Telecommunications Archive » February, 2023

Telecommunications - February, 2023

218 articles

• Spanish TV Biz To Seek High Court Review Of Ch. 11 Ruling
• States Want Google Suit Back In Texas Due To New Venue Law
• ISP Says 'Insufficient' Evidence Backed $47M Piracy Verdict
• Broadcasters Want FCC's Merger 'Shot Clock' Set In Stone
• Broadcast Groups Push Bill Opposing New Royalties
• Biden Admin. Asks Congress To Renew Surveillance Program
• EEOC Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Holy Day Bias Case
• Sweden's Ericsson Searching For New Compliance Chief
• Sensitive US Marshals Service Data Stolen In 'Major' Hack
• 9th Circ. Says DAs Can Sue Banks Over Debt Phone Calls
• Slack Investor Urges Justices To Not Undo Direct Listing Suit
• FCC Staff Aims To 'Scuttle' Tegna Deal, Standard General Says
• FCC Looks To Move Past 'Binary' Satellite, Mobile Choices
• Patent Case Over Battery Chips Ends In Texas
• Google Gets Quick 9th Circ. Appeal Of Play Store Class Cert.
• CISA Official Urges Technology Firms To Own Security Flaws
• Chancery To Let T-Mobile, Cox Battle Resume After Remand
• Meta Wants FTC To Explain How Facebook, TikTok Differ
• House Passes Bill To Extend FCC Auction Authority Until May
• 7th Circ. Backs Humana's ADA Win Over Anxious Worker
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• Solicitor General To Argue On Lanham Act Reach
• Counties Want Broadband Resources Wrapped Into Farm Bill
• Google Says AGs Can't Tweak Consumer Law Claims Now
• FCC Still In Talks With EEOC On Discrimination Cases
• Intelsat Says It Wants C-Band Clearance Guidance By June
• FTC Calls It Quits On In-House Challenge To Meta-Within Deal
• Iridium Suggests FCC Take More Steps Against Space Debris
• Rural Program Must Not Balloon Subsidy Fund, AT&T Says
• FCC Calls On In-House Judge To Review Tegna Deal
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• FCC May Adopt New Equipment Testing Standards
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EU Officials Bar TikTok From Staff Phones Over Security Risk
• FCC Floats Framework For Satellite Mobile Coverage
• DOJ Wants Google Sanctioned Over Chat Deletion
• Per 7th Circ., Viamedia Says Comcast Suit 'Must Go To Trial'
• Flynn Relative's $100M Defamation Suit Against CNN Nixed
• Avaya Gets Nod On Additional $128M In Ch. 11 Funding
• DC Circ. Probes Congressional Immunity In Perry Phone Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Dida Inc., Northvolt
• Chamber Of Commerce Says Patent Policy 'Getting Stormy'
• Starry Group's Ch. 11 Loan Grants Interim Access To $12M
• Focus On 'Intent' In Digital Discrimination, FCC Urged
• AP Says 'Boycott' Is Effort To Fight Disinformation
• India Says $111M Satellite Fight Must Remain On Pause
• FCC Kicks Off Reform Of Prison Phone Rates
• FCC To Consider Rules Aimed At Zapping Scam Texts
• Microsoft Inks Gaming Pacts Amid EU Activision Review
• FCC Urged To Act On Long-Sought Multilingual Alert Plan
• Justices Reject Wikimedia's Bid To Revive NSA Program Suit
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Coordination Could Stop Broadband Fund Overlaps, FCC Says
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman Keep Meta Leadership Roles
• FTC's Data Privacy Suit Against Kochava To Move Forward
• Is Boycotting Israel A Protected Right? Justices Won't Wade In
• Patreon To Face Video Privacy Suit
• Internal Data Exposed In Activision Breach, Researchers Say
• Cricket Wireless Wants Court To Ax 4G RICO Claims
• Antitrust Group, Economists Back DOJ, AGs Against Google
• DC Circ. Says Deposition Can't Be Undone In Sirius IP Row
• Ex-Rep.'s Effort To Politicize Trial 'Not Proper,' Judge Says
• Ex-Antitrust Subcommittee Chair Rep. Cicilline Leaving House
• Judge OKs $500M Deal Over IPhone Performance
• Senate Judiciary Asked To Hold Hearings On 6 Mergers
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• Justices Worried About Breaking The Internet
• Year-Old SPAC Starry Hits Ch. 11 For Sale With $310M Debt
• Qualcomm Wants Chip-Licensing Suit Gone Once And For All
• Illinois Latest State To Join With FCC To Fight Robocall Scams
• Up Next At High Court: Big Tech Goes To First Street
• DC Circ. Wary Of Webcaster Royalty Rate Challenges
• Feds Sue Telecoms For Relaying Alleged Debt Relief Scams
• Credit Co. Cites CFPB's 'Unconstitutional Funding' In Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FCC Says Its Broadband Maps Are Always Being Tweaked
• Cellphone Ruling Illuminates Divide On TCPA Interpretation
• The US National Security Issues Shaping Investment Activity
• Aviation Watch: 5G Mess Points To FCC Dysfunction
• DOJ, States Say Google Can't Yet Ditch Search Engine Suits
• Kochava Invokes Wilson's Resignation In FTC Privacy Fight
• Feds Form 'Strike Force' To Protect Tech From Foreign Theft
• 'Noisy Exit' Hits FTC At Crucial Moment
• Facebook Says Board Changes Bar Data, Privacy Breach Suit
• Zoom Beats Int'l Users' Data Sharing Suit For Now
• FCC Aims To Ease Tribal Access To School, Library Resources
• Microsoft Says Sony Docs At 'Heart' Of FTC Activision Case
• Sirius XM Cries Foul On Post-Settlement Telemarketing Suit
• FCC Seeks To Cut Off Robocaller That Impersonated Banks
• FCC Offers Rules To Separate Abuse Survivors' Phone Lines
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• Adapting Trial Graphics To All Jurors' New Media Expectations
• Optis Urges Fed. Circ. To Boost $300M IP Win Against Apple
• FCC Denies Calif. Stations' License Renewals After Dead Air
• Sinclair Sports Unit Skips $140M Debt Interest Payment
• New Bill Seeks Stronger Vetting For ISPs Getting FCC Funds
• 'Strike Force' Needed To Defend Cyber Traffic, FCC Told
• Telecom Co. Must Face Ex-Employee's Disability Bias Suit
• FCC Explores Adding Wireless Alerts In More Languages
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• Avaya OK'd For Expedited Confirmation Of $3.4B Ch. 11 Plan
• Firms Face TCPA Suit Over Calls To Camp Lejeune Victims
• Feds Say Ex-GOP Rep.'s Affair, Trump Ties Crucial To Trial
• GOP Blasts Biden's FCC Nom In Testy Hill Hearing
• Avaya Reenters Ch. 11 With Deal To Slash $2.6B In Debt
• Aircraft Altimeter Costs For C-Band Are Sky-High, FAA Told
• How Companies Could Define 'Social' In ESG Metrics
• Feds Say Chip Thief Should Pay For 'Intended' ADI Losses
• How Courts Are Deciding Standing In Fla. Robocall Cases
• Telecom Group Of The Year: Mayer Brown
• Republican FTC Member Wilson Resigning Over Khan Policy
• Wash. AG Making National Name As Antitrust Champion
• EU Regulator Steps Up Probe Of Viasat's $7.3B Inmarsat Buy
• NC Bitcoin Miner, AT&T Agree To End $2M Hacking Suit
• Broadband Grant Tax Exemption Back In House
• Microsoft's Sony Discovery Row Heats Up, Google On Deck
• Brazilian Telecom Gets US Recognition Of $6.7B Reorg
• Revenue Reform Needed ASAP For Subsidies, FCC Told
• NFL Settles Suit Over 2020 Super Bowl Livestream Crashes
• What To Expect From The House Select Committee On China
• Meta VR Deal Shows 'Potential Competition' Theory Viability
• Telecom Group Of The Year: Hogan Lovells
• Samsung's 'S10' TM Row With Talent Co. Heads Toward Trial
• EU Approves Targeted Advertising Joint Venture By Telecoms
• Blackfeet Get Early OK Of $9M Settlement In Race-Bias Suit
• House Committee To Amp Up Scrutiny Of FCC Policies
• GOP Says Fundraising Texts Not Banned by Robocall Limits
• FCC Told Broadband Maps Don't Fully Account For Libraries
• What DOJ's 2022 Recovery Stats Say About FCA Enforcement
• Broadcasters Barred From More Discovery In Price-Fixing Suit
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2023 Editorial Boards
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• Telecom Group Of The Year: Wiley
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC Pauses Challenge To Meta-Within Deal After Court Loss
• DialAmerica Offers $2M To Settle Data Breach Class Action
• ISP Can't Show Fla. Resort Blocks Competition, FCC Rules
• FTC's Meta VR Choice: Try, Try Again?
