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Telecommunications - November, 2023

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• Google VP Describes Stiff Competition At Antitrust Trial
• TikTok Escapes Indiana's Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety Claims
• Ukrainian Gets Prison Time For Selling SSNs On The Internet
• Texas, Fla. Social Media Laws Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Expensify Hid Downturn Risks Ahead Of $263M IPO, Suit Says
• 32 Sens., Chamber Of Commerce Slam Digital Trade Pivot
• Lack Of Net Neutrality Rules 'Crazy,' FCC Chair Tells Congress
• PTAB Sides With Apple, Samsung To Ax Smart Mobile Patent
• Stockholders Tell Del. Chancellor $69B Activision Deal Void
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Hey Google, What's Next?
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Meta Attacks FTC Court Amid Spat Over Child Data Settlement
• Wash. High Court Asked To Weigh In On Spam Ban
• Christian Radio Stations Battle Over 'Shine' Trademark
• Sprint Strikes $3.5M Deal In Retirees' Benefit Calculation Suit
• Google's Bid To Avoid Jury Verdict In Epic Antitrust Trial DOA
• Traxcell Asks High Court To Review Atty Fee Fight
• T-Mobile Reneged On $27M Order, Phone-Maker Claims
• Eagles Games Can Still Fly Without Fox TV, FCC Told
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Feds Sanction, Seize N. Korea-Linked Crypto Mixer
• TracFone Pays $23M Settlement In FCC Subsidy Probes
• FCC Warns 7 Network Providers To Block Illegal Robocalling
• 4th Circ. Remands Railway Eminent Domain Fight To Va.
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• 'This Is Solvable': Google, Epic Ordered To Midtrial Deal Talk
• Show Jurors The Copyright Notice, Judge Says In Disney Row
• NetChoice Seeks Win In Suit Targeting Ark. Social Media Law
• FCC To Ease Signing-Up For Rural Health Funding Projects
• Advocates Worry 988 Hotline Georouting Will Get Delayed
• Chancery's 'Unfair Deal, Fair Price' Ruling Part Of A Trend
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Google's Android Monopoly Harms Users, Stanford Prof Says
• FCC Plans To Expand Data Breach Notification Rules
• NTIA Says It's Working On Space Industry's Spectrum Needs
• Judge In Del. Asks DOJ To Look Into IP Edge Patent Litigation
• News Outlets Push To Toss Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Now In DC
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Elliott Slams Crown Castle For 'Profound Lack Of Oversight'
• Twitter Plaintiff Can't Point To Specific Privacy Promises
• Net Neutrality Hearing To Focus On FCC's Web 'Takeover'
• Plaintiffs Say Roblox Is Not Immune In Illegal Gambling Case
• Kochava Ruling May Hint At Next Privacy Class Action Wave
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Nurse Practitioner Pleads Guilty To $4M Medical Scheme
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Patent Biz Drops WDTX Case Against Apple
• Caltech Settles $1.1B Patent Fight With Apple, Broadcom
• School Plaintiffs' Leadership Tapped In Social Media MDL
• FCC Paperwork Woes Lead To Big Fines For Small Towns
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Rep. Anna Eshoo, Spectrum Policy Advocate, Won't Run Again
• Class Counsel Gets $10M From Verizon ERISA Deal
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• Epic And Google Security Experts Battle In App Antitrust Trial
• Nonusers Of TikTok Fight Platform's Bid To End Privacy Suit
• TV Azteca Ch. 11 Dismissed Due To 'Bona Fide Dispute'
• FCC Revokes Texas Broadcaster's License Over Unpaid Fees
• A Telecom Attorney's Defense Of The Chevron Doctrine
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• FCC Proposes Cutting Down 'Junk' Cable Fees
• FCC Will Be Mulling Rules To Make Pole Attachments Cheaper
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Call Center Workers Seek Approval Of Boot-Up Time Deal
• Meta Scores Partial Win In Sarah Silverman's AI Copyright Suit
• Epic CEO Testifies 'Billions' Possible From Win Over Google
• Google And Apple Copped To Antitrust Deal, Consumers Say
• Departing Irish Privacy Regulator Leaves 'Big Shoes To Fill'
• Public Safety Must Keep Control Of 4.9 GHz, FCC Told
• Starlink Touts 'Innovative' Antennas To Quell Interference Fear
