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Telecommunications - March, 2024

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• DC Circ. Rejects Meta's Bid To Delay FTC Privacy Tweaks
• Rural Carriers Worry FCC Broadband Maps 'Vastly' Inaccurate
• NTIA Issues $811M In State Digital Equity Funding
• Vidal Tells PTAB To Better Explain Nokia Challenge Denials
• FCC Looks To Stamp Out Call Routing Security Breaches
• AT&T Call Center Workers Lose Cert. Bid in OT Suit, For Now
• Vidal Offers 'Peace Of Mind' For MDL Rivals Heading To PTAB
• US Trade Report Excludes Barriers With 'Legitimate' Purposes
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• 8 States Seek $122M After Robocaller Allegedly Ignored Ban
• Telecom Co. Wants Rival Sanctioned In Contract Row
• FCC Lacks Legal Power To Collect Blackout Info, Stations Say
• India Can't Dodge $132M Award To Deutsche Telekom
• Texas Judge Lifts Discovery Stay On Google's Bidding Deals
• Advocates Push For More Hot Spot Options If E-Rate Expands
• Meta Says Speech Immunity Dooms Instagram Addiction Case
• Walmart Gives Enforcers More Time On $2.3B Vizio Deal Probe
• FCC Urged To Reject T-Mobile Network 'Slicing' Proposal
• Antitrust Ruling Shows Limits Of US Law's Global Reach
• Steptoe Taps McDermott's Fintech Head To Be NY Partner
• The Fed. Circ. In February: A Reminder On Procedure Rule 28
• Amazon Can't Block DSA Ad Repository Requirements
• Roblox Needs To Face Calif. Law Claims Over Illegal Gambling
• T-Mobile Can Appeal Refusal To Toss Sprint Merger Case
• PenFed Must Face W.Va. Consumer 'Pay-To-Pay' Fee Action
• Make Sure Internet Stays Affordable, House Dems Tell NTIA
• CBD Retailer Used Spyware, Recorded Online Chats, Suit Says
• T-Mobile Gets COVID Vax Bias Suit Narrowed
• New England Patriots Defeat Stadium Wi-Fi Patent Case
• FCC To Block Provider's Traffic Over Robocall Concerns
• Google Fires Back At JD Vance's Input In Common Carrier Suit
• Piracy Claims Against Bankrupt ISP Frontier Can Go Forward
• Everbridge Investor Seeks To Block $1.8B Thoma Bravo Deal
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• Albright Told That Choice Hotel's Alice Ax Is 'Premature'
• Consumers Push For New 9th Circ. Panel In Qualcomm Case
• FCC Urged To Require Unlocked Phones In T-Mobile-Mint Deal
• Don't Give ISPs Penalty-Free Buildout 'Amnesty,' FCC Told
• Google Urges Texas Court To Undo $12M Voice Patent Verdict
• Judge Declines 'Mini-Trial' Over Fees In 'Reply All' TM Suit
• GOP Bill Would Fund FCC 'Rip And Replace' Program
• Meta, Porn Stars Fight Over Fate Of OnlyFans Suit
• FCC Partners With Agencies On Privacy Enforcement
• Arista Networks Founder To Pay SEC $1M Insider Trading Fine
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Urged To Protect Consumers During Subsidy Wind-Down
• Meta Defends Axon Reading To DC Circ. In Privacy Deal Fight
• 3 Class Claims Follow US Antitrust Suit Against Apple
• Cable Biz Org. Seeks Delay Of Title II Regs On Small Providers
• Judge Finalizes Ban On Taking $540M IP Fight To China
• Congress Urged To Renew FCC Auctions, Broadband Fund
• Sunday Ticket Plaintiffs Rip NFL For 'Privileged' Name Games
• Examining The Arbitration Clause Landscape Amid Risks
• How Activision Ruling Favors M&A Formalities Over Practice
• Takeaways From The 2023 DOJ Fraud Section Report
• Qualcomm Halts Plan To Buy Israeli Biz Under Regulatory Heat
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NFL Hits Consumers With Unsolicited Texts, Suit Says
