Telecommunications Archive » January, 2025

Telecommunications - January, 2025

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• Pause UScellular Deal During False Claims Case, Attys Say
• FCC Dem Blasts Escalation Of CBS '60 Minutes' Probe
• 9th Circ. Affirms Aerospace Co. Code Meets Fair Use Standard
• India Gets Reprieve In $112M Telecom Award Suit
• Bezos Satellite Co. Gets Reprieve In Docs Fight With His Paper
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Apple Wants Google Search Case Paused For Appeal
• FCC Urged To Restrict Call Blocking Based On Content
• Judge Blocks Ex-Knick's MSG Sanctions Bid As 'Premature'
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• OnlyFans Alleged Rape Video Suit Sent To Fla. State Court
• Telecom Giants Must Face March Trial In 4G LTE Patent Fight
• Ex-FCC Member Wants Stiffer Penalties For Broadband Sabotage
• Sheriffs Raise Concern About New FCC Prison Phone Caps
• Senate Bill Requiring AM Radio In Cars Is Back Again
• Meta VR Headsets Are Not 'Wireless Telephones,' Judge Says
• FCC Hunting For Ads On NPR, PBS Local Stations
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• Ligado Creditor Pans 'Exorbitant' Fees For $115M DIP Loan
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Telecom Loses $23M Pa. Tax Case Over Private Line Services
• Ex-Charter Communications IT Exec Says Noncompete Is Void
• DOJ Challenges HPE's $14B Deal For Juniper Networks
• Meta To Pay $25M To End Trump's Account Suspension Suit
• Apple Will Appeal Denial Of Bid To Defend Google Search Deal
• Del. Justices Mull 'Nuanced' T-Mobile Data Breach Claims
• USPTO Backlog 'Unacceptable,' Trump's Commerce Pick Says
• GOP Sen. Wants 'New' FCC To Review Soros-Audacy Deal
• Cell Tower Co. Says Colo. Jury Was Misled Over Dish Lease
• 4 Questions About Trump's Federal Worker Resignation Policy
• Texas-Led States Can Sue Google, Ad Tech Judge Says
• High Court Could Further Limit Deference With TCPA Fax Case
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• 9th Circ. Halts Calif. Social Media Addiction Law For Appeal
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• India Asks High Court To Nix $1.3B Telecom Award
• Trump's Commerce Nominee Backs Maximalist Tariff Approach
• Trade Groups Dial Up Push For Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• Stakeholders Worry Funding Freeze Will Hinder Connectivity
• FCC Scraps Reg Plan For Cell Tower Enviro Reviews
• Lobbying Is Not A Crime, Madigan Co-Defendant Tells Jury
• Prison Phone Providers Urge 1st Circ. To Back FCC Rate Suit
• 'Right To Hug' Case In Michigan Draws ACLU Support
• Apple Can't Defend Google Revenue Deal In DOJ Search Case
• Overseas Investment Rule Calls For Compliance Caution
• Dish Says Spoofed Social Media Posts Defamed Co., Execs
• Greenberg Traurig Digital Infrastructure Leader Joins Kirkland
• Holland & Knight Adds Financial Services Partner In New York
• Trump Wants TikTok 'Bidding War' As Microsoft Enters Talks
• Former FAA Chief Counsel Joins DLA Piper
• ​​​​​​​States Back In Spotlight As Feds Exit Net Neutrality Debate
• Cruz Files Bill To Repeal FCC's Student Wi-Fi Plan
• Cisco Tells Fed. Circ. To Uphold Win In Cybersecurity IP Row
• FCC No Longer Mulling Broadband Bulk Billing Restrictions
• Judge Refuses To Stop Amazon Data Suit In Ill. State Court
• Feds' Madigan Informant Is A 'Malignant Tumor,' Jury Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Class Cert. Won't Work In Junk Fax Suit
• Judge Orders Litigation Funder To Give Docs To Netflix
• Fed. Circ. Rules Smartphone Camera Patent Claims Are Invalid
• 'Guesswork' Dooms Class Cert. In Meta Privacy Antitrust Suit
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2024
• Mo. Tax Commission Lowers T-Mobile Towers' Value
• FTC Signals Unified Focus On Kids' Privacy With Rule Update
• 11th Circ. Overturns FCC One-To-One Marketing Consent Rule
• Newly Appointed FCC Chair Names More Agency Leaders
