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Telecommunications - October, 2025

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• Community 'Anchors' Set Sights On More Connectivity Funds
• Gov't Owes $330K In Fees For NSF Funding Fight, Court Told
• 1st Circ. Refuses To Transfer FCC Prison Phone Rate Case
• OpenAI Opposes 'Cookie-Cutter' Google Search Fixes
• Federal Action Sought To Boost Low Earth Orbit Satellites
• Headwater, Apple Reach Deal To Close Patent Cases
• Squires Vows To Open USPTO Doors To AI Technologies
• CFIUS Trends May Shift Under 'America First' Policy
• FCC Plans To Drop More Regs Covering 'Obsolete' Techs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Apple, Google Fight Bids To Depose CEOs In Antitrust Suit
• Squires' National Security Fears Over RPIs Draw Skepticism
• Judge Says FCA Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution
• Fiber Optics Co. Agrees To Reforms To End Derivative Suit
• FCC Dem Concerned About Broadband 'Bridge To Nowhere'
• Google Tells Justices Epic Order Makes Court Central Planner
• H-1B Fee Guidance Is Helpful But Notable Uncertainty Persists
• SpaceX's China Ties Require Scrutiny, FCC Told
• Verizon Fights USPTO Bid To Block Fed. Circ. Patent Appeal
• Cox Wants Justices To Erase ISP Liability Verdict
• Ex-Amazon Coder Again Avoids Prison For Capital One Hack
• AT&T Sues Watchdog Over Luke Wilson Ad Cease And Desist
• Lessons From Del. Chancery Court's New Activision Decision
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Says State AGs Can't 'Second-Guess' HPE Merger Deal
• ZoomInfo Must Face Investors' Accounting Fraud Suit
• Where PTAB Institution Reviews Stand As Squires Takes Lead
• Google Loses Bid To Transfer Monopolization Case To Calif.
• OpenAI Co-Founder Dodges Musk Contempt Bid, For Now
• GOP Senators Push For Judge Boasberg's Impeachment
• FCC Looks To Reverse Dems' Telecom Cybersecurity Ruling
• Google, Epic Can't Delay Play Store Injunction Any Longer
• Cruz Claims Calif. Lifeline Undermines Fed. Immigration Law
• FCC To Vote On Opening More C-Band For Wireless Use
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• Copper Lines Must Stay Due To Wireless Radiation, FCC Told
• Judge Nixes Lawsuit Seeking Mich. Courts' Recordings
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Coupon Company Seeks To Halt Class Discovery In TCPA Suit
• FCC's New Submarine Cable Rules Take Effect In Nov.
• Chamber Urges Fed. Circ. To Resolve Texas Patent Venue Split
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive IPhone Web App Antitrust Suit
• Gov't Must Avoid Overlapping AI Regs, Trade Group Says
• NPR Says Its Grant Funds Should Be Frozen, Not Spent
• Dr. Phil Media Co. Bankruptcy Converted To Ch. 7
• FCC Floats Rules To Streamline Space Biz Licensing
• FCC Aims To Chop Several Broadband 'Nutrition' Label Regs
• FCC Raises Prison Phone Rate Caps, Scrapping Dems' Effort
• What To Know About Interim Licenses In Global FRAND Cases
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• Google Liable Again As DOJ's Ad Tech Win Extends To MDL
• Apple Gets Class Decertified In App Store Antitrust Case
• Uncertainty Will Follow If $181M Verdict Is Axed, Fed. Circ. Told
• Dems Say $6.2B Nexstar-Tegna Deal Breaches Ownership Cap
• More Action Needed On Upper Microwave Bands, FCC Told
• Korean Developers Defend Google Play Store Antitrust Claims
• Compliance Tips Amid Rising FTC Scrutiny Of Minors' Privacy
• Latham Hires 19-Year Commerce Dept. Vet In DC As Counsel
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• Miss. OKs Transfer Of Rural Development Funding
• FCC Knocked For Weakening Broadband Nutrition Labels
• Justices' Cox Ruling Could Have Domino Effect On AI Cos.
