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Telecommunications - November, 2022

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• Paramount Says Data Sharing Suit 'Wrongly Expands' VPPA
• Sirius XM Radio Hit With Class Action Over Telemarketing
• El Salvador News Site Sues NSO Group For Journalist Hacks
• Team Telecom Finds Cuba Subsea Cable Link Too Risky
• Broker Wants 4th Circ. Rehearing For Satellite Deal Dispute
• McDonald's Escapes 'Ridiculous' Design Patent Suit
• Agencies Ink MOU Aimed At Boosting Tribal Spectrum Access
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Blue Origin, SpaceX, Internet
• Int'l Arbitration Will Be Key Contract Issue For Space Industry
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Video Fees, Ohio Supreme Court Says
• FCC Poised To Tackle Digital 'Redlining' In Dec.
• CORRECTED: Tech Giants Urge High Court To Toss Terrorism Aid Case
• Investor Says Exec Can't Escape Suit Over $145M Award
• Ex-Altice Worker Must Arbitrate Sex Bias Suit, NJ Panel Says
• Quinn Emanuel Slams 'Offensive' Meta Antitrust Co-Lead Bid
• Tinder, Match Group Hit With Biometric Data Class Action
• ISPs Urge FCC To Make Utility Pole Owners Release More Info
• Broadcasters Push Senate Action On News Competition Bill
• Texts Should Fall Under Title II Telecom Regs, FCC Told
• Google Hit With WDTX Patent Suit Over Android Phones
• Ex-ADI Worker's Bias Claim Revived In Trade Secrets Case
• Biz Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Stop Mass Arbitration 'Blackmail'
• Pair Behind False Robocalls Ordered To Help Register Voters
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Ax Data Transmission Patent
• Insurer Owes Coverage In T-Mobile $17M Data Breach Loss
• NBC Must Face Trimmed Defamation Suit From Devin Nunes
• Kids' Online Safety Bill Would Harm Minors, Groups Say
• FCC Bans Some Chinese Telecom, Surveillance Equipment
• AT&T Hit With Stampede Of Partner Breach Suits In Delaware
• Texas City Must Face AT&T Claims Over Damaged Phone Line
• Meta Axes Most Of Startup's 2 Messaging Patents At PTAB
• Google, IHeart To Pay States $9.4M To Ax Bogus Pixel Ads Suit
• Meta Can't Avoid Privilege Re-Review Sought By FTC
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Echoes Of 'Varsity Blues' As Harvard Bribe Trial Set To Start
• Elon Musk Walking On FTC Tightrope Amid Twitter Upheaval
• States, Localities Find Fault With FCC's Broadband Maps
• Mark Meadows Can't Get Redo On Jan. 6 Subpoena Challenge
• CBS Investors Rip Report Over Redstone-Cleary Email
• Cyber Risk Should Rocket To Top Of Space Sector's Priorities
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Shriners Can Join Ga. City Opposing T-Mobile Cell Tower
• Aggressive FCC Redlining Policies May Backfire, AT&T Warns
• Verizon Defends Bellwether Arbitration Process In 9th Circ.
• FCC Cuts Off Voice Provider Over Robocall Blocking
• Cable Group Opposes FTC Privacy Rule, Cites 'Onerous' Regs
• Developers Bid Out Cable Rights They Don't Own, Suit Says
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• NDAA Bills Would Tighten Sourcing Rules For Defense Cos.