• Sen. Wyden Calls On DOJ To Release Surveillance Project Info
• Supreme Court Rejects Takings Clause IP Challenge
• 4th Circ. Axes Discipline Against ADA Atty In High Court Case
• Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
• X Corp. Can't Go To Judge To End FTC Privacy Monitoring
• Make 'Cost Causer' Pay For Pole Upgrades, AT&T Says
• Bill Says ISPs, Streamers Should Pay Into FCC Subsidy Fund
• What Cos. Should Know About FTC's Proposed Junk Fee Rule
• 9th Circ. ERISA Ruling Informs DOL's New Fiduciary Proposal
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google's CLO Gets Earful From Judge Over Deleted Chats
• Israeli Spyware Firm Can't Shake WhatsApp Hacking Claims
• Google Search Judge: 'No Idea What I'll Do'
• FCC Judge Looks To Clear Up Dispute Over C-Band Payments
• GOP Reps.' FISA Reform Plans Don't Make Advocates Happy
• FTC Strikes Deal With Prison Phone Co. Over Data Breach
• FCC's 'Rip And Replace' Delays Upset Rural Providers
• FCC Accuses Telecom Again Of Phone 'Slamming'
• State Telecom Roundup: The Biggest States' Broadband Gaps
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starlink, Character.AI, 'Russia's Google'
• Why The Effect Of Vivint Has Been Minimal
• Nokia Attempt To Gain Patent For Audio Tech Fails Again
• Google 'Tipped Off' Media To Fortnite Bug, Epic Jury Hears
• Google Says Texas App Developer Didn't Invent Anything
• Netflix, Hulu Owe Video Service Fees, Calif. City Argues
• User Scale Powered Google Innovation For Years, Judge Told
• States Want August Trial For Google Ad Tech Case In Texas
• FCC Rule Aims To Prevent Cellphone SIM Card Fraud
• PTAB Knocks Doorbell Patent In Vivint Challenge
• Wis. Teen Pleads Guilty To Hacking DraftKings Accounts
• FCC Chief Floats Prioritizing Localism In Broadcast Renewals
• Divided FCC Adopts Contentious Anti-Discrimination Rules
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Verizon Accused Of Helping Scammer Steal Coinbase Funds
• Google CEO Denies App Store Monopoly In Epic Games Trial
• SEC Fines Charter Communications $25M For Stock Buybacks
• FTC Tells 9th Circ. That Microsoft Gets Standards All Wrong
• TV Azteca Ch. 11 Mediation Ends Without Deal On Notes
• FCC Proposes School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• ITC Joins Ericsson-Lenovo IP Row With 2 New Investigations
• Senate Republicans Want FCC Anti-Discrimination Plan Nixed
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Social Media MDL Judge Allows Parents' Negligence Claims
• Alston & Bird Hires Pallas Lawyer In Litigation Boost
• Google's CLO To Face Hot Seat As Judge Questions 'Culture'
• School Attys Seek Table Seat In Social Media Addiction MDL
• Google's Defaults Reflect 'Market Outcome,' Judge Told
• White House Nat'l Spectrum Strategy Focuses On Five Bands
• Privacy Groups To Schumer: Don't Renew FISA In Funding Bill
• The Scope Of Challenged Claims After Fed. Circ. Sisvel Ruling
• T-Mobile Retailer's Past Error Dooms New BIPA Arbitration Bid
• FCC Told Merging Subsidy Programs Could Hurt Enrollment
• Tips For Avoiding Disputes From M&A Earnout Provisions
• Judge Clears Phone Networks Of Collusion Against Retailer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Top EU Court Trims Telecom's €125M 'Gun-Jumping' Fine
• Cox Agrees To Settle DOJ Citizenship Bias Claims
• Bally Sports Parent Says MLB Contract Demand Is Premature
• Google In-House Attys Joked About 'Fake Privilege,' Jury Told
• Meta Close To Trimming Sarah Silverman's AI Copyright Suit
• Dish Network Must Keep Fighting $3.3B Spectrum Fraud Suit
• Mich. Supreme Court Frets Over Free Speech In Robocall Case
• TikTok Says Nonusers 'Pled Themselves Out Of' Privacy Suit
• Paul Clement's Big Idea: Overrule Chevron, Ease Polarization
• FCC Chief Counters Hill Critics On Net Neutrality Rules
• AI Could Expand Price-Fixing To Less Concentrated Markets
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• FCC Seeks To Pay For School, Library Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Trending At The PTAB: Administrative Procedure
• Retailers: Beware Legislator And Regulator Junk Fee Focus
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Google Offered Epic $147M To Prevent App Flight, Jury Told
• Transparency, Injunctions Dominate SEP Feedback