• Feds' Madigan Theory 'Doesn't Line Up,' His Atty Tells Jury
• Lawmakers Want FCC Subsidy Fund Preserved At High Court
• NC Gov. GC's Bio Boasts BigTech Battles, Merger Dustup
• Norfolk Southern Can't Control Fiber Installation Under Tracks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Trump Treads Into Murky Waters With TikTok Gambit
• Atty Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Camp Lejeune Calls
• Netflix, Litigation Funder Fight Over Docs In Subpoena Row
• AT&T, Dish Owe FCC $20.6M In Unverified Subsidy Payments
• Madigan's Law Firm Profits Drove Corrupt Acts, Jury Told
• Section 702 Searches Require A Warrant, Judge Says
• Ex-Amazon Exec Will Oversee Google, Apple Probe In UK
• Calif. Kids' Privacy Law Ignores 1st Amendment, Judge Says
• Federal Agencies Must Order Full Return To Office By Friday
• Meta Wants Mass. Justices To Intervene In AG's Suit
• House Bill Filed To Renew FCC Auctions, Spectrum Pipeline
• Saudi Prince Ducks Bankruptcy Over $1.2B Arbitration Award
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Unicorn Prosecution' Could Upend Legal Practice, Court Told
• $1.3B India Telecom Award Can't Be Enforced, Justices Told
• Madigan Used ComEd As 'Personal Piggy Bank,' Jurors Told
• FCC Aims To Open More 900 MHz Airwaves For Broadband
• FCC Revisits Complaints Against Major Network Broadcasters
• Cox Ends Fight Over Rhode Island Broadband Funding
• FCC's New Chair Names Agency Leaders, Staff
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Novacap Lands Over $1B For Digital Infrastructure Fund
• Key Justices Stay Quiet As High Court Weighs FCC Deference
• Realogy Signs $20M Deal In TCPA Cold Calling Class Action
• FCC Floats Rules For Emerging Flight Technologies
• Jury Finds No Infringement In $2B IP Case Against Samsung
• SEC Says Engineering Prof To Pay $785K For Insider Trading
• Brendan Carr Officially Takes Over As FCC Chair
• Ex-FCC Members Oppose 5th Circ. Universal Service Ruling
• AI Auto Damage-Assessing Giant Settles Monopoly Claims
• Colo. City Blocking Fiber Co. For Own Benefit, Suit Says
• Paul Hastings Repping TikTok Buyout Consortium
• Managing Litigation Side-Switching During 2nd Trump Admin
• 3 Noteworthy Effects Of The 2025 NDAA
• EU Files WTO Complaint Over China's Unilateral SEP Rates
• New Tariff Moves Still In Flux As Trump Retakes Office
• Trump Orders Federal Workers Back To Office
• Trump Delays TikTok Ban To Hammer Out Deal
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump, Musk Sued By Nonprofits Over DOGE Transparency
• 9th Circ. Revisits Board Members' Blocks On Social Media
• Google Judge Says Apple Intervention Could Open 'Floodgates'
• Albright Clears Cisco At Close Of $121M Network Patent Trial
• Up Next At High Court: Forum Shopping & TCPA Definitions
• Colo. Judge Rejects Xcel's Bid To Move Wildfire Trial
• FCC Mandates More Efforts To Combat Telecom Cyber Threats
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Users' Google Suit Can Advance With Pared Search Claims
• Off The Bench: Arrest In NBA Betting Probe, 76ers' Arena Deal
• Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• GM, OnStar Agree To FTC's Ban On Location Data Sharing
• FCC Rejects TV License Attacks As Leadership Switch Nears
• Biden Makes Final Push To Fortify US Cybersecurity Posture
• DC Circ. Mulls 'Colorability' In India's Test Of $156M Award
• Gov't Wants Time During Epic, Google's 9th Circ. Face-Off
• Allstate Hit With Class Action Over Driver Data Collection
• How DOGE's Bite Can Live Up To Its Bark
• Initial Green Light Given to UnitedHealth's Deal In TCPA Suit
• FTC Elevates Snap AI Chatbot Case To DOJ
• 5 Notable Information Security Events In 2024
• Lawmakers Ask Biden To Pause TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Trump Names Senate Commerce Aide As FCC Commissioner
• 1st Circ. Vacates Most Of Atty's Marijuana Bribe Conviction
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Probes Keysight's £1.2B Offer For Telecoms Biz Spirent