• Tech Giants Face 1st Probe Under EU Digital Markets Rules
• Meta Can't Stop FTC Privacy Tweaks, Feds Say
• Don't Sweep Ads Into Regs On Foreign Airtime Buys, FCC Told
• Marketers Want FCC Robocall Rule Put On Ice During Appeal
• Nexstar Faces $1.2M Fine For 'De Facto' Control Of NY Station
• Telecom Shareholders Want Tribunal DQ'd Over 'Biased' Blog
• Google Can Arbitrate Collusion Claims While Apple Beats Suit
• Ad Watchdog Refers Charter's T-Mobile Claims To FTC
• Amazon, Apple Say Antitrust Attys Can't Ditch 'Fatal' Class Rep
• Google Loses New Trial Bid After Epic Games' Antitrust Win
• FCC Ready To Propose Local Georouting For 988 Calls
• Phone Cos., Counties Profit From Jail Visit Bans, Families Say
• Senators Call On White House To Declassify TikTok Info
• How Policymakers Can Preserve The Promise Of Global Trade
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UK Says £16.5B Vodafone-Three Deal May Hurt Consumers
• Nexstar Ducks Antitrust Suit Over Retransmission Fees
• FCC Chief Aiming To Restart $9B Rural 5G Fund
• Microsoft, Meta, Others Say Apple Violating Court Order
• NY Disbars 'Copyright Troll' Atty For Ignoring Orders, Lying
• Sens. Launch Satellite License Streamlining Bill
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Apple App Store Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Sens. Want Spectrum Pipeline, But Worry Over Nat'l Security
• Meta Data Scraping Case Has Lessons For Platforms, AI Cos.
• Davis Wright Adds Tech Attorney In DC From Perkins Coie
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• DOJ Sues Apple, Rounds Out US Claims Against Tech Big 4
• House Passes Bill To Protect Data From Foreign Adversaries
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• SEC Proxy Roundup: Verizon, UPS Escape ESG Proposals
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• British Bank CEOs Shift Blame For Pay Fraud To Social Media
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• FCC Urged To Spend On School Firewalls, Not Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Intel, Commerce Dept. Forge $8.5B Logic Chip Partnership
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Apple Deleted Siri Recordings, Users Say In Seeking Sanctions
• VW Dealer Says Its Franchise Is Getting Unjustly Terminated
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Invalidation Of Sisvel Wireless Patent
• Reddit Reveals Patent Complaint From Nokia As IPO Nears
• Netflix Can't Get PTAB To Ax Patent Amid Ownership Dispute
• FCC Won't Shift Gears On 5.9 GHz Despite Automakers' Effort
• Full 4th Circ. Won't Hear Record Labels' Piracy Fight With ISP
• Don't Impose Foreign Ownership Regs On ISPs, FCC Told
• US Chamber Report Details Digital Trade 'Peril' For USTR
• Amazon Prevails In University's Patent Suit Over Alexa
• US Bank, Oppenheimer To Pay CFTC $7M In Text Probe Cases
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Meta Wants Emergency Stop Of FTC Privacy Tweaks
• Senate Dems Press Congress On Broadband Subsidy Renewal
• FCC Fines Ga. Radio Broadcaster Over Station Silences
• Provider To Pay $100K Fine For 'Downselling' Broadband
• The Biggest Trade Secrets Awards In The Last 5 Years
• Texas Judges Pause Wireless Patent Fights For PTAB
• Del. Suit Details Wrongful Takeover Of Telecom System Co.
• Sen. Vance Backs Suit To Declare Google Common Carrier
• High Court Doubts Feds Coerced Social Media Cos.