• FCC Can't Justify New Prison Call Fee, Advocates Say
• USPTO Chief To Review PTAB Ruling On Tire Sensor Patent
• FCC Poised To Pull 5 China-Linked Cos. From Lab Testing
• Federal Circuit Backs PTAB's Ax Of Charging Patent
• Texas Dials Up Exposure With App Store, Telemarketing Laws
• Ex-Amazon Coder Says She's Turned Life Around Since Hack
• Debt Co. Owner Says CFPB Erred With $5.8M Restitution Bid
• Split DC Circ. Won't Lift Block On FTC's Media Matters Probe
• Google Rips $425M Privacy Verdict As Users Seek $2.4B More
• Truist Bank $4M Robocall Deal, $1.3M Fee Get Final OK
• RingConn Settles With Oura After ITC Import Ban
• Ex-Copyright Leaders, Media Groups Back Cox Piracy Liability
• FCC's Carr Sees Ongoing Consumer Harm From Shutdown
• Neb. Republican Says Fiber Critical To Broadband Effort
• Tech Org. Calls Next-Gen TV Tuner Mandate Bad Idea
• Senate Clears Bill For FCC List Of Foreign Authorizations
• Telecom Co. Viasat Shakes Off Patent Suit In Calif.
• Yelp's Tying Claim Against Google Can Move Ahead
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Meta Beats False Ad Suit Over Bricked Devices, For Now
• Gilstrap, Albright Flouting Venue Law, Fed. Circ. Told
• Apple, Google Found To Hold 'Strategic Market Status' In UK
• Gutting Broadband Labels Erodes Consumer Trust, FCC Told
• Bankers Ask FCC To Further Delay Call Consent Rule To 2027
• Straight Path Class Attys Appeal $1.2B Damage Claim Toss
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• Montana Tribe's $325K Public Safety Bid Too High, Feds Say
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: COVID Coverage, A Suspect Signature
• X Defends Antitrust Case Over Apple's Deal With OpenAI
• Broadcast Distributors Decry Blackout Of Nexstar Stations
• Salesforce Gets Sex-Trafficking Suit Paused For Criminal Case
• Chime Seeks Exit From Class Suit Over 'Refer A Friend' Texts
• Senate Panel Clears Aviation Safety Bill After DCA Collision
• Foreign Robocall Task Force Bill Gets Through Sen. Committee
• ISPs Put Almost $90B Into Networks Last Year, Report Says
• NTIA Looks To Surpass Budget Law's FCC Auction Target
• FCC Urged To Rescind Pulling Of Equipment Testing Labs
• Telecom Lender Carriox Units Hit Ch. 11 With $500M+ Debt
• 5G Broadcast Called Potential 'Force Multiplier' For Industry
• OpenAI Says It Owes Musk Nothing In For-Profit Move
• DC Says It's Ready To Pick Subgrantees For BEAD Money
• Meta Faces Massive Cut To $167M Win Over WhatsApp Hack
• Squires Gives Entropic Chance To Save Patent Claims
• Radio Co. Challenges Nielsen's National-Local Data 'Tying'
• Mobile Cos. Ask FCC To Revisit Local Interconnection Rule
• Give Small Jails More Time On FCC Rate Caps, Rep. Says
• Bank Seeks Atty Fees For 'Vexatious' Patent Suit
• Wiley Hires Former FBI, Mandiant, Google Cloud Leader In DC
• Texas Youth Join Big Tech In Challenging New App Store Law
• Charter-Cox Deal Called Rational, Given Cable Biz Decline
• W.Va. Says Pole Owners Must Replace Old Utility Poles
• Mich. College Must Face Meta Pixel Tracking Class Action
• Texas Readies $1.3B Spending Plan For Broadband Access
• Federal Courts To Scale Back Operations Amid Shutdown
• Verizon Scraps Ad For Free Google Pixel After AT&T Objects
• Industry Calls On Policymakers To Tackle Telecom Vandalism
• Barton Lands Ex-BigLaw M&A Partner In NY
• High Court, Not A Single Justice, Should Decide On Recusal
• Fed. Judge Keeps X's Suit Against Apple, OpenAI In Texas
