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Telecommunications - August, 2025

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• Google Expert Says Its Disclosures Avoid 'Cognitive Overload'
• US, Others Warn Of China-Backed Cyber Threats To Networks
• Sinclair Presses FCC To Set NextGen TV Switch Date
• FCC Pressed To Expand NC Carrier's High-Cost Aid
• 10 Questions For New FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty
• FTC Calls Judge 'Fundamentally Mistaken' On Media Matters
• Unpacking The BIS Guidance On Chinese AI Chip Use
• Baker Botts Adds 2 More Lateral Partners In NY
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Make A Deal
• Google Exec. Disputes '30 Stories' Of Data Claim At Trial
• Standard General's Racial Bias Claims Against FCC Fall Flat
• Capital One Beats Robocall Class Cert. Appeal At 4th Circ.
• How This Firm Hit Its Stride With 9-Figure Patent Verdicts
• Peru Telecom Takes Fight Over $168M Of Awards To DC Circ.
• FCC Ordered To Turn Over More DOGE Docs
• Annual Report Shows CFIUS Extending Its Reach In 2024
• 11th Circ. Ruling Shows Federal Question Jurisdiction Limits
• From Clerkship To Law Firm: 5 Transition Tips For Associates
• White & Case-Led EchoStar Sells Spectrum To AT&T For $23B
• 9th Circ. Will Hear New Args In $1.3B India Award Suit
• 'Bring Him In': Judge Blasts Google Atty Over Witness Travel
• Empire Sues AT&T, Lenovo After $12.5M IP Win Over Samsung
• Ill. Panel Won't Revive Race Bias Suit Against AT&T Unit
• 4th Circ. Rejects CEO's Bid To Toss Wire Fraud Guilty Plea
• Google Can't Pause IP Suit To Wait On Justices' Cox Decision
• X Sues Apple, OpenAI For Cutting 'Anticompetitive' Deal
• More Than 1,200 Telcoms Booted From Phone Networks
• Economists Say FCC Copper Line Phaseout Needed
• Nexstar Says Pride Memo Apology Didn't Name Managers
• Epic's 9th Circ. Case Against Apple Draws Amicus Support
• Associates Can Earn Credibility By Investing In Relationships
• USPTO Allows Discretionary Denials For 3-Year-Old Patents
• Groups Say T-Mobile-UScellular Deal Needed Full FCC Vote
• Startup Accelerator Backs Epic In Apple Case At 9th Circ.
• Apple Users' Attys Near OK On $28.5M Fees For Privacy Deal
• Newsmax Says FCC Can't Ditch TV Ownership Cap
• Trending At The PTAB: IPR Memo And Its Fed. Circ. Backdrop
• FTC Can't Pause Order Blocking Media Matters Probe
• Motorola Wins Contempt Order Over Hytera Subsidiary Sale
• Lessons From 7th Circ.'s Deleted Chat Sanctions Ruling
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Weil, Fried Frank
• Google Got App Data Profits After Pledging Privacy, Jury Told
• FTC Warns Tech Cos. To Honor Data Vows In Foreign Dealings
• FCC Seeks Feedback On New Pole Attachment Deadlines
• Epic Says Google Can't Dodge App Store Trade Libel Claims
• Sometimes Int'l Competition Should Trump Antitrust Concerns
• C-Band Payment Clearinghouse Officially Wound Down
• FCC Seeks Feedback Before Ditching Truth-In-Billing Rules
• FCC Dings NC FM Station For Unapproved Transfer Of Control
• Quilting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Supersede California's Voice Over IP Rules, FCC Urged
• Google Duped App Users With 'Fake' Privacy Button, Jury Told
• Civil Rights Org. Urges FCC Not To Ditch Nat'l Ownership Cap
• 9th Circ. Told Apple, Google CEO Meeting Aids Antitrust Claim
• Alaska Telecom Fights Changes To Buildout Rules
• Wash. 5G Provider Inks $1.2M Deal In Overtime Suit
• Google To Pay $35M For Australian Search Antitrust Violations
• Utility Agency Suits May Rise As Calif. Justices Nix Deference
• 2 Appellate Rulings Offer Clickwrap Enforcement Road Map
• Verizon, Headwater Settle Dispute After $175M Patent Verdict
• FCC Denies Carrier's Bid To Avoid Rural Fund Clawback
• Trans Pilot Says Influencer Is Liable For Crash Comments
• Capitol Hill Aides See NTIA Renewal As Crucial This Year
• Google Should Pay Billions To App Users For Data, Jury Told
• FCC Democrat Poised To Sue If Trump Seeks Her Removal
• FCC Expected To Move Soon On Media Ownership Regs
• SpaceX Rebuffs Effort To Revisit Space Launch Rules
• Mich. AG Fights Roku's Bid To Dismiss Data Privacy Claims
• FTC Fights Order Blocking Media Matters Probe
• Public Broadcasters Alarmed At Warning Grant Cuts
• What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI
• 5 Firms Build $6.2B Nexstar, Tegna Media Mega-Merger
• NetChoice Expert Cut From La. Suit Amid AI Fabrication Claims
• Colo. AG Blasts FCC's T-Mobile, Skydance Approvals
