Telecommunications Archive » April, 2023

Telecommunications - April, 2023

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• GoodRx, Google, Meta Privacy Suits Get Consolidated In Calif.
• ISP Isn't Following Subsidy Program Signup Rules, FCC Told
• FCC's In-House Tegna Hearing Held Off Until June
• Ex-Tech CEO Pleads Guilty To Lying To Startup's Investors
• AT&T, T-Mobile Agree To Settle Suit Over Senior Ad Campaign
• 5 Questions For FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington
• Google Must Face DOJ's Ad Tech Case
• NBA's Suns Ditch Bankrupt Bally's Network For New TV Deal
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Satellite Co. Investors Beats Insider Trading Suit For Good
• Calif. Utility Warns New 6 GHz Rules Could Harm Public Safety
• Google Search Judge Needs More Info On Chat Sanctions Bid
• Yahoo Says It Won't Produce Atty Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• House OKs Bills For Wireless 911, 'Precision Agriculture'
• EU Court Advisor Says Altice Gun-Jumping Fine Should Stay
• The Role Record-Keeping May Play In TCPA Class Cert.
• Data-Tracking Biz Holds Off Discovery In Pa. Wiretapping Suit
• NTIA Floats Challenge Process For Broadband Fund
• Deals Rumor Mill: First Republic, Millennium Trust, Senators
• DC Circ. Rejects Bid To Break Up WhatsApp, Instagram Buys
• Social Media Addiction Suit Filed By Ky. School District
• Comcast Beats Streaming TV Patent Fight During Jury Trial
• FCC Broadband Speed Reports Lack Consistency, GAO Says
• FCC To Consider 12 GHz Revamp, But Not For Mobile Use
• Senate Democrat Presses FCC To Vote On Tegna Deal
• Utah Social Media Restrictions Reach Into Uncharted Territory
• Court OKs Expanded Search Terms In NFL Sunday Ticket Row
• Pa. Law Firm Settles TCPA Suit Over Debt Relief Robocalls
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Amazon Fights DC AG's Bid To Revive Antitrust Suit
• What To Know As Justices Look At Officials Blocking Critics
• EU Names 1st Digital Platforms Covered By New Rules
• FCC Issues Pirate Radio Warnings In Wake Of Initial Fines
• Groups Urge Biden To Press FCC To Reverse Ligado Ruling
• Calif. AG Defends Constitutionality Of Kids' Online Protections
• Norlys To Buy Telia Co.'s Danish Biz For $920M
• FCC Waiver Allows Immediate Use Of Connected Vehicle Tech
• Sens. Want GAO Probe Into Gov't Broadband Efforts
• Bottini, Cotchett Pitre To Rep Twitter Investors In Musk Suit
• Verizon Says Traxcell Misled Court In Patent Row Revival Bid
• Religious TV Network Founder Owes $18M In Taxes, US Says
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• 'Scrum For 6G' Already Underway, FCC Chair Says
• Rural Broadband Rules Shut Out Some In Vt., USDA Told
• NAB Asks DC Circ. To Force FCC Media Ownership Review
• Consumers, States Want $3M From Google For Chat Deletion
• Motorola Gets Brain Cancer Cellphone Suit Slashed
• Utah Social Media Law May Set Tone For Child Safety Regs
• FCC Faces Hill Pressure To Expand Rural Deployment Funds
• Iran Hit With More Sanctions Over 'Violent' Protest Responses
• Verizon Can't Derail Sweeping 401(k) Class Action
• Shentel Fined $227K For 911 Audio Outages
• Changes To $3.5B Pandora-Sirius Merger Suit Spiked In Del.
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Troutman Pepper Cyber Pro Rejoins Lewis Brisbois In Calif.