• Colo. Wildfire Plaintiffs Say Xcel Trial Plan Would Sow 'Chaos'
• FCC Raises Broadband Speeds, But Many ISPs Already There
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Up Next At High Court: Gov't Jawboning & Retaliatory Arrests
• Google Wants Facebook Pact Kept Out Of Ad Tech Discovery
• Meta Can't Block FTC Plans To Stop Kids' Data Monetization
• Roblox's Casino Games Are 'Preying On Children,' Suit Says
• Feds Streamline Historic Reviews For Broadband Projects
• AT&T Outage Calls For FirstNet Review, Group Tells Lawmakers
• Apple Wants 'Convoluted' IPhone App Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Firm Can't Drop Snoop Dogg Robocall Suit Like It's Hot
• Takeaways From Groundbreaking Data Transfer Order
• Infringement Policy Lessons From 4th Circ. Sony Music Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Onix Networking Buyer Sues Seller In Del. Alleging Deal Fraud
• Justices Craft Test To Decide If Social Media Use Is Official
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• IP Forecast: Internet Archive Fights Vinyl Copyright Case
• FCC Proposes Adding Emergency Alerts For Missing Adults
• Verizon Sues Pa. Town Over Cell Tower Permit Denial
• League Of Women Voters Sues Dem Consultant Over Biden AI
• FCC Rolls Out Voluntary 'Cyber Trust Mark' For IoT Devices
• FCC Raises Minimum Fixed Broadband Speed To 100/20 Mbps
• Game Developer Seeks Class Cert. In Valve Antitrust Case
• Bipartisan Senate Duo Releases 'Middle Ground' FISA Bill
• The Epic Antitrust Cases And Challenges Of Injunctive Relief
• GOP Sens. Look To Undo FCC 'Digital Discrimination' Rule
• Italy Fines TikTok €10M For Harmful Content
• TriZetto's $200M Jury Awards Thrown Out In Syntel Dispute
• Epic Says Apple Is 'Blatantly' Violating App Store Order
• Google Calls DOJ's 'Fake Privilege' Docs Citation 'Misleading'
• AI Auto Damage-Assessing Giant Accused Of Monopoly
• Meta's 'Expense & Annoyance' Not Enough To Stop FTC Tweak
• FCC Waives Bank Rating Rule For Rural Auctions For 1 Year
• Judge Connolly Ends Chipmaker's Case Against IP Edge
• FCC Seeks $58M Budget Bump Next Fiscal Year
• FCC Waives Rules So Tribes Can Access Midband Spectrum
• House OKs TikTok Divestment Bill Despite Free Speech Worry
• ISPs, Public Advocates Debate Need For FCC's Equity Rule
• NTIA Releases Rollout Plan For National Spectrum Strategy
• Hytera Can't Go To Chinese Court In $540M Motorola IP Fight
• 5 Questions For Former FCC Member Michael O'Rielly
• Porn Stars Seek To Drop Meta Suit Due To Lack Of Evidence
• Apple To Allow Direct Downloads Of Apps In EU
• Paul Weiss' Digital Tech Chair On AI's Promises And Perils
• AT&T Offloaded Pensions In Risky Annuity Deal, Suit Says
• GOP Bill Would Open Up 2,500 MHz Of Midband Airwaves
• Gov't Says Cost Trumps Return In Dish Spectrum Fraud Case
• Google Search Judge Wary Of NYT Bid To Make Docs Public
• States Want Info On Google-Facebook Pact In Ad Tech Case
• Feds Seek Over 5 Years For Ex-CEO Who Lied To Investors
• Landlords' Group Slams FCC Digital Equity Rule In DC Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Cuts Down Netflix's Appeal Of Broadcom Patent
• Senate Could Be Hurdle To House Plan For TikTok Limits
• FCC Can't Make ISPs Pay Into Universal Fund Yet, Group Says
• 5th Circ. Revives Dish's Bid To Take Down Arabic TV Site
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Senate Confirms New FCC Inspector General
• Cahill Has 'Great Ambitions' To Take IP Litigation By Storm
• Cable Biz Resists Blackout Refunds, Says It's Not To Blame
• Consumers Fight Dismissal Bids In Microsoft And OpenAI Suit