• Amazon Sr. Counsel Moves To Mintz's Tech, Telecom Practice
• Alaska Says Death Of USF Would Be 'Devastating' For State
• Colo. Panel Mulls If Atty Violations Can Nix Gov't Immunity
• Incoming FCC Chair Blasts Agency's Salt Typhoon Response
• Outgoing FCC Chair Touts 'Wins On The Board'
• FTC Defends Authority To Bring Amazon Antitrust Case
• Samsung Slams Epic's Antitrust Suit Over Google Play Store
• Fubo Subscriber Sues Disney For Alleged Antitrust Practices
• FCC Warns Convincing Mortgage Lender Scam Afoot
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• FCC Reverses Judge, Rejects Disputed C-Band Payment
• Fed. Circ. Judge Chides Attys For Omitting Key Argument
• Texas Porn Law Unlikely To Alter Justices' Free Speech Views
• Biden Finalizes Ban On Chinese, Russian Connected Car Tech
• Fuse Says Skydance Deal Poses Harms To Ad-Based Streaming
• Leaked Deals Achieved Higher Premiums But Little Else
• Hytera Asks Justices To Check Whether DTSA Applies Abroad
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• US Patent Grants Increase In 2024 After 4-Year Downswing
• TikTok Says NC Can't Fault Platform For Being 'Too Engaging'
• Texas AG Sues Allstate In Latest Location Data Privacy Strike
• IPRs Aren't 'Voluntary,' Dish Tells Justices In Fee Fight
• COVID-19 Tracking App's Apple Antitrust Suit Snuffed Out
• Ex-Acacia Research CIO Gave Relative Insider Info, SEC Says
• Google Says Sanctions Bid In Texas Ad Tech Case Too Late
• Hytera Pleads Guilty To Stealing Motorola Trade Secrets
• GPS Backup Would Serve Larger 'Ecosystem,' FCC Told
• White House Sets Framework For AI Technology Exports
• NY's $15 Broadband Price Cap To Take Effect Wednesday
• T-Mobile, UScellular Say Tie-Up Will 'Greatly' Amp Up Service
• FCC Monitoring For Wireless Outages Caused By LA Fires
• SEC To Collect $63M In Latest Recordkeeping Sweep
• FTC Says It Has Power To Modify Meta Privacy Order
• T-Mobile To Pay Roughly $600M For Ad Tech Co. Vistar Media
• FCC Defends T-Mobile, Sprint Privacy Fine In DC Circ.
• What To Expect From Federal Cybersecurity Policy In 2025
• 4 Trade Secret Developments To Follow This Year
• Republican Trifecta Amplifies Risks For Cos. In 3 Key Areas
• How Decline Of Deference Will Affect Trump Policymaking
• Ex-Benefytt Affiliate Violated Consumer Laws, Suit Says
• Justices Snub Roku Patent Feud Over ITC Power
• Justices Won't Weigh Calif. Arbitration Rule In Cable Case
• Comcast Urges 2nd Win Over Viamedia Market Shutout Claims
• MSG Wants Ex-Knick's Assault Case Booted Over Lost Texts
• Faster Permits Needed For Next G's, Wireless Cos. Say
• Off The Bench: Venu Deal Off, Fox Suit, Gender Rules Wobble
• Tougher 911 Outage Report Regs Needed, Responders Say
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Justices Seem Inclined To Uphold TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Advocates Press For Renewed Broadband Subsidy Bill
• ESPN, Fox, Warner Bros. Abruptly Scrap Sports Streaming JV
• IP Forecast: OpenAI, Microsoft Look To Toss NYT Case
• Activision Brands $75B Del. Merger Suit 'Scattershot'
• Amazon Loses Bad Faith Claims Against Nokia At ITC
• 5th Circuit Wrong To Toss Subsidy Fund, FCC Tells High Court
• AT&T Settles Suit Over Faux Pine Tree Antennas
• Ex-Knick Wants MSG Sanctioned Over Lost Emails
• How Trump 2.0 May Change Business In Latin America
• DirecTV, Dish Say Sports Streamer Harmful Despite Fubo Deal
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• AI Startup Anthropic Seeks $60B Valuation, Plus More Rumors
• Section 230 Debates Will Continue, With Or Without TikTok
• 5 Questions Attys Have About Supreme Court's TikTok Case
• DOJ Fights Apple's Intervention In Google Search Remedies
• Texas Appeals Court Frees Google Of Incognito Mode Suit
• Consumers Get Class Cert. In Suit Over Law Firm's Robocalls
• Netflix Nixes Another Broadcom Patent Claim Under Alice
• Judge Calls For Trial In Long-Running Suit Against Thryv