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Says Judge Tainted Jurors
• SpaceX Presses FCC For Massive Expansion Of Sat Fleet
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Mandamus Bids To End Ex Parte Reexams
• 11th Circ. Petitioned Over FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Harvard Bribe Trial Moving Ahead With No COVID Precautions
• Nokia Tells Court Oppo Phones Breached Wireless Tech IP
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• State Agencies Can't Reclassify Wholesale Carriers, FCC Told
• WIPO Says China Is Filing The Most Patent, TM Applications
• DOD, Broadcasters To Share Spectrum Near Military Sites
• FCC Finds Ringless Voicemails Call For Consumer Consent
• FTC Slams Kochava Over 'Staggering' Data-Sharing Practices
• Verizon Seeks Arbitration For Suit Alleging Deceptive Rates
• Nunes Sues CNN, Tapper Over Pelosi Attack Comments
• AGs Urge Apple To Protect Reproductive Health Info On Apps
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Hyman Phelps Brings On DOJ Consumer Protection Vet In DC
• Charter Insists No Digital Redlining Policies Are In Place
• Fed. Circ. Says IP Suit Against Cloudflare Must Stay In WDTX
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• FCC's Broadband Labels Won't Mandate Details On Throttling
• Questions On Market Rules In Google Android Decision
• FCC Releases First Draft Of Granular Broadband Maps
• High Court Pitched On Surveillance Case That Split 1st Circ.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Colombian Court Ends Patent Injunction On Apple 5G Devices
• Ex-Rep Can't Shield Emails To Self In Trading Case, Feds Say
• FCC Beefs Up 911 Outage Alert Rules
• FCC Won't Reverse AT&T Rate Cut To Use Duke Energy Poles
• FCC Requires Broadband 'Nutrition' Labels At Point Of Sale
• FCC Chair Open To Talks With Congress On Retrans Consent
• Ohio Man Hits Fla. Medical Alert Co. With TCPA Action
• 'Fake' Telecom Co. Execs Skirt Sanctions For Withholding Info
• Ex-ADI Engineer Treated Fairly By Prosecutors, Judge Finds
• 9th Circ. Says TCPA Doesn't Cover Number Generators
• 8th Circ. Backs CVS Win In TCPA Suit Over Fax
• 3 Firms Steer Wireless Tech Firm's $276M SPAC Merger
• Sen. Says Tax Break On Broadband Grants Possible In Dec.
• Long Island Diocese Ch. 11 Asset Sale Hung Up Over NDAs
• Streaming Needs Closer Reg Scrutiny, Broadcasters Tell FCC
• FCC Studying Foreign Stakes In Tegna Deal, Chair Says
• Iridium Calls For FCC Stay Of Trump-Era Ligado Ruling
• Willkie Adds IP Litigator From Finnegan In DC
• Why Warranty Providers May Explore CCPA Exemption
• Ohio Mortgage Lender Beats Robocall Lawsuit
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Mass. Agency Covertly Installed COVID Tracing App, Suit Says
• 4th Circ. Affirms Nix Of $3.1B S. Korea Satellite Deal Dispute
• Qualcomm Uses 9th Circ. Win Over FTC To Fight Antitrust Suit
• FBI Head Warns That China Could Exploit Access To TikTok
• Unions Push For Senate Action On 3rd FCC Democrat
• AT&T Agrees To Pay $5.9M For Calif. Environmental Violations
• Meta Calls FTC Bid To Block VR Merger 'Central Planning'
• Insurers Not Liable For Cook's Sewage-Based Foot Infection
• FCC Mulling Renewed Data-Sharing Agreement With EEOC
• Law Firm Seeking Debtor Beats TCPA Rap
• New Indictments Reflect DOJ's All-Tools Approach To China
• Suit Accuses Intuit Of Sharing Watch Histories With Facebook
• Ex-ADI Engineer Accuses Feds Of 'Blatant' Bias In Jury Strike
• Facebook's $90M Privacy Deal Gets Final Nod Over Objections
• Tribal Broadband Funding Faces Murky Future, Group Says
• Apple, IPhone Users Ask Again For Approval Of $500M Deal
• Wireless Carrier Group Blasts CBRS As Falling Short
• AT&T Wants Disconnection Nixed In $100M Lumen Fight
• Sirius Apportionment Method OK, Texas Appeals Court Holds
• Tread Cautiously On Robotext Regs, Group Urges FCC
• Missouri NAACP Backs Tegna's $8.6B Go-Private Deal
• Google Makes Record $391.5M Privacy Deal With State AGs
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Supreme Court Denies Ariz. GOP Chair's Subpoena Appeal
• Cyber Enforcers Could Face Uphill Battle With GOP House
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: One Year Later
• Activision Investor Sues In Delaware Over Microsoft Merger
• FCC Moves To Block Student Loan Scam Calls
• How FCC's Proposed Foreign Program Rules Affect Licensees
• Overlapping Broadband Funds Risk Waste, Group Says
• FCC Poised To Release New National Broadband Maps
• FCC Aims To Ease Vets' Access To Internet Subsidy Programs
• Ex-FCC Deputy Bureau Chief Joins Hogan Lovells In DC
• Website Owners Must Avoid Missteps In Using Tracking Tech
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• 2 I-Payout Officers Seek Way Out Of TelexFree Ponzi Suit
• PE Giants Say SEC Probing Them Over WhatsApp Use
• FERC Project Rules Hearing Goes Into Overtime At DC Circ.