• 9th Circ. Upholds Trial Rulings In Epic-Apple Antitrust Suit
• Justices To Review If Officials Can Block Social Media Critics
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Google Wants Play Store Antitrust Case Trimmed Before Trial
• Hill Democrats File Bill Backing Community Broadband
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink FCC Subsidy Fees Ruling
• FCC's Proposed Robotext Rules Could Fuel More Litigation
• Local Gov'ts Oppose House Broadband Permitting Bills
• Sens. Aim To Fix Telecom 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• Investors Get Initial OK For $95M Televisa Settlement
• DC Circ. Denies Bid To Force FCC's Hand On Tegna Deal
• FCC Tries Closing 'Loophole' In Call Traffic Pumping Limits
• FCC Mulls Request To Rework New 4.9 GHz Rules
• Objectors Say $90M Facebook Privacy Deal Was No Deal At All
• Antitrust Judge Won't Delay Nov. Google Play Store Trial
• Ex-US Officials Slam EU Standard-Essential Patent Draft Rules
• FCC To Require More Foreign Ownership Info Disclosures
• Microsoft Says Gamers Fall Short In Suit Over Activision Deal
• Tax Service Sued For Marketing Through 'Ringless Voicemail'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle Group, Lululemon And BBB
• Iraq Telecom Says $1.65B Award Shouldn't Be Sealed
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Exclusion Order In Corning Patent Fight
• Mexican Reform Bill Threatens Private Sector Investments
• Saudi Arabia's TAWAL Agrees To $1.3B Telecom Tower Buy
• Diamond Sports To Front Half Of MLB TV Money In Ch. 11
• Ex-FCC Leader Slams Utilities Opposing Pole Attachment Law
• Amazon Can't Arbitrate Wiretap Claims, 9th Circ. Rules
• FCC Leaders Call For Auction Authority Renewal
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Google To Offer In-App Payment Alternatives After UK Probe
• Mayer Brown Adds Ex-NYS Cybersecurity Leader As Partner
• Broadcasters Hopeful FCC Will Revisit Streaming Regs
• InterDigital Pans 'Wholly Manufactured' Tech Licensing Suit
• Law Profs Urge Justices To Abolish Bankruptcy Law Doctrine
• EU Launches Algorithmic Transparency Unit
• Indian Man Pleads Guilty To $7M Laundering Conspiracy
• Gilstrap Fuses Security Tech IP Suits Against Amazon, Others
• 5 Questions For Broadcast Assoc. President Curtis LeGeyt
• Netflix 'Playing Games' With Meta Suit Discovery, Court Told
• Ex-Spectrum User Resists Arbitration Over Cancellation Policy
• States Pile Onto DOJ's Google Ad Tech Monopolization Case
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• T-Mobile Asks DC Circ. To Toss NLRB's Illegal Union Order
• 3 Auto Industry IP Trends To Watch In 2023
• House Moves To Curb Chinese Surveillance Balloon Program
• Tech-Focused SPAC To Liquidate After Failing To Land Merger
• WTO Panel Pans India's Cellphone Duties
• Standard General Vows No Swift Layoffs If Tegna Deal OK'd
• FCC's Leader Unveils Plan For Full Move To Next-Gen TV
• DOJ, Google Dispute When Gov't Discovered Chat Deletions
• High Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Class Incentive Awards Ban
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Apple Urges Justices Not To Take Up IPhone Radiation Suit
• 2nd Circ. Enforces $3M Atty Fee Award On Lebanese Bank
• Ryan Reynolds Nabs Stake In Canadian Fintech Biz
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Enviro Group Asks DC Circ. To Cancel SpaceX Satellites' OK
• Feds Urge Justices To Pass On Utility Pole Surveillance Case
• FCC Chief Renews Push To Reclassify 911 Operators
• Ex-Fed Officials Scratching Heads After Defense Docs Leak
• FTC Proposal Greatly Widens Auto-Renewal Regulation
• 9th Circ. Upholds Health Care Co.'s Win In TCPA Suit
• Ahead of Google Trial, Alsup Narrows Sonos Patent Case
• Public Interest Groups Call For Shared Spectrum
• Ga. Judge Sends Angie's List TCPA Case To Arbitration
• Make Sure Utilities Protected In Spectrum Policy, FCC Told
• Law360 Explores: From Wolf Of Wall Street To First Street
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chancery Court Allows AT&T Escheat Subpoena To Proceed
• Diamond Sports, MLB Warm Up For Ch. 11 Contract Fight
• House Panel To Weigh Dozens Of Broadband Deployment Bills
• IBM, Nokia Accused Of Infringing Tech Security Patent
• Standardized Charger Bill Moves Forward In Calif.
