Telecommunications Archive » February, 2025

Telecommunications - February, 2025

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• 9th Circ. Keeps Mass Starz Privacy Arbitration Consolidated
• T-Mobile Touts Broadband Benefits Of US Cellular Deal
• FCC Slaps Pirate Radio Stations With $400K In Fines
• Up Next At High Court: Gun Violence Liability & Nuclear Waste
• Frontier Communications Must Face Suit Over Woman's Death
• Ex-White House Cyber Pro Joins Sidley As DC Privacy Partner
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Alsup Halts 'Illegal' Firings Of Probationary Federal Workers
• CORRECTED: FCC OKs 1st Rules For Spectrum Auction Since 2020
• FCC Looking At Making TV Commercials Pipe Down Again
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. To Keep Apple Out Of Google Case
• FCC Expands 'Do Not Originate' Rules To Curb Robocalls
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Netflix PTAB Win Over Chip Patent
• Yellow Corp. Beats Teamsters In WARN Act Row
• Racing Corvettes Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Arkansas Hits GM With Suit Over 'Deceptive' Driver Data Sales
• Colo. Panel Presses Plaintiff On Apparent Litigation Flip-Flop
• Trump Orders Fed Agencies To Plan For Large Layoffs
• Senators Want Federal Broadband Money To Be Tax-Exempt
• Broadcasters Say Next-Gen TV Transition Must Move Faster
• Capital One Can't Delete Suit Over 'Refer A Friend' Texts
• Web Liability Fix Faces 'Persuasive' Test, FCC Expert Says
• Questions Remain After Justices' Narrow E-Rate FCA Ruling
• Albright Won't Rethink Tossing VolP-Pal's Patent Fights
• Trump Says FCC Right To Probe '60 Minutes' Interview Editing
• Top Dem Urges Trump To Leave Independent Agencies Alone
• DOJ Says RealPage Can't Ditch Antitrust Claims
• Attorneys Must Act Now To Protect Judicial Independence
• Colo. Anti-SLAPP Cases Highlight Dismiss Standard Disparity
• Siyata Mobile Buys Game Developer In $160M Deal
• NJ RICO Case Toss Leaves AG Irate, Defense Attys Elated
• DC Judge Blocks Trump's Federal Funding Freeze
• Total High Speed Coverage In Alaska 'Not Realistic,' FCC Told
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Consumers' Qualcomm Antitrust Suit
• GoDaddy, Tech Co. Quietly Agree To Kill Antitrust Suit
• Meta Says 9th Circ. Shouldn't Touch Antitrust Cert. Denial
• State Telecom Roundup: AI On Everyone's Minds
• Ex-Privacy Board Members Sue Trump Over Firings
• Rural Wireless Cos. Concerned About 5G Fund Rollout
• Rethinking 'No Comment' For Clients Facing Public Crises
• FCC Probes IHeart Practices Amid Broadcast Payola Inquiry
• Former Banner Witcoff Name Partner Dies At 99
• Former FCC Space Bureau Chief Joins DLA Piper In DC
• FCC Hires US House Lawyer As Regulator's Deputy GC
• Telefónica's $1.2B Argentina Unit Sale Faces Antitrust Probe
• FCC Set To Change View On Online Platforms' Liability Shield
• Bezos Satellite Co. Seeks To Block His Paper In Docs Dispute
• Charter Communications Keeps Trade Secrets Suit In Conn.
• How Design Thinking Can Help Lawyers Find Purpose In Work
• Elizabeth Holmes Loses 9th Circ. Appeal Over Theranos Fraud
• High Court Declines To Review Reach Of Trade Secrets Law
• Justices Won't Rehear Case Against NY Broadband Price Cap
• High Court Rejects Dish's Bid For Atty Fees For PTAB Work
• NY Judge Extends Block On DOGE's Treasury Access
• FTC's Holyoak Has Her Eyes On DeepSeek
• Verizon, T-Mobile Push For More Room In Upper C-Band
• WebMD Users Secure Class Certification In Video Privacy Suit
• Trade Secrets Dispute Between Cell Tower Cos. Stays Alive
• Telecom Biz Re-Ups Push To Exempt BEAD Funds From Taxes
• 'Unsupported Conclusions' Doom Ad App Suit Against Google
• Ga. Provider Bashes FCC Over Subsidy Verification Rules
• 10 Issues To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting
• Will Independent Federal Agencies Remain Independent?