• Fired DOJ Antitrust Deputy Warns Of Lobbyist Influence
• NY Judge Questions Brazilian Co. Oi's Ch. 15-To-Ch. 11 Shift
• Top Takeaways From Trump's AI Action Plan
• Reel Justice: 'Eddington' Spotlights Social Media Evidence
• NJ Firms End Battle Over $25M Fee In Verizon Pole Injury Case
• Ohio State Court Finds Google Is Not A Common Carrier
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• Electronics-Makers Urge FCC To Extend Hearing Aid Standards
• 'Alarm Should Ring': Judge Blocks FTC's Media Matters Probe
• Stewart Issues Dozens More Discretionary Denial Decisions
• DC Circ. Says $92M Sprint, T-Mobile Privacy Fine Is Here To Stay
• Microsoft Unit Agrees To Pay $8.5M In MOVEIt Hack MDL
• NetChoice Sues Colo. Over Social Media Warnings For Minors
• Bid To Stop Spectrum Rule Waiver Renewed At FCC
• Production Co.'s Subpoena Over Pirated Film Fails At 9th Circ.
• Charter Hid Losses After FCC Subsidies Ended, Investor Says
• Acting USPTO Head Returns Amazon's IP Challenge To PTAB
• New Jersey AG Slams Power Broker's 'Flawed' Appeal Brief
• AT&T Seeks Approval To Halt Copper Service After Thefts
• Judge Punts On ProPay Sanctions In TelexFree Suit
• FCC Warns Of Possible $2.4M Pirate Radio Fines In Ill., Conn.
• 5 Ways Lawyers Can Earn Back The Public's Trust
• Fla. Judge Won't Require Snap To Heed Teen Social Media Law
• 6th Circ. Upholds FCC's Telecom Data Breach Rules
• SpaceX Calls Va. Broadband Funding Plan 'Wasteful'
• Rumble's Ad Boycott Suit Tossed For Now
• Dr. Phil Media Co. Must Hand Over Texts, Emails In Ch. 11
• FCC Member Sees Special Authority As Key To Defense Tech
• Minn. Telecom Officials Decry Push For Fed Preemption
• Mich. Panel Greenlights 911 Dispatcher's Whistleblower Suit
• FCC Urged To Tackle Health, Enviro Impacts From Cellphones
• AP Says DOJ Can't Turn Info Sharing Into Views Suppression
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive RFCyber Mobile Data Patent
• Justices Allow Mississippi's Social Media Age Verification Law
• Hiking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4th, 11th Circs. Shoot Down Local Gov't Cell Tower Denials
• FCC Waives Local Radio Ownership Cap In East Texas
• OpenAI, Microsoft Beat Musk's RICO Claims In For-Profit Fight
• FCC Pushes Back Prison Call Fee Reports After Rule Delay
• Media Matters Judge 'Troubled' By FTC Subpoena Args
• Cloud Services Co. Asks FCC To Grant Numbering Access
• DC Circ. Ruling Augurs More Scrutiny Of Blanket Gag Orders
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills
• Docs Take NJ Telemedicine Restrictions Fight To 3rd Circ.
• Carriers Must State If Phones They Sell Are Locked, FCC Told
• CenturyLink Can't Duck $1.3M Wash. 911 Outage Fine
• Forge Ahead On Cellphone Hearing Aid Rules, FCC Told
• AT&T, T-Mobile Settle Patent Suit After $175M Verizon Verdict
• FCC Urged To Ramp Up Mobile High-Cost Support
• 3 Firms Get $600K In Fees After DialAmerica Data Breach Deal
• Bar Exam Reform Must Expand Beyond A Single Updated Test
• Petition Seeks FCC Files On Trump-Skydance Meeting
• Uber's Tip Led FBI To $5M 'Grandparent Scam' Ring, Feds Say
• Disney Accuses InterDigital Of Monopolizing Video Tech
• The Patent Eligibility Eras Tour: 11 Years Of Post-Alice Tumult
• GCI To Pay $10K To End Fed Probe Over Alaska Cable Permit
• Rural Health Providers Say FCC Subsidy Rules Unclear
• FCC Subsidy Foes Again Attack Fund's Quarterly Fees
• Data Co. Asks DC Circ. To Revive $22M Guinea Award Bid
• AGs Target Voice Providers In 'Operation Robocall Roundup'
• House Lawmakers Probe Antitrust In Sports Broadcasting
• NTIA Urged To Let States Decide On 'Anchor' Funding
• A Simple Way Courts Can Help Attys Avoid AI Hallucinations
• FCC Republican Names Senior Legal Adviser
• Calif. Judge Shuts Off Some Netflix Patent Claims In Suit
• Suit Alleges Offshore Sportsbook Ignored Opt-Out Requests
• AT&T Faces Suit After Fiber Optic Cable Kills Texas Woman
• Citing 'Seinfeld,' Nostalgic Judge Pares SmartSky Patent Suit
• Match Beats Rest Of British Telecommunications Patent Suit
• Advocates Won't Ask Justices To Revive Net Neutrality Rules
• Latest T-Mobile Deal Suggests DOJ-FCC Spectrum Tension
• PE Firm Peppertree Gets $300M Award In Telecoms Fight OK'd
• Fed. Circ. Undoes LG's $14M Trial Loss, Invalidating Patent
• Judge Tosses $150M Royalties Suit Against SiriusXM
• Stewart Rejects 8 IPR Petitions While Overriding May Denial
• Google Loses Bid To Send Patent Case From WDTX To Calif.
• Texas Modernizes Barratry Ban To Include Online Outreach
• Health Insurance Telemarketers Cough Up $145M In FTC Suits
• Google Wants Epic's Claims Tossed After Samsung Deal
• Motorola Surveillance App Teed Up For 1st Circ. Review
• FCC Chucks Nearly 100 'Outdated' Broadcast Rules
• FCC Plans To Narrow Enviro Rules For Broadband Projects
• HPE-Juniper Judge Shuns More Direct Comment On DOJ Deal
• California Anti-Deepfake Law Struck Down By Judge
• Creating Botanical Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Blocks 185 Voice Providers For Breaking Robocall Regs
• Gray TV Urges FCC To Stick With Next-Gen Transition
• Local Gov'ts Oppose FCC's Fast-Track Rule Cut Process
• Broadcasters Worry Upper C-Band Moves Could Cause Harm
• Rev Up Unlicensed Device Power In 6 GHz, FCC Told
• Overtime Sports Sued Over Early Morning Marketing Texts
• DOJ, Google Get OK For 2-Week Ad Tech Remedies Trial
• Juniper, Correct Transmission Reach Deal To End Patent Suit
• Novo Nordisk Lodges Suits Over 'Knockoff' Semaglutide Meds
• Apple Looks To Nix Consumer Antitrust Case, Decertify Class
• NTIA Says States Can't Regulate Rates In Broadband Program
• FCC Asked To Reconsider Paramount-Skydance Deal
• Feds Charge 2 With Shipping Nvidia AI Chips To China
• Google Ad Exchange Rival Follows DOJ With Antitrust Suit
• NAB Says Streamers' Success Makes 39% Cap Outdated
• FCC Moves Ahead On Controversial Broadband Inquiry
• The Legal Education Status Quo Is No Longer Tenable
• Amazon, DC AG Seek To Delay Antitrust Trial To May 2027
• NBC Defeats Nunes Defamation Suit Over Maddow Show
• FCC Told States, Cities To Blame For Broadband Delays
• MOVEit Data Breach MDL Advances With Slimmed Frame
• Phone Dealer Fights Sanctions Bid In Stolen Shipment Suit
• Frontier, Verizon To Invest $8M In Rural Arizona Broadband Fix
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Google Says Term Limits Only Needed For Some Search Fixes
• Circuit Split On Geofence Warrants 'Intolerable,' Justices Told
• DC Circ. Upholds FCC's Foreign Sponsorship Rule
• 4th Circ. Says Lead Paint Suit Rightly Returned To State Court
• Lawmakers Jumpstart Work On Telecom Subsidy Reform
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Relevance Redactions
• States Can't Block Trump Admin's Cuts To Science Grants
• IP Owners Largely Win In Stewart's Newest Discretion Orders
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Revive Amazon Biometric Data Suit
• Right-Wing Duo Cop To Robocall Voter Suppression Charges
• Investors Fight Sanctions Over Telecom Arbitration Dispute
• Dems Want Probe Of DOJ's HPE-Juniper Settlement
• Senate Bill Would Ramp Up Oversight Of FCC Broadband Map
• Senate Dem Pitches Way To Keep TikTok Online Without Sale
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In July
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• FCC Lets Univ. Use CBRS For Salt Lake City Research Tool
• FCC Asked To Narrow Undersea Cable Rule's License DQs
• Section 1983 Has Promise After End Of Nationwide Injunctions
• 9th Circ. Pauses Google Play Store Order In Antitrust Row
• Banking TCPA Rule Changes Go Too Far, Consumer Org. Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ax Of Claims In Network Speed Patents
• Fiber Internet Co. Everstream Cleared For $385M Ch. 11 Sale
• Trump's 2nd Term Puts Merger Remedies Back On The Table
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London