• FCC Hikes Fines For Failing To Comply With Robocall Rules
• Bankrupt Ligado Sues Over $1.7B Cooperation Deal Breach
• Texas Station Faces $369K Fine For Emergency Alert Failures
• Epic Gets Backing For Google App Store Changes
• Samsung, Asus Settle Patent Fight Over 4G, 5G Products
• Madigan Denies Extorting Developers For Law Firm Business
• T-Mobile-UScellular Deal Won't Hurt Wireless Market, FCC Told
• Google Still Has To Face Users' Mobile App Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With China Tariff Authority Limits
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Verizon GC As Telecom Partner
• Big Tech Cos. Score Win In Fla. Submerged Cable Suit
• Charter Communications Says VP Stole Trade Secrets
• 'Cyber Trust Mark' To Soon Adorn Smart Devices, Gov't Says
• Judge Sanctions Match For Glitch Ahead Of FTC Ad Trial
• PTAB Slims Down 2 Samsung Patents In Galaxy Screen Fight
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Testifies In His Racketeering Trial
• Aerospace Co. Fights Injunction Bid In Amazon Contract Fight
• AT&T, Biz Groups Urge Justices To Back Cornell's ERISA Win
• FCC Urged To Revisit New Robocall Penalty Plan
• Mont. Bill Floats Mine, Data Center Property Tax Changes
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Ligado Gets OK To Tap $939M DIP Amid Spectrum Spat
• Khan Says FTC Approach A Bulwark To Trump 'Backsliding'
• How To Manage During A Trade Dispute With USMCA Partners
• Ex-Knick, Ex-MSG Security Head Spar Over Deposition
• Reviewing The High Court's Approach To Free Speech Online
• States Push For Jury Trial In Google Ad Tech Case
• Judge Cuts $6M From Telecom Haiti Phone Call Cost Award
• DOJ Ropes Landlords Into RealPage Antitrust Case
• Eckert Seamans Adds Former Trump Interior Dept. Atty
• 9th Circ. Urged To Extend Freeze On Calif. Social Media Law
• Google Looks To Toss Big Tech Litigant's Antitrust Claims
• FCC Requires Reports Following TV Program 'Blackouts'
• FCC Chief Floats Spectrum Sale To Fund Network Security
• DOD Adds WeChat Owner, CATL To Chinese Military Co. List
• No Fox Philly License Hearing Means 'Dereliction,' FCC Told
• T-Mobile's Lax Policies Led To 2021 Data Hack, Wash. AG Says
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Says $700K Award Ignores Civil Rule
• Top 10 Legal Issues This Year For Transportation Industry GCs
• FCC Warns Of $2.3M Pirate Radio Fine In Boston
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• 7th Circ. Affirms 'Do Not Call' Liability, But Balks At $28M Fine
• Searching For Insight On Requested Google Chrome Remedy
• Satellite Co. Ligado Hits Ch. 11 With $8.6B Of Debt
• Disney Buy Ends Fubo Sports Streaming Suit
• Feds Fight Trump-Backed Bid For Justices To Stop TikTok Ban
• US Sanctions Chinese Tech Co. Over 'Flax Typhoon' Attacks
• Netgear, Huawei Settle Calif. RICO Suit Over Wi-Fi SEPs
• Meta Wants Advertising Monopoly Suit Nixed
• How The UPC, ITC Complement Each Other In Patent Law
• Motorola's DOJ, Media Comms Off Limits In Hytera Theft Trial
• FCC Republicans Slam Marketplace Report As Falling Short
• FCC Hits Broadband Co. With $56K Fine For Default
• FCC Says Cash On Way Soon For 'Rip And Replace'
• Calif. Judge Ices Social Media Addiction Law For 30 Days
• NTIA Clarifies Use Of Broadband Funds For Alternative Techs
• Omnitracs' $19M Patent Trial Jury Win Tossed By Calif. Judge
• Issa Again Selected To Lead House IP Subcommittee
• DC Allowed To Resubmit AvalonBay Rent-Fixing Claims
• Comcast Foe Fails To Resurrect Patent Case Over Xfinity App
• Epic Tells 9th Circ. Google's Legal 'Reckoning Long Overdue'
• Rep. Jordan Picks Wis. Lawmaker For House Antitrust Panel
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Telecom Patent Owner's PTAB Win
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 6th Circ. Overturns FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• Motorola Faces £650M UK Claim Over Emergency Network
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