• Amazon And Apple Illegally Curbed IPhone Resales, Suit Says
• Telecom Groups Push For Broadband Grant Tax Exemption
• FCC's Legal Authority On Space Debris Clear, Chair Says
• FCC Studies Geotargeting's Impact On Emergency Alerts
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• FCC Urged To Work With ISPs To Combat Broadband Bias
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• 9th Circ Won't Revive Intel's Antitrust Suit Against Fortress
• Anti-Malware Co. Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Lanham Act Suit
• 25 AGs Ask Calif. Court To Back FTC Against Meta VR Merger
• Amazon Must Give Up Voice Profile Info To Alexa Users
• Fox Rothschild Hires Loeb & Loeb IP Partner For NY Office
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Ark. City's Fees, 8th Circ. Affirms
• Watchdog Says Comcast To Fix Wireless Ad Claims
• Microsoft Faces EU Probe Of $69B Activision Blizzard Deal
• FCC Should Define Residential Phone For TCPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Justices Set Sights On Reach Of US Trademark Law
• Fed. Circ. Probes Claim Construction In Phone Patent Row
• Experian, T-Mobile Strike $16M Data Breach Deal With States
• NFL Says No To 'Gerrymandered' Sunday Ticket Class Cert.
• Applying Article III Rulings To Robocall Standing In Florida
• NY Submits 31,000 Challenges To FCC Broadband Map
• FCC Urged To Restore Local Network Unbundling Rules
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Consumer Group Pushes For Broadband Info In Monthly Bills
• McGlinchey Hires Financial Litigation Of Counsel In New York
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Commerce Charges Dubai Co. For Illicit Exports To Syria, Iran
• Fed. Circ. Lets Uniloc Keep Suing Google, Not 2 Others
• Hong Kong Award Fight Belongs In Fla., 11th Circ. Hears
• Cox Says T-Mobile Claims 'Flout' Del. Supreme Court Remand
• Automakers Hit With Class Actions Over 3G Shutdown
• GAO Denies Verizon Protest Over VA Mobile Comms Deal
• MLB Accused Of Harassing Broadcasting Affiliate In $6M Suit
• Standard General, Unions Still Tussling Over Tegna Takeover
• Boston Globe Reporter Fights Harvard Bribe Case Subpoena
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• Justices To Consider Foreign Reach Of Lanham Act
• Ex-Twitter Employees Sue Company Over Firings
• ISP Owes Record Cos. $47M Over Song Piracy, Jury Says
• IP Forecast: VLSI Patent Battle Against Intel Goes For Round 4
• FTC Bias 'Not Pertinent' To Challenge Of Meta-Within Merger
• FCC Chief Announces New Space Bureau
• FCC Says Anti-Interference Systems Will Enable Better Wi-Fi
• Pareteum Trustee Says Execs Can't Draw On D&O Policies
• Task Force Targets VoIPs In Robocall Routing Scheme
• Businessman Says NAFTA Tribunal Disregarded Due Process
• Mark Meadows' Subpoena Suit Dismissal 'Punted' Key Issues
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Vonage To Pay $100M In FTC Suit Over Cancellation Hurdles
• Gilstrap Won't Let Fiserv, Primoris Exit VoIP Patent Row
• Insider Trading Enforcement Against Lawmakers Is Growing
• A Divided Congress May Increase Companies' Political Risks
• Gilstrap Bans Some Arguments In Ericsson, Apple IP Case
• PTAB Invokes Fintiv To Deny Trio Of Nokia, Ericsson IPRs
• Prison Phone Co. Loses Pa. Antitrust Claims, For Now
• 9th Circ.'s Weariness Of TCPA Award May Quell Big Paydays
• FCC Stands By $500K Gray TV Fine Over Alaska TV Stations
• GOP Reps. Smell Whiff Of Hypocrisy In SEC's Texting Fines
• Slack Investor Urges Justices To Skip 'Direct Listing' Petition
• FCC Urged To Consider Enviro Reviews For Sat Constellations
• T-Mobile Escapes Simply Prepaid TM Suit
• Kochava Battles FTC Over 'Unfair' Sale Of Location Data
• Ex-Genasys Workers Get Contract Breach Claims Tossed
• West's Social Media Law Open To Abuse Elsewhere: IBA Panel
• Artist Drops $60M Holiday Music IP Suit Against Mariah Carey
• Meta Continues Bid To Duck FTC's VR Merger Challenge
• US Banks Spent $1.2B On Ransomware Payouts In 2021
• DirecTV Says Impersonators Ran Promotion Scam
• FCC Can't Be 'Federal Space Commission,' Think Tank Says
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Pleads Not Guilty To New Conspiracy Charge