• Current Competition Law Applies To AI, Global Enforcers Say
• Apple, Samsung Can't Get PTAB To Ax Smart Mobile Patent
• Dish Network Faces Patent Suit Over Ad-Skipping Tech
• Telecom Co. Viasat Must Face Calif. Patent Row
• Industry Groups Urge Senate To Add 'Rip And Replace' Funds
• Judge Told Google Android Helped Innovate Mobile Market
• FCC Urged To Make Clearer Way To File Redlining Complaints
• Google Wins PTAB Invalidation On Voice-Command Patent
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Sonos Gets PTAB To Review Google Patent In Speaker Fight
• Ford Can't Arbitrate Warranty Suit Over 3G Shutdown
• Broadcasters Add Pressure On FCC To Ditch Ownership Rules
• Google's Deleted Chats Draw Scrutiny At Epic Antitrust Trial
• SEC's Uyeda Criticizes 'Astonishing' Texting Probe Fines
• Google Exec Says It Needed To Catch Up On Travel Offerings
• Meta Safety Features Are Just 'Placebo,' Whistleblower Says
• Mich. High Court Snapshot: Robocalls And Retaliation
• Rivals Hyundai, Kia Enter Deals With Avanci For 5G Tech
• FCC Republican Rails Against Anti-Discrimination Proposal
• T-Mobile Urged To Change Phone Upgrade Ad Claims
• DOJ To Add More Health Care Fraud Prosecutors, Official Says
• FISA Plan Demands Probable Cause To Get Americans' Data
• Pa. Firm Urges Revival Of Defamation Claims Against Investor
• Ex-US Rep. Owes $766K In Fees To Insider Trading Victims
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Former In-House Tech Ace In Miami
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Conn. Justices Refuse Frontier's Appeal In CEO Benefits Fight
• Google Raked In Billions Blocking App Store Rivals, Jury Told
• DuckDuckGo Parity Unlikely To Sway Google Users, SVP Says
• Ex-CEO Decries Frontier's Appeal In $22M Benefits Fight
• Bally Sports Owner Announces Ch. 11 Deal For NBA Coverage
• Software Biz Tricked Colo. City Into Contract, Jury Finds
• Verizon Pans FCC 'Quality' Metrics In Anti-Redlining Rules
• Takeaways From Iran Missile Procurement Advisory
• Missouri Sen. Seeks Info On FCC's Net Neutrality 'Power Grab'
• Former NPR Atty Joins America's Public Television Stations
• Baker Botts Reps Liberty Latin America On $256M DISH Deal
• ​​​​​​​Unsealed FTC Suit Claims 'Staggering' Tracking By Kochava
• Google Expert Says Amazon, Yelp Count As Real Competitors
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NY State Worker's Firing Not Discriminatory, 2nd Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive COVID-19 App Suit Against Apple
• Amazon, Meta Accept Restrictions To End CMA Investigations
• Ga. Jury Says Comcast Owes $19M For Causing Fatal Crash
• Safe-Harbor Period Change Could Hinder TCPA Compliance
• T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Challenge Can Proceed Without SoftBank
• DC Circ. Axes T-Mobile's Appeal Of Mass Union Email Ruling
• Shareholder Decries $3.1B Go-Private Deal For Telecom Co.
• Google Judge Homes In On Browsers And General Queries
• Kids' Online Safety Push Runs Into Constitutional Steamroller
• Telecom Co. Misclassified Cell Tower 'Test Drivers,' Suit Says
• Okta Investors Seek Cert. In Cyberattack Coverup Suit
• Cell Tower Co. Says Award Nixing Trade Secrets Claim Is Valid
• Google Loses Bid For Bench Trial On Eve Of Epic Games Fight
• Frontier Wants Conn. Justices To Weigh Ex-CEO's $21.8M Ask
• Some Pa. Pay-TV Systems Must Drop Pittsburgh ABC Affiliate
• FCC Adopts Great Lakes Rules In Place Of Canada Treaty
• Cos. Must Address Growing Chatbot Class Action Risk
• Liberty Global's Tax Evasion Bars $109M Refund, Judge Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC And Waystar IPOs, Carlyle, Alo Yoga
• Wyden Celebrates Surveillance Tech Export Curbs
• Google VP Says Yelp, TikTok, Instagram Help Users Learn
• Update Power Limits For Sat Broadband, Stakeholders Say
• FCC OKs Tests Of Puerto Rico Mobile Providers' Performance
• FCC Subsidy Challengers Take Fight To High Court
• FCC Moves Ahead On 100/20 Mbps Broadband Benchmark
• Disney Pays $8.6B To Buy Comcast's Remaining Stake In Hulu
• Iraq Telecom Calls Counsel Withdrawal Bid A 'Farce'
• HP And Amazon Sued Over Nokia's Patents
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Internet Providers Can Seek Fed Funds Without Bank Backing
• IPhone Users Get OK For £853M Battery Class Action