio Frequency IP Review
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Allstate, Consumers Seek Final OK Of $4.5M TCPA Deal
• Biz Software Sees Record Deals Despite Broader M&A Lull
• FCC Floats Security Upgrades For Public Emergency Alerts
• NFL Can Continue Gameday Workaround For Internet Outages
• FCC Preemption Ruling Is A Win For Cell Tech, Consumers
• Apple Senior Privacy Counsel Joins McDermott's Cyber Group
• NY Town Will Allow Antennas It Previously Denied
• Analytics Co. Hit With Consumer Suit In Wake Of FTC Action
• WiNet Wants New Shot At Motorola IP Case
• Slack Asks Justices To Review 9th Circ.'s Direct Listing Ruling
• Albania Cuts Diplomatic Ties With Iran After Cyberattack
• Apple Tells High Court To Nix Estoppel Patent Ruling
• 'Dallas Buyers Club' Cos. Sue AT&T, Verizon Over BitTorrents
• Conviction On Lone Charge Stands In ADI Trade Secrets Case
• FCC Urged To Move Ahead To Subsidize School Bus Wi-Fi
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Insurers Fight Coverage In Taliban Terror Support Suit
• Forecasting A Rise In 11th Circ. State Court Class Actions
• DC Judge Frustrated With Gov't In Meadows Jan. 6 Dispute
• T-Mobile Gets Sprint Merger Case Paused For Transfer Bid
• AT&T Says T-Mobile Is Deceiving Senior Citizens With Ads
• Meta Can't Get FTC Analysis Of Instagram, WhatsApp Buys
• Fed. Circ. Questions Axed Standing In Uniloc's Google Suit
• FCC Urged To Expand Rural Broadband Incentives
• Commerce Releases CHIPS Implementation Strategy
• Instagram To Appeal $401M Fine From Irish Privacy Watchdog
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• DOJ Gets Time In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• Match Can't Avoid Google's Breach Claims In Play Store MDL
• New Broadband Maps Expected By Nov., FCC Chief Says
• FTC Challenge to Meta VR Deal Could Restrict Tech M&A
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• Howard Jonas Imperiled $3B Straight Path Sale, Director Says
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Meta Has No Plans To Settle FTC's VR Merger Challenge
• MassHealth Eavesdropping Violates Union Rules, Court Finds
• Treasury Dept. Issues Update To Cybersecurity Regulations
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Senators Urge FCC To Keep Studying 12 GHz Issue
• No New Trial But More Cash For Broadcaster That Sued Atty
• T-Mobile Wins Majority Of Licenses In FCC's 2.5 GHz Auction
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Dish Says 7th Circ. Ruling Helps Dismissal Bid In ERISA Suit
• Howard Jonas' Insults Recalled In Del. Straight Path Trial
• Businesses Urge Commerce To Coordinate CHIPS Act Rollout
• FTC's Broad Privacy Rulemaking Faces Bumpy Path Forward
• Noncompliant Broadcaster Gets Final Warning In MLB Spat
• Illinois Top Recipient Of FCC's $792M Rural Spending Plan
• Trader Gets 5-Year Penny Stock Ban For Twitter Hype Scheme
• Justices Won't Pause Collective Cert. To Consider 2-Step Method
• 'Wide Range' Of Pros Studying 12 GHz Band, FCC Chair Says
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• Engineers Urge Quick FCC Approval For New Anti-Crash Tech
• New Constitution In Chile Would Affect Infrastructure Projects
• Google Fails To Escape DC Suit Over Location Tracking
• Conn., Frontier Reach $60M Settlement On Internet Fixes
• 6 Texas Cases To Watch This Fall