• Lumen Wants 'Speculative' $1.4B Pension Swap Suit Tossed
• Tech Group Aims To Ax Texas' App Store Age Verification Law
• NY Counties Want Court To Toss Rest Of 911 Tribal Bias Suit
• Macy's, Discount Tire Co. Hit With Wash. Anti-Spam Suits
• NetChoice Fights Colo. 'Cigarette-Style' Social Media Law
• FCC Republican Calls Upper C-Band Rework Critical To 6G
• High Court's FCC Broadcast Rulings Criticized As 'Outdated'
• FTC's Consumer Finance Pivot Brings Industry Pros And Cons
• Amazon Ruling Marks New Era Of Personal Liability For Execs
• Trump Admin Must Turn Over Signal Chats, Group Says
• Music Giants Say Cox Case Isn't About Grandma Losing Wi-Fi
• Traveling Solo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Keysight Completes £1.2B Purchase Of Telecoms Biz Spirent
• Intel, Deutsche Telekom Win Renewal Bid For $139M Award
• Parents Urge 9th Circ. To Reject Meta's Section 230 Appeal
• States Want To Keep Eye On $14B HPE-Juniper Deal Review
• Fed. Circ. Again Urged To Probe Settled Expectations Rule
• Newsmax Says It Can Refile Fox Antitrust Fight In Wisconsin
• DC Think Tank Says It Wants FBI FISA Compliance Docs
• Carriers Take Heat From Hill GOP Over Sens.' Phone Data
• FCC Looks To Pull Hong Kong Telecom's US Authorization
• Phone-Maker Oppo Wants Out Of Apple Trade Secret Case
• Sen. Panel To Consider Bill Meant To Curb Foreign Scam Calls
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Client Service
• Altice Rejects €17B Bid From French Telecoms Operators
• Apple Judge May Decertify Antitrust Class, But Not Toss Case
• Fla. AG Hits Roku With Privacy Suit Over Kids' Data Handling
• Mass. Judge Strikes Down Pentagon's Research Rate Cap
• Squires Calls For 2nd Look At PTAB Wins By Visa
• Hytera 'Can't Be Trusted,' Motorola Says In Push For Payment
• Rural Phone Co. Asks FCC To Revisit $3M Subsidy Clawback
• Don't Raise Power Levels In Shared Band, Advocates Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 9th Circ. Weighs Antrix's Bid To Nix Approval Of $1.3B Award
• New US-UK Tech Deal Offers Opportunities To Boost Growth
• Musk Accuses OpenAI Ex-Exec Of Subpoena 'Cat And Mouse'
• 'LinkedIn For Doctors' Accused In Chancery Of Inflating Data
• Cisco Tells Albright $65.7M Patent Verdict Was Rightly Axed
• FCC's Carr Reminds Retailers To Heed Banned Equipment List
• Space Biz Could Get FCC Boost In Upper Microwave Bands
• Prosecutors, Ex-AT&T Exec To Resolve Bribery Case With DPA
• FCC Pushes For New Rules To Help Retire Copper
• Government Contractor Hit With Class Action For Data Breach
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Adapting To Private Practice: 3 Tips On Finding The Right Job
• EDTX Jury Says Samsung Owes $445.5M After Patent Trial
• Musk's X Posts Trigger Disclosure In NYT Suit, Judge Rules
• X, XAI Say Texas Best, Fastest Court For OpenAI-Apple Suit
• House Republican Wants Pentagon Spectrum 'Veto' Scrapped
• FCC Looks To Scale Down Broadband 'Nutrition' Label Reg
• Mobile Game Co. To Pay $25M To End Chancery Investor Suit
• AG Watch: Va. Race Spotlights Consumer Protection Priorities
• Clearview AI's £7.5M GDPR Fine Faces Renewed Scrutiny
• Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Tells Justices 5th Circ. Used Jarkesy To Gut Enforcement
• GOP Sens. Talk Big Tech Censorship While Dems Talk Kimmel
• Decade-Old $139M Telecoms Award Still Unpaid, Court Hears
• 'I Don't Want To Be A Referee,' Google Search Judge Says