• Microsoft Pushes AI As Weapon For Fighting Robocalls
• FCC Says There's No Order To Appeal In IT Fund Suspension
• Apple Relents, Paving Way For Epic Games Store In EU
• Google Can't Shake Video Ad Tech Claims In MDL
• NJ Residents Can Intervene in Verizon Cell Tower Suit
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, Latham
• Petition Watch: Student Athletes, Oil Spills & Preemption
• Nokia Owes Would-Be Tech Partner $23M Over Oral Deal
• House Panel Advances Bills To Ban TikTok, Block Data Sales
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• New Big Tech 'Gatekeeper' Rules Go Live In Europe
• Peru's Telecom Co. Wants $168M Award Suit Tossed
• FCC Opens Probe Into Massive AT&T Outage
• CenturyLink Cut From Suit Blaming Utilities For Road Delays
• FTC Extends Telemarketing Fraud Rule To Protect Businesses
• Supremacy Clause Bars Wash. Tax On FCC Lifeline Program
• FCC Looking Into Alternatives To New Spectrum Auctions
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• Epic's Clash With Apple Over App Store Keeps Simmering
• States Expand Privacy Law Patchwork As Shake-Up Looms
• FCC To Explore 'Amnesty' For Rural Deployment Defaults
• Industry Groups Fight Expanding Digital Discrimination Rules
• Net Neutrality Plan Could Receive FCC Vote By April
• Network Biz Investor Challenges Board Removals In Chancery
• Sony, ISP File Dueling 4th Circ. Petitions Over $1B Verdict
• PTAB Turns Off Dali Antenna Patent In 2 Texas Cases
• Cruz Wants FCC Subsidy System Turned Over To Congress
• High Court Social Media Speech Ruling Could Implicate AI
• Juniper Networks Sued In Del. For Details On $14B HP Sale
• Google Keeps Win In 'Lockbox' Privacy Suit At 9th Circ.
• Judges Unsure On Atty Sanctions In Robinhood Spam Suit
• App Store Users Tell 9th Circ. To Reject Class Cert. Appeal
• UPS, AT&T Can't Avoid ESG Proxy Proposals, But BofA Can
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Senate Dem Sees Votes For Broadband Discount Funding
• House Bills Take Big Swing At TikTok
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Ill. Atty Tells 1st Circ. Feds Botched Venue For Scam Case
• FCC Looks To Ban Bulk Billing In Apartment Buildings
• Ericsson Elevates DOJ Veteran To Compliance Head
• Fried Frank Guides Viavi's £1B Deal For UK Rival
• USPTO Can't See Snapchat 'Spectacles' IP Win Ahead Of Trial
• Apple Inks Deal To End Derivative Suit Over Slow IPhones
• Elanco Urges Justices To Preserve Junk Fax Win
• No 'Major Questions' Dispute In Net Neutrality, FCC Told
• Advocacy Group Pushes FCC For Hearing On Fox License
• OpenAI Judge Denies Writers' Calif. IP Case 'First-To-File' Bid
• Feds Urged Not To Let Mobile Cos. 'Centralize' Airwaves
• FCC Inks Anti-Scam Partnership With UK Counterpart
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Storage Users Accuse Apple Of ICloud Monopoly
• BT Case May Shape UK Class Action Landscape
• Ga. Tech Prof Gets Most China-Tied Fraud Charges Tossed
• Gilstrap Orders Damages Retrial To Avoid $67.5M 'Train Wreck'
• Judge Says TCPA Class Limits Affect Only State Law Claims
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Judge's Side Gig Vexes Tax Row
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Network Co. Directors Sue In Chancery To Stop Power Grab
• 'We Don't Know If They Prejudged Meta,' Judge Says Of FTC
• Gov't Wants Spectrum Fraud Case Against Dish Dismissed
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Taxation With Representation: Pillsbury, Cleary Gottlieb
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Regulatory Trends Offer 4 Lessons For Debt Relief Providers