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Cops Over 'Sense-Enhancing' IPhone
• Compliance Pointers For DOJ's Sweeping Data Security Rule
• High Court Finds FCC's E-Rate Subject To False Claims Act
• DOJ Says Job Protections For ALJs Are Unconstitutional
• X, Social Media Biz Settle TM Fight
• FCC Dem Decries 'Partisan Investigations' Of Broadcast TV
• Guinea Fends Off Push To Enforce $22M Telecom Award
• 11th Circ. Asked To Reinstate FCC's One-To-One Consent Rule
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: February Lessons
• What To Expect From The New FCC Chair
• Competition Group Of The Year: Cravath
• Sen. Warren Wants DOJ To Probe Disney-FuboTV Deal
• Career Telecom Attorney Joins Greenberg Traurig In DC
• Defense Strategies For Politically Charged Prosecutions
• Competitive Weightlifting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Eaton Fire Class Action Blames SoCal Edison Power Lines
• Netflix Wants IP Atty Sanctioned Over Alleged Doc Sharing
• Mich. Gaming Board Can't Block Horse-Race Betting App
• Broadband Maps Should ID Subsidized Networks, FCC Told
• Space Tech Co. Denied Injunction In Amazon Contract Row
• FCC Decision To Nix Complaint Against Fox TV Appealed
• US Lagging China In Spectrum Use, Experts Tell Senate
• 11th Circ. TCPA Ruling Signals Erosion Of Judicial Deference
• Blue Cross Of NC Finalizes $1.67M TCPA Deal Over Robocalls
• Trump Exec Order Expands Control Over Independent Agencies
• Net Neutrality Supporters Want 6th Circ. Redo On FCC Rule
• IPhone Buyers Can't Get Apple DOJ Docs Before Discovery
• Saudi Prince Gets Appeal Court Win In $1.2B Bankruptcy Fight
• Howard Lutnick Wins Senate Nod To Lead Commerce Dept.
• Telecoms Hope New Ag Secretary Pushes Permit Reform
• 'Not For Sale': OpenAI Rebuffs Musk's $97.4B Takeover Bid
• Trump Aims To End Limits On President's Power To Fire
• At 'Fly In,' Carriers Stress Broadband Funding To Lawmakers
• Texas Investigates DeepSeek For State Privacy Law Breach
• Bill Opposing Artists' Radio Station Royalties Back In House
• FCC Could Pull Equipment OKs For New Dahua US Owner
• Texas 911 Agencies Back GPS Alternative At FCC
• Inconsistent Injury-In-Fact Rules Hinder Federal Practice
• Judge Leaves Curbs On DOGE Treasury Access After Hearing
• DeepSeek's Rapid Rise Adds Fuel To AI Policy Push
• US Will Weigh In As Justices Consider $1.3B India Award Suit
• Apple Pushes DC Circ. To Intervene In Google Remedies Case
• Senate Dems Say FCC Looking To 'Punish' Broadcasters
• Madigan Verdict Caps Stunning Fall For Powerful Chicago Pol
• Jury Clears Cisco In IP Trial Over Routers, Axes Patent
• Sens. Hope To Clear Up Delays In Broadband Supply Chain
• In-House Counsel Pointers For Preserving Atty-Client Privilege
• Musk Says He'll Drop OpenAI Bid If It Scraps 'For Profit' Plans
• House Republicans Launch Effort To Craft Data Privacy Law
• OpenAI Says Musk Takeover Bid 'Exposes' Intent Behind Suit
• Software Co. Looks To Keep Ex-Chair From Transferring Stock
• FCC Chief Says Comcast To Be Probed For Supporting DEI
• Colo. Judge Tosses Online Fax Co.'s Junk Ad Suit
• Google Must Face Wiretapping Suit Over AI-Powered Assistant
• Meta User Antitrust Suit Gets Nov. 17 Trial Date
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Guilty Of Bribery In Mixed Verdict
• Collecting Rare Books Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Tells Agencies To Plan 'Large-Scale' Cuts With Musk
• Public Disclosure Shields US Cellular From Auction Fraud Suit
• ​​​​​​​FCC's Subsidy Fund Like 'Bureaucrat's Dream,' Justices Told
• Patent Attys Can Be Liable For Fees Too, Justices Told
• 9th Circ. Doubts X Plaintiff Can Revive Phone Data Suit
• End 'Cableopoly' Over Broadband Consumers, 5G Groups Say
• HPE Says Juniper Deal Is Needed To Compete With Top Players
• DC Circ. Won't Pause Google Search Case For Apple Appeal
• BT Fends Off Customers' Bid To Revive £1.3B Class Action
• Judge Should Not Have Been Reprimanded For Alito Essay
• Xcel, Telecom Cos. Say Colo. Fire Plaintiffs Can't Opt Out Of Trial
• GOP Sens. Restart Effort To Get Lawmaker OK For Major Regs
• Apple Urges 9th Circ. Not To Revive Web App Antitrust Suit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Officers' Immunity For Getting Phone Contents
• FTC Can't Get Cap On Meta's Up To 86 Antitrust Trial Witnesses
• Apple Says Child Porn Detection Suit Can't Stand
• 'Noxious' Anti-Qualcomm Media Blitz Won't Be Blocked
• Apple Pushes DC Circ. To Pause Google Search Case
• FCC Ready To Lower The 'Boom' On Raucous Commercials
• Prison Phone Co. Tells FCC Rate Cap Rules Cost Too Much
• Bird Shelter Settles 2nd Nuisance Calls Suit With UnitedHealth
• Verizon Escapes Workers' Suit Over Lead-Covered Cables
• Charter Used Forfeited 401(k) Funds For Itself, Suit Says
• Lights, Camera, Ethics? TV Lawyers Tend To Set Bad Example
• FCC Aims To Expand 'Do Not Originate' Call Coverage
• Judiciary Dems Want Ethics Probe Into Musk's DOGE Work
• Copyright Office Seeks Info On Performance Rights Groups
• NJ Statehouse Catch-Up: Offshore Wind, AI, Neurodiversity
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. Not To Delay Google Search Fix For Apple
• Justices Urged To Take On PTAB Atty Fee Fight
• Virginia Senate Looks To Ban Sale Of People's Location Data
• Del.'s Quiet Ambition To Tweak Chancery, Stem Feared DExit
• Gov't Told Higher Power Devices Can Squeeze Into CBRS
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Police Misused 'Sense-Enhancing' iPhone
• Accountant-Owned Law Firms Could Blur Ethical Lines
• House Bill Aims To Ban DeepSeek On Gov't Devices
• Will NFL Let Kendrick Call Drake A Pedophile At Super Bowl?
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Earthlink Investors' Attys Score $28M In Merger Suit
• Stay On Right Side Of Payola Rules, FCC Warns Stations
• FCC Says No To Ohio Group's Bid For Low Power FM Station
• EIP Grows US Team With 2 Pranger Law Attys
• FTC GOP Focusing On Merger 'Friction,' AI, 'Censorship'
• Texas' Google Ad Tech Trial Delayed From March To August
• Allstate Collected, Sold Driver Data, Suit Alleges
• Critical Steps For Navigating Intensified OFAC Enforcement
• DC Circ. Cellphone Ruling Upends Law Enforcement Protocol
• Leave Power Limits Alone In CBRS Airwaves, FCC Told
• Carr Names Project 2025 Co-Author As FCC General Counsel
• AI Will Soon Transform The E-Discovery Industrial Complex
• Dish Gets Nothing After $3.9M Fee Award Axed In IP Appeal
• Bill To Restrict Kids' Social Media Use Heads To Full Senate
• Justices Asked If Fact Dispute Bars Patent Eligibility Rulings
• FCC Seeks Input On CBS Station 'News Distortion' Complaint
• Judge Sides With DC In Telecom's School Network Suit
• FCC To Launch Spectrum Sale, Eyes More C-Band Use
• RealPage Says Missing Market Power Dooms Antitrust Suit
• Senate Panel Approves Car AM Radio, Rural Broadband Bills
• Entertainment-Focused SPAC Raises $200M To Purse Merger
• When Innovation Overwhelms The Rule Of Law
• Engaging With Feds On Threats To Executives, Employees
• Lawmakers Vote To Advance Commerce Nominee Lutnick
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Google Gets OkCaller's 'Incoherent' Antitrust Claims Tossed
• Meta Can't Be Sued For Church Mass Shooting, 4th Circ. Says
• FCC Floats $4.4M Robocall Fine Against Telecom Network
• FCC Drops 5th Circ. Defense Of Nonbinary Gender Category
• Colo. Hid Problems With Fiber-Optic Install Project, Suit Says
• Lawmakers Hit Replay On Bill For Singers' Radio Royalties
• Apple Asks DC Circ. To Pause Google Search Case For Appeal
• Wash. Gov. Orders Look At Data Centers' Tax Revenue Impact
• Trump Names Sen. Cruz Aide To Lead NTIA
• Imagine The Possibilities Of Openly Autistic Lawyering
• Google Fights Uphill To Scrap Antitrust Verdict At 9th Circ.
• Maryland Kids' Privacy Law Latest To Face Legal Challenge
• DOJ Poised To Prosecute Threat-Makers Against DOGE
• PTAB Must Rethink 3G Sisvel Ruling, Fed. Circ. Says
• Faulty LA County Wildfire Alerts Probed By Congress
• Child Porn Victims Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Claims Against X
• Don't Give Tribes 'Veto Power' In Alaska Deployment, FCC Told
• ICE Must Offer Pa. Detainees Virtual Access To NJ Courts
• Trial Court Won't Pause Google Search Case For Apple Appeal
• Miss. Republican Renews Push For Nat'l Broadband Strategy
• 4 Keys To Litigating In An Active Regulatory Environment
• Documentary Filmmaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer