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Telecommunications - January, 2023

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• Disney Calls ESPN Deals 'Vertical' In Bid To Nix Antitrust Suits
• 'Why Did You Sit On This?' Judge Slams Google Over Chats
• Elon Musk Tweet Cost Tesla Investors Billions, Jury Told
• Chancellor Rips Consulting Biz, Attys In BDO Spoliation Row
• Apple Sued Again For Sharing User Data Even With Opt-Outs
• Railroads Want To Derail Fishing Equipment Plan At FCC
• Chancery Won't Toss Out Auto Supplier's Nokia Patent Suit
• Citrix Gets Initial OK On $2.75M Autodialer TCPA Deal
• Wireless Groups Ask FCC To Clarify Resiliency Rules
• Riding Circuit: February's Notable Oral Arguments
• Google Location Data Searches Invade Privacy, ACLU Says
• Meta Cites Privacy In COVID Misinformation Subpoena Fight
• Groups Back DC AG Bid To Revive Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Bosch Backs Greater Use Of 60 GHz For In-Car Sensors
• CNN Says Tapper's Remarks On Nunes Are Protected Speech
• High Court Google, Twitter Cases Could Mold Internet's Future
• Ga. Investigators, Insolvent Employer Ink $68k Wage Deal
• USTR Urged To Eye Canada, Other Foreign Copyright Markets
• TikTok CEO To Testify At Congress Amid Security Concerns
• Pressure Builds On Senate To Move Sohn Nomination
• Microsoft Says Sony Misled EU Officials About Activision Deal
• Twilio Says It Blocked Mortgage Robocaller After FCC Order
• Google Has Deliberately Deleted Chats For Years, Court Told
• Seychelles Co. Fights To Keep $22M Award Alive
• GAO Says Secret Service Didn't Justify Poor AT&T Bid Rating
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bankruptcy 'Shatters' Radio Antitrust Suit, Motorola Says
• Spanish TV Biz Seeks Full 11th Circ. Rehearing On Ch. 11 Plan
• Task Force Would Steer Next Gen TV From 'Peril,' FCC Hears
• FCC Pressed Again To Open 12 GHz Airwaves For Wireless
• High Court Slack Case Not Likely To Broadly Affect Issuers
• FCC Plans Rules To Help Domestic Violence Survivors
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taylor Wessing Pursues 'Strategic Alliance' With Madrid Firm
• Acuity Brands Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• DOJ Deputy Says Certainty Not Needed To Block Mergers
• Deputy SG To Fight For Narrow BigTech Immunity In Top Court
• T-Mobile Gets Suit Over 5G Move Kicked Into Arbitration
• Old Biz, New Court, Big Breakup: Inside The New Google Suit
• 4th Circ. Doubts Renter's Injury In Facebook Ad Age Bias Suit
• FCC Wants Consumer Info On Possible Discrimination
• FCC Aims To Improve Outage Reporting For 988 Hotline
• 8th Circ. Affirms Kick Of DirecTV Fee Fight To State Court
• Redstone Gives Detail On Cleary Email Amid Chancery Fight
• Nokia Gives Interim CLO Permanent Title
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• FCC Reworks Payment Model For Rural Health Connectivity
• Google Says Its Doc Retention Sours Play Store Sanctions Bid
• FCC Floats $504K Penalty For Fox's False Emergency Tones
• Tidal Escapes Patent Suit Over Music Playlist Tech
• Mo. City, AT&T Back In Court After Wireless Tower Rejection
• ​​​​​​​FCC Moves Ball On Opening 4.9 GHz, But Slog Still Ahead
• Florida Resident Sues NFL For Unwanted Marketing Messages
• Canadian Appeals Court Won't Revive Telecom Deal Challenge
• What New EU, UK Internet Safety Regs Mean For Platforms
• NetEase Says Riot's Video Game IP Suit Misses The Mark
• Wikimedia Tells Justices NSA Surveillance Case Is Important
• FBI Blames North Korea-Related Hackers For Crypto Heist
• Switch To IP Networks Will Aid Robocall Fight, FCC Told
• FCC Advises Tower Builders To Protect Long-Eared Bats
• Pa. Law Firm Hit With TCPA Suit Over Debt Relief Robocalls
• Stop Carrying 'Mortgage Scam' Calls, FCC Warns Providers
• DC Attorney General Wants Amazon Antitrust Suit Resurrected
• FCC Clarifies How Agencies Can Make Medicaid Calls
• AT&T Unit Says Ga. Landlord Cut Power To 'Vital' Equipment
• DOJ Files 2nd Google Suit In Latest Ad Tech Challenge
• Apple Makes Bid To Toss French App Developers' Antitrust Suit
• Utilities Worry Over Pole Replacement Costs For Telecoms
• Cyber Firms Find Fewer Ransomware Victims Willing To Pay
• Sony Fights Microsoft's Info Demands In FTC Activision Case
• Google Gets PTAB To Cut Bulk Of Ex-Apple Engineer's Claims
• Hedge Fund Chief 'Optimistic' On Completing Tegna Deal