• Software Co.'s Ex-Chair Faces Jurist Ire Over 'Sloppy' Practices
• FCC Wants Caller ID Expanded In Anti-Robocall Regs
• Advocacy Group Sues Trump To Restore Digital Equity Funds
• 2 More States Join Growing US Privacy Regulator Consortium
• Tech Firm Settles Sale Dispute Over Undisclosed Legal Battles
• Panel Said Congress Was 'Feckless,' 6th Circ. Told In FCC Row
• 3rd Circ. Says State Lawmakers Mostly Immune From TCPA
• Fed. Circ. Ponders Document Sealing In EDTX's Patent Cases
• 1st Circ. Left In Limbo Over FCC's Prison Phone Rate Caps
• Ex-Trinoor VP Agrees Not To Solicit Customers, For Now
• 3 Firms Guide Real Estate-Focused SPAC's $200M IPO
• Apple Seeks To Toss IPhone, Watch Buyers' Antitrust Suits
• DOJ Backs Patent Rights In Disney's Streaming Antitrust Case
• Comcast Wins PTAB Fight Against Entropic Receiver Patent
• 5 Evolving Marketing Risks That Finance Cos. Should Watch
• High Court Declines Challenge To Ore. Secret Recording Ban
• Cisco Gets PTAB To Invalidate Ethernet Patent Claims
• Dish, AT&T Must Give Up Docs In T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Case
• ​​​​​​​Broadcasters Say FCC Can Nix Nat'l Ownership Cap. It's Iffy
• FCC Eyes Creating 'Assembly Line' For Space Licensing
• Nokia, Ericsson Lose PTAB Challenge To Wireless Patent
• Supreme Court Isn't Pausing Google Play Store Order
• Supreme Court Won't Look At FTC's Telemarketing Rule
• Google Judge Anticipates 'Fine-Tuning' Ad Tech Remedies
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AT&T, T-Mobile Settle Patent Suit Over 4G, 5G Tech
• Protecting Sensitive Court Filings After Recent Cyber Breach
• Land Buying Co. Hit With TCPA Suit In NC
• Justices Won't Revive Church Shooting Claims Against Meta
• Up First At High Court: Election Laws & Conversion Therapy
• Google Ad Tech Judge: 'We Don't Know' Breakup Buyer
• FCC Hears Prison Phone Companies' Calls To Drop Rate Caps
• Telecom Investors Say Guatemala Said No To Giving Up Docs
• Paltalk Urges Albright To Revive $65.7M Cisco Patent Verdict
• Video Platform Rumble Defends Claims In Google Ad Tech MDL
• DC Circ. Nixes Enforcement Of $156M India Award
• 'Clean Slate' For Broadcast Rules Needed, Think Tank Says
• Trump Admin Hit With Suit Over $100K H-1B Fees
• The Roberts Court At 20: How The Chief Is Reshaping America
• Jury Clears T-Mobile In Tower Builder's $20M Contract Suit
• Biz Org Says DC Circ. Must Rethink T-Mobile's Privacy Fine
• Google Fights Push To Get Reports From Gov't Monopoly Suit
• Ad Tech Judge Sees 'Tension' In Google's Economist
• Disability Group To Pay At Least $1M For Misleading Calls
• Del. Chancellor Advances Pruned $75B Activision Merger Suit
• PTAB Axes Amended Claims After Fed. Circ. Ordered Redo
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• New Calif. Chatbot Bill May Make AI Assistants Into Liabilities
• Many Cos. Not Ready For National Security Risks, Report Says
• National Security Vets, App-Devs Back Google In Epic Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Global Infrastructure, Yahoo, MRI Software
• Feds, Mont. Tribe Dispute $325K Law Enforcement Contract
• Judging Figure Skating Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. High Court Says State Can Kill Right Of Way Contracts
• Economist Says Google's Ad Tech Fix Enough To Boost Rivals
• Court OKs Policy Rescission In $2.5M Tax Coverage Row
• OpenAI Blasts X's Suit Over Apple Deal As 'