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Telecommunications - December, 2022

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Congress Clears Bill Protecting Low-Power TV Stations
• Congress Sends $1.7T Spending Deal To Biden
• Congress Passes Bill For 'Reasonable' Prison Phone Rates
• Microsoft Tells FTC That $69B Activision Deal Benefits Gamers
• FTC's Sole GOP Member Urges Movement On Meta-Within
• Justices Urged To Mull Impact Of Lanham Act Reach Ruling
• Chancery OKs $12.5M Davidi Jonas Straight Path Settlement
• Video Relay Firm Asks FCC To Stop Equipment Promos
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2022
• 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall Won't Get Spending Bill Fix
• Key Developments From State Attorneys General In 2022
• Bipartisan Senate Group Demands Reliable Broadband Maps
• YouTube TV Lands Exclusive Rights To NFL Sunday Ticket
• Fed. Circ. Conveys Breadth Of IPR Claim Amendment Process
• High Court Ruling On Direct Listing Appeal Could Be Pivotal
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Says TCPA Doesn't Cover Facebook Birthday Texts
• Top International Trade Policies Of 2022
• Tesla Slams Investors' 'Gamesmanship' In Lead-Up To Trial
• Tech Group Offers Plan For Sharing Nongeostationary Band
• TikTok Ban On Gov't Devices Added To Year-End Spending Bill
• FCC Asking For More Input On Digital 'Redlining'
• The Largest Securities Settlements Announced In 2022
• Apple Chips Away At Emoji Patent At PTAB
• Germany Closes Probe Of Google News Service With Fixes
• Groupon Accused Of Offering Bogus Small-Biz Discounts
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• DC Comics Can't Persuade TTAB To Cancel 'Cellular Nerd' TM
• FCC Seeks $300M Fine For Auto Warranty Call Scam
• FCC's Broadband Map Is At A Critical Stage
• In Sinking Transfer Bid, Albright Rips 'Unprepared' Expert
• Musk Wants 'Slapdash' Twitter Investor Suit Sent To Delaware
• Commerce Dept. Awards $36M In Tribal Broadband Funds
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2022: Year In Review
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• FCC Opens Portal To Report Suspicious Calls, Texts
• FCC Auction Authority Set For Extension Until March
• DC Circ. Rejects China Telecom Challenge To FCC Bar Order
• Protecting Trade Secrets In States That Disfavor Noncompetes
• Verizon Fined $950K For Preservation Review Violations
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• How DC Became A Consumer Protection Pioneer
• 2022 Data Privacy Suits Tested New Liability Theories
• Zuckerberg Testifies In FTC Fight To Halt Meta-VR Merger
• 1st Circ. Scraps $14M Deal In HelloFresh Telemarketing Suit
• Ericsson Settles EDTX Patent Suit Before Jan. Trial
• Meta's CTO Says 'Fear' Apple Would Buy VR Co. Fueled Deal
• Underfunded 'Rip And Replace' Falls Short, FCC Told
• GAO Projects Worker Shortage For Broadband Deployment
• NFL Asks To Keep Antitrust Expert In Sunday Ticket Suit
• Bill Would Expand Satellite Access For Emergency Calls
• EU Says Meta Abusing Dominance With Classified Ads
• $100M Vonage Settlement Shows FTC's 'Dark Pattern' Focus
• Hedge Fund Makes Concessions In Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Meta Exec Says Expanding VR Uses Is 'Like Pokemon For Us'
• Telecom Group Asks FCC Not To 'Relitigate' Unbundling Rules
• Joke's On Musk, Amazon At DC's 'Telecom Prom'
• Meta Calls FTC Expert's Market Definition 'Fatally Unreliable'
• Proposed FTC Impersonation Rule's Reach Is Too Broad
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• FCC Member Calls For Mandated Wireless Device Patches
• TCPA Verdict Remand Is A Boon For Class Action Defendants
• Capital Markets Activity Plunged To Earth In 2022
• Adhere Closely To Anti-Redlining Law, FCC Told
• Trade Groups Ask Justices To Review Texas Social Media Law
• Amazon Unit Pushes For Satellite Spectrum-Sharing Rules
• Yahoo TCPA Coverage Case Protects 'Sophisticated Insureds'
• SpaceX Floats FCC Shot Clocks To Expedite Satellite Licenses
• Caltech Tells Justices To Skip Apple IP Estoppel Fight
• Feds Add Extra Year To Ericsson's Monitoring From FCPA Deal
• Antitrust Judge Asks VR Co. Exec: 'Why Sell To Meta?'
• Eutelsat Urges FCC Approval Of OneWeb Satellite Deal
• Senator Raises Red Flags Over Geotargeted Radio Broadcasts
• FCC To Explore Cybersecurity Measures For E-Rate Program
• Masimo Launches Counterattack In Apple Watch IP Fights
• Group Calls On FCC To Link Spectrum Probes In '1-2 Punch'
• Ex-GOP Rep. Unlikely To Get Split Insider Trading Trials
• Lifeline Subscribers Say They Need More Mobile Internet
• FCC Republican Gets Behind Bill To Ban TikTok In US
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• VR Market Control Keeps Zuckerberg Up At Night, Judge Told
• Jesse Jackson Tells FCC He Supports Tegna-Standard Deal
• Broker Won't Get Second Shot At Satellite Deal Dispute
• Broadcasters, Ad Buyers Spar Over Discovery In Price-Fix Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says DirecTV Now Fraud Suit Was Properly Tossed
• Harvard Fencers Had Game, Jury Told In Bribery Trial
• Foster Garvey Ponzi Claims Were Timely Filed, Court Told
• Map Errors, Reg Issues Stymie Broadband Push, Sens. Told
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2022
• 11th Circ. Slams CFPB Depositions In Robocall Case
• Ex-T-Mobile Store Owner Gets 10 Years For Phone Unlocking
• T-Mobile Drops Bid To Pause Private Merger Suit
• Supreme Court To Hear Slack Direct Listing Appeal
• Sprint, Optimum Settle VoP Patent Row As Trial Set To Begin
• EU Rolls Out New State Aid Rules For Broadband
• FCC Seeks Fines Over Phone Disconnection Info
• Broadband Maps Need Speed Test Data, FCC Told
• Bracewell Expands Seattle IP Team With Patent Attorney
• Cell Tower Builder, Ga. County Agree To Drop Site Dispute
• Hacked Customer Says T-Mobile Profits From Weak Protection
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NTIA Kicks Off $1.5B Plan To Deploy Open Radio Networks
• Fed. Circ. Rulings That Gave Patent Law A New Spin In 2022
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Meta's Within Buy Meant To Boost VR Use, Exec Tells FTC Atty
• NJ Lawmaker Unveils Proposal To Bolster Kids' Digital Privacy
• Biden Urged To Block Fed Aid For Anti-Abortion Enforcement
• Huawei Inks 5G Licensing Deal With Oppo
• 4 Takeaways From FTC Bid To Block Microsoft Gaming Deal
• Michigan Call Center Workers Win Initial Cert. In OT Suit
• DOJ Official Calls Uber Security Chief Conviction An 'Outlier'
• FCC Chief Visits NM For Tribal Library Program Kickoff
• Language Access Key To Closing Digital Divide, FCC Told
• Apple And Ericsson Cut Deal To End EDTX, ITC Fights
• FCC Republican Lauds House Push For Satellite Rules Bill
• FTC Says Meta Crying Wolf At Hearing To Pause Within Deal
• Telemarketer Can't Duck TCPA Suit Targeting Same-Day Calls
• NOAA, DOD Award Deals In Commercial Space Traffic Pilot
• IP Forecast: Del. Judge To Keep Probing Patent Biz Ownership
• Amazon Says Calif. AG Price Floor Suit Lacks 'Coordination'
• FCC Says Telecoms Must Block Student Loan Scam Calls
• Broadcasters, Musicians Still Fighting Over Radio Rights
• House Bill Would Block Taxes On Broadband Grants
• Meta, WhatsApp Ask Justices Not To Touch Spyware Ruling
• Feds Ask High Court To Vacate YouTube Terrorism Ruling
• FTC Moves To Block Microsoft's $69B Activision Blizzard Deal
• Letgo Escapes Suit Over Couple Killed By Fake Car Seller
• Employee Pay Takeaways From Computer Startup Time Ruling