• NFL Denied Early Win In Super Bowl Livestream Crash Suit
• T-Mobile Hit With Suits In Fla., Calif. Over Latest Breach
• Time To Update Video Programming Rules, FCC Told
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Child Privacy Compliance Concerns After Fortnite Settlements
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Want SG Input On Fla., Texas Social Media Laws
• How Big Tech's Section 230 Liability Shield Got Wider In NY
• Judge Confirms Award In Telecom Shareholder Fight
• Samsung Can't Stay Caltech Patent Suit Amid PTAB Challenge
• Apple Challenges UK Watchdog's Investigation
• FCC Urged To Keep Telehealth Rates' Status Quo For Now
• The Time Is Ripe For FCC's Proposed New Data Breach Rules
• FCC Encourages Tower Owners To Improve Lighting Monitors
• Milbank-Led ABB Sells Power Conversion Biz In $505M Deal
• Microsoft Can't Pause Private Challenge To Activision Deal
• FCC Asked To Clarify Broadband Labels Only For Retail
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• T-Mobile Says 37M Customers' Info Exposed To Hackers
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Drug Testing Lab's Escape From TCPA Suit
• Hagens Berman Atty Accuses Quinn Emanuel Of Gender Bias
• T-Mobile Defeats Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Army Generals Ask High Court to Keep Terror Aid Decision
• NTIA To Explore Civil Rights Impact Of Data Practices
• Tax Foe Norquist Calls Broadband Efforts A 'Byzantine Mess'
• Telecom-Focused SPAC Hangs Up Plans For $300M IPO
• High Court Should Protect Section 230 In Google Case
• AT&T Can't Block T-Mobile's 'Banned' Senior Discount Ads
• Chancery Keeps $26B T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Suit Alive
• FCC Seeks $62M For Alleged Broadband Subsidy Overcharges
• FCC Reworks 4.9 GHz Band, Keeps Public Safety Focus
• FCC Could Start To Reassess Carriers' Nat'l Security Risks
• FTC Won't Stay In-House Trial Over Meta-Within Deal
• Justices Urged To Back Social Media Immunity In Terror Suits
• 2nd Circ. OKs Longer Sentence For Election Denier
• NJ Panel Rules Agency Phones Off Limits In Health RICO Case
• Industry Groups Seek More Clarity On FCC Broadband Labels
• Crunch Gym Hit With Class Action Over Telemarketing Texts
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• Court Warns Liberty Global It Won't Dismiss $283M Tax Suit
• NJ Justices Take On Prorated Bill Mandate Against Altice
• SpaceX, Dish Dueling Over FCC's Next-Gen Satellite Approval
• Guinea Says Seychelles Co.'s $22M Award Can't Be Enforced
• Guidance Needed In C-Band Relocation, Satellite Co. Says
• Tesla Trial Is Likely To Hinge On Loss Causation
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Apple Resists Info Request From Meta Users In Antitrust Case
• How Cos. Can Ease Risk Amid 'Dark Pattern' Regulatory Focus
• Nokia Scores Win In 1st Standard-Essential Trial With Oppo
• Vodafone Settles Soccer Streaming Suit With Sports Co.
• Apple Accused Of 'Flagrant' Tracking Of Opted-Out NY Users
• Meta Suit Says AI Co. Is Selling Users' Data To LAPD, Others
• No Delay In Allocating Broadband Funds, NTIA Says
• AT&T Can Pursue Suit Over T-Mobile's Senior Discount Ads
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• FCC Eyes Lifting Privacy Screen Mandate In Services For Deaf
• FCC Cautioned On 6 GHz Interference With Utilities
• Google Wants Another Brief For 9th Circ. Class Appeal Bid
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• EDTX Jury Hands Down $166M Verdict In AT&T Patent Trial
• What We Learned From 2022's Top FCRA Developments
• FCPA Enforcement Outlook: Sweeter Carrots, Sharper Sticks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gutting CDA Would 'Upend The Internet,' Google Tells Justices
• Google Can't 'Get Away' With Deleting Chats, Judge Says
• PTAB Changes Its Mind About Wireless Patent Challenge
• FCC Urged To Hold Off On Revamping 12.7 GHz Band
• Windstream Assures FCC It's Not Tied To Allianz Wrongdoers
• PTAB Keeps Intact Touchscreen Tech Patent In Google Fight
• Rochester, Telecoms Inch Toward Excess Fee Settlement
• Warren Calls On FCC To Reject Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Apple App Store Rival Asks 9th Circ. To Save Antitrust Claims
• Funding Gaps Delay Most 'Rip And Replace' Plans, FCC Says
• Meta's Response To Monopoly Claims: Since When?