• Telecom Co. Can't Toss Insurer's Claim It Lied On Application
• T-Mobile Data Breach Victim Wants Wash. MDL
• NTIA Vows To Strictly Enforce 'Buy America' For Broadband
• Japan's Antitrust Regulator Wants New Rules For Mobile Apps
• Judge Says Cellphones Aren't Subject To Do Not Call Limits
• Kuiper Has Greenlight After Space Junk Cleanup Plan Cleared
• 11th Circ. Ruling Highlights Notice In Ch. 11 Modifications
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• InterDigital Gets Wireless Patent Reinstated On Appeal
• Societe Generale Swept Up In SEC Texting Probe
• 11th Circ. Says $35B L3Harris Deal Didn't 'Merge' IP
• Ex-SEC Enforcer: WhatsApp Fines Test Limits Of Cooperation
• New FCC Spectrum 'Pipeline' In The Works On Capitol Hill
• FCC Needs Broadcast Workforce Data, Commissioner Says
• Bitcoin Miner Alters Legal Team As 'SIM Swap' Trial Looms
• Sony Can't Beat Updated Playstation Antitrust Suit
• Biden Pushes For Targeted Ad Ban, Tighter Data Privacy Rules
• DOJ Reveals One Of FCA's Smallest Hauls In Many Years
• Telemarketing Scammers Get 9 Years In $2.1M Fraud
• FCC Urged To Get Started On Next Alaska Plan
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• Apple Says UK Watchdog Fixes Would Make It Android 'Clone'
• FCC Urged To Beef Up 'Connect America' Rural Programs
• FCC Republican Backs Bill To Disclose Chinese Gov't Ties
• Firms Vie To Lead Facebook Users Amid Atty Sex Bias Claim
• Dechert Says Ex-WSJ Reporter's Hacking Suit Missed Deadline
• Google Wants Advertisers' 'Recycled' Monopoly Claims Nixed
• No FTC Decision On In-House Fight Over Meta-Within Deal
• Luján Stays On As Leader Of Senate's Telecom Policy Panel
• Texas Gov. Unveils Plan To Bar State Agencies' TikTok Use
• Biden Picks National Security Telecom Advisory Committee
• Churches Seek Exemption From FCC's Foreign Ad Buy Rules
• Rural Broadband Group Worries Over FCC Cost Caps
• Sony Says 'Lard' Of Microsoft's FTC Subpoena Will Cost $2M
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Law
• NY AG Orders Spyware Manufacturer To Notify Hacked Victims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Microsoft Threading Needle In Activision Merger Challenges
• Judge: FTC Didn't Show Potential Harm From Meta VR Deal
• NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Class Cert. Bid 'Simple,' Judge Told
• Nokia Settles EDTX Wireless Patent Infringement Suit
• GoodRx Holdings Hit With Class Action Over Data Sharing
• India Dealt Blow As Satellite Deal Feud With Devas Escalates
• Former SEC Chair Clayton Backs Slack At High Court
• Samsung Customers Score Data Breach MDL
• Google's Antitrust Trouble Is Piling Up
• Marketing Co. Wants Claims It Hacked Atty's Email Tossed
• GOP Reps Push For FCC Action On Pole Attachments
• CenturyLink Customers Score Class Cert. In FCRA Fight
• 9th Circ. Upholds GoDaddy Win In Web Domain Registry Spat
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Merge USDA Broadband Efforts
• Broadcasters Float Limits On 'Lateral' TV Channel Hosting
• Fiber Co. Doesn't Need Railway's OK To Drill Under Tracks
• Viral TikTok Mascara Video Spotlights Influencer Ad Issues
• A Litigation Move That Could Conserve Discovery Resources
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Marriott Reaches Deal With Timeshare Co. In Robocall Suit
• 3rd-Party Terms Don't End Robocall Suit, Ohio Court Told
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• DirecTV Would Bring Back Newsmax Under 'Right Terms'
• FCC Again Extends Waivers For Tribal Users Of Phone Plan
• Enhanced Damages Necessary In No-Injunction Patent System
• Google Wants Audio Device Privacy Suit Arbitrated
• AT&T Wants Traffic Pumping Rule Loopholes Closed ASAP
• Intellectual Ventures, Honda Agree To End Wireless IP Dispute
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• Apple Users Says Privacy A Pretense To Keep Ad Revenue
• Google Will Look To Move DOJ AdTech Case To NY
• James Murdoch Testifies Musk's Confidence In Deal Merited
• Ransomware Takedown Adds Fuel To Gov't Disclosure Push
• Shamrock Lands $600M For 3rd Equity Fund Led By Kirkland
• State Telecom Roundup: Fiber, Fiber, Fiber
• ​​​​​​USPTO Warns TM Customers Of Scam Calls Spoofing Agency
• Satellite Imagery Co. Protests Conditions Sought By SpaceX
• NTIA Wants More Consumer Control Over Mobile Apps
• Agency Actions Show Shared Focus On Digital Ad Tactics
• Microsoft Looks To Toss Gamers' Suit Over Activision Deal
• IHeartMedia Accused Of Sharing Data With Facebook
• GOP Sens. Demand DirecTV Explain Why It Nixed Newsmax
• McCarthy Taps Akin Gump Atty As House General Counsel