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Best-Value Trade-Offs, Solicitations
• Texas Tells Justices Section 230 Isn't For Terrorist Content
• T-Mobile Says Suit Challenging $26B Merger Lacks Standing
• Tesla Investors Can't Cite SEC Fine Over Musk Tweets At Trial
• Indiana Sues TikTok Over Chinese Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety
• Insurer Must Pay More Than $100K In Ransomware Attack Suit
• Critics Say Kids Online Safety Bill Violates 1st Amendment
• Wireless Trade Group Renews Push For Dedicated Airwaves
• SG Asks Justices To Overturn Terror Aid Decision
• Meta Can't Toss Advertiser's 'Monopoly Broth' Suit
• Data Broker Kochava Slams FTC's Privacy Suit As 'Illogical'
• Harvard Bribe Middleman Didn't Take A Cut, Jury Hears
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Injunction Bids In DMCA Challenge
• Verizon Wants Out Of $94M Costa Rican Judgment
• Ex-Harvard Coach Eyed $7.5M In Fencing Scheme, Jury Hears
• GOP Sen. Scrutinizes Broadband Funding Effort
• Orgs. Oppose Senate Adding News Competition Bill To NDAA
• FTC To Test Meta's Future Reality In VR Merger Fight
• Florida AG Hits Telecom Co. With Suit Over Fraudulent Calls
• Int'l Trade Policy And Compliance Reflect Holistic Shift
• Clarify Meaning Of 'Wireless' In Anti-Redlining Plan, FCC Told
• Samsung Says Law Firm Seeks To 'Bury' It In Arbitration Fees
• FTC, Meta To Face Off In 36-Hour Antitrust VR Merger Hearing
• 9th Circ. Vacates NLRB Injunction Against Ore. Broadcaster
• Maine AG Pushes High Court To Let Cable Rebate Law Stand
• NSO Says Gov't Brief Backs High Court Taking Spyware Case
• Straight Path Ex-Director Says Buyers Nixed $1.1B IDT Claim
• Facebook Users Say Meta Collected Tax Info During E-Filing
• US-EU Talks Bring Barrage Of New Tech, Trade Initiatives
• 5th Circ. Probes 'Upshot' Of Overturning FCC Subsidy Fees
• Pa. Court Unseals Gov't Demand For Arrest Assistance
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bribery Or 'Rush To Judgment'? Harvard Fencing Case Opens
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• AT&T To Pay $6.25M To End SEC Suit Alleging Selective Leaks
• Google Escapes Revised 'LockBox' Privacy Dispute For Good
• DHS Cyber Review Board To Probe Lapsus$ Extortion Crew
• Google Takes $4B Android Fine Appeal To EU Top Court
• Astros Owner, Comcast Drop Suit Over Broadcast Deal
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FCC Interference, Debris Worries Lead To Split SpaceX Ruling
• Keep AM Stations On Car Radios, Sen. Urges Automakers
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• IP Forecast: Jury To Hear Apple-Ericsson Licensing Battle
• Unions Call Tegna Deal 'Template' For Hedge Funds
• DirecTV Streamers Join Tying Fight With Disney Over ESPN
• FCC Told High-Cost Areas Need Added Broadband Benefit
• T-Mobile Settles Ex-Worker's COVID-19, LGBTQ Bias Suit
• YouTube Wants Anti-Piracy Suit Tossed
• US Raises Concern On Canadian Plan For Digital Services Tax
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Arbitration Under The Tree In December
• Justices Urged To Limit Tech Immunity In Terror Aid Suit
• 5th Circ. Class Action Rulings Reflect Post-TransUnion Trends
• Parler Wants Tech Maker's 'P' TM Suit Thrown Out For Good
• FCC Grants Often-Silent Tribal Station 1-Year Renewal