• Dental Insurer Must Face TCPA Claims, Mich. Judge Says
• Why Must Google Permit Rival Search Engines? Judge Asks
• TikTok Data Tracking Claims Join $92M Biometric MDL
• FCC Clears Rules For Device Use In TV White Spaces
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Competency Review, Self-Certification
• Netflix Says No To Chair's Deposition In Meta Monopoly Case
• McCarter & English Hires Baker Botts IP Expert In DC
• Meta Judge Says Bid For FTC 'Facts' Is 'Too Clever By Half'
• Samsung Wants Galaxy Storage Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Trade Groups Rip SG, Tell Justices To Dump $62M Avery Loss
• Movie, Music Engineers Sound Off On FCC Wireless Mic Rules
• Ex-Philly Union Leader's 'Conflict' Claims Won't Delay Trial
• FTC Fighting Illegal Overseas Robocalls At Point Of Entry
• Microsoft-Activision Merger Should Be Allowed To Proceed
• FCC Launches New Space Bureau And Int'l Affairs Office
• Data Collection Plaintiff Wants Privacy Policy Visitor Data
• Twitter Slams Banned Attys' Remand Bid As 'Forum Shopping'
• IPCom Settles Global Patent-Licensing Spat With Lenovo
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Mintz Taps Ex-FCC Legal Adviser As Technology Co-Chair
• 2nd Circ. Seems Skeptical Of $3M Lebanese Award Feud
• Biden Admin. Seeks Public Input On Rules For AI Safety
• Gamers File Amended Challenge To Microsoft-Activision Deal
• DOJ Defends Google Ad Tech Case From Dismissal Bid
• VPN Co. Given Chance To Avoid Contempt In Fla. Movie IP Suit
• Amazon's Kuiper Calls For FCC To Act On NGSO Rules
• Judge OKs $3.75M Sprint Deal In Subscriber Growth Suit
• What Cos. Should Know About Proposed Auto Renewal Rule
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Google 'Lockbox' Privacy Suit
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Space Force Needs New Satellite Network Plan, GAO Says
• T-Mobile Cites Ex-FCC GCs In Bid For Already-Sold Licenses
• Qualcomm Seeks Final End To Chip-Licensing Antitrust Case
• Fed. Circ. Quickly Signs Off On Google's PTAB Win
• Streamers Fight To Keep Disney, ESPN Antitrust Suit Alive
• Final OK Sought For $2.6M Deal In Synchrony Bank TCPA Suit
• OneWeb Decries SpaceX Demand To Put Conditions On Rivals
• Auto Supplier Says FCC Actions Make It Harder To Get Patents
• UAE Telecom Unit Buys $400M Stake In Careem Super App
• Delaware Argues 57 Million Docs No 'Burden' For AT&T
• Ex-Chief Counsel For Pa. Utility Agency Joins Eckert Seamans
• Fla. Man Pleads Guilty To Kickbacks In $73M Telehealth Scam
• White House Strategy Prompts Debate Over 'Secure' Software
• NLRB Asks DC Circ. To Uphold T-Mobile Union Email Ruling
• 'Rip And Replace' Repayments Need To Be Given, FCC Told
• DirecTV Subscribers Want More Info On NFL's YouTube Deal
• FCC Set To Launch New Space Bureau, Int'l Affairs Branch
• NC Man Indicted In $7M Int'l Tech Support 'Scam'
• FCC Coordinating With Security Agencies On Network Threats
• Kosovo Wins Dismissal Of €45M Telecoms Claim
• MLB Says Diamond Sports Still Owes Twins, Guardians
• FCC Faces Barrage Of GOP Questions Over Tegna Action
• Bipartisan Senate Group Pushes Next-Gen TV
• Deals Rumor Mill: NGP Energy, KKR And Intelsat
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Pa. Resident Says County GOP 'Bombarded' His Phone
• 'Extortionate' LA Jail Service Fees Enrich PE Firms, Suit Says
• Cellular Giants Ink Deal On C-Band Operations
• BofA Wants To End TelexFree Ponzi Scheme MDL Claims
• Estonian Charged With Sending US Electronics To Russia
• New Guidelines Aim To Prevent Spacecraft Collisions
• FCC Says Consumer's Phone Slamming Complaint Valid
• Germany Marks Apple For Extra, Fast-Track Antitrust Scrutiny
• Wash. Justices Won't Take Up T-Mobile Breach Dispute
• Feds Charge 7 In Telemarketing Timeshare Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Patent Verdict Clearing Telecom Giants
• Disinformation Litigation Lessons From Media Co. Losses
• FCC Asked To Release Toll-Free Numbers For Business Use
• CMA Restricts Cost For Motorola Emergency Services
• Cyberattack Coverup Claims Cut From Okta Securities Suit
• Colombia Denies Contract Breach In $350M Arbitration
• Wash. State Joins DOJ's Google Ad Tech Case
• Meta Slams Advertisers For 'Utter Waste' Of Depo Time
• Bass Pro Shops Wants Wiretapping Software Lawsuit Tossed
• Customer Service Rep. Hits Call Center With Wage, OT Suit
• DC Circ. Rejects Appeal To Make FCC Act On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• 2 EU Laws Could Supercharge Product Liability Class Actions
• 3rd Circ. Samsung Opinion Is A Plaintiffs' Arbitration Playbook
• AT&T Legal Chief's Pay Climbed To Nearly $11.3M In '22
• European Enforcers Probing Orange-MasMovil JV In Spain
• TikTok Handed £12.7M UK Fine For Misusing Children's Data
• FCC Moves To Cut Off Alleged Junk Robocall Carrier
• FCC Tackles Need For Ongoing National Security Reviews
• Mont. Co. Gets 20-Year Export Ban For Radio Sales To Iran
• Feds Urge High Court To Uphold Stalking Conviction
• AT&T Comes Out On Top In Station Contract Racial Bias Suit
• 'Mismatch' Dooms Google, Apple Collusion Suit For Now
• Enterprise Says Court Wrong To Exclude CBP In Drug Suit
• Feds Hoping To Beef Up Receiver Performance In Telecom
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• NJ Justices Reverse Altice's Win On Prorated Cable Bills