• US Insists It Properly Sued Liberty Global Over $283M In Taxes
• Paramedical Services Co. Settles TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Musk Can't Move Trial Over 'Bad Press,' Tesla Investors Say
• Google Seeks Win In Default Search Engine Antitrust Suits
• Groups Sue Media Over 'Antitrust Boycott' Of Disinformation
• 8 Questions For FCC Republican Brendan Carr
• FCC Warns 2 More Voice Providers To Block Robocalls
• FCC's Subsidy Program Seeks Tools To Ferret Out Fraud
• 11th Circ. Ends Case Against Bank Over Radio Station Sale
• Verizon NJ Nabs $765K Default In Pay Phone Co. Billing Fight
• FAA Proposes Aircraft Upgrades To Avoid C-Band Issues
• Lebanese Bank Sees $17M Frozen In Iraq Telecom Row
• TikTok Users Say App Unlawfully Tracks 'Highly Invasive' Data
• FCC Votes To Establish New Space Bureau
• Samsung Hit With False Ad Suit Over Galaxy Storage Capacity
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Team Telecom To Review Puerto Rico Broadcast Deal
• Mother Urges 3rd Circ. To Hold TikTok Liable For Child's Death
• NTIA To Kick Off Probe Into AI, Machine Learning
• Calif. Antitrust Claims Against Qualcomm Trimmed
• FCC Urged To Upgrade Resources For Deaf, Hard Of Hearing
• Fla. Med Tech Co. Says Man Consented To Marketing
• NSA Asks High Court To Reject Mass Surveillance Challenge
• NSO's Immunity Claim In Meta Hacking Suit Dies At High Court
• Musk Says SF Too Biased For Securities Trial, Texas Is Better
• Justices Pass On Bid To Gut Maine's Cable Rebate Law
• Slaughter And May-Led Vodafone Nears €1.7B Hungary Exit
• Microsoft, Activision Scrap Challenge To FTC In Merger Case
• Ohio AG Goes After 'Car Warranty' Robocallers
• FCC To Improve Reliability Of Suicide Hotline Outage Reports
• FCC Urged To Clarify If TCPA Rules Permit 'Renewal' Calls
• FCC Plans New Regs For Data Breach Notifications
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• COVID, Huawei Woes Still Delaying Choctaw Wireless Project
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Charter Wins Trial In Truck Safety Check Pay Suit
• 11th Circ. Remands Ch. 11 Plan Of Spanish TV Business
• Cable Cos. Pulled Bid For Undersea Cuba Link, FCC Says
• The Securities Litigation Issues That Matter Most For 2023
• Steptoe & Johnson Boosts Litigation Bench With Venable Trio
• Tesla Atty Wary Of Judge's Proposal To Bar Unvaxxed Jurors
• InterDigital Sued Again Over Cellular Tech Licensing Rates
• FCC Is Urged To Ditch Mandates On Blocking Robotexts
• FCC Chair Seeks Expanded Legal Powers To Fight Robocalls
• Potential FCC Rules Over Drone Activity Take Flight
• FTC Blasts Data Broker Co.'s 'Preemptive' Privacy Suit
• Hotspot Co. Investors Get Class Cert. In Bad Battery Claim
• Preparing For Congressional Oversight Of Chinese Trade
• Solicitor General, Others Weigh In On Lanham Act's Reach
• Biden Renominates Sohn For 5th FCC Commissioner
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Fiber Industry Worried About Broadband Build-Out Permits
• Canadian Competition Court Won't Block $20B Telecom Deal
• Don't Tack New Fees Onto 'Edge' Providers, FCC Told
• Mintz To Open Miami Office Led By Ex-Milbank Atty
• Riding Circuit: January's Notable Appellate Arguments
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• Google Will Pay DC $9.5M To End Location-Tracking Suit
• NJ Panel Agrees Colleges Are Immune From COVID Suits
• BofA Can't Ditch TelexFree Ponzi Scheme MDL Claims
• Antitrust Conduct Issues And Cases To Watch In 2023
• 5 Compliance Trends To Watch In 2023
• Fintech Policy & Regulation To Watch In 2023
• Copyright & Trademark Cases To Watch In 2023
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Privacy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2023
• The Cybersecurity Stories That Could Define 2023
• 4 Cybersecurity Cases To Watch In 2023
• International Trade Policies To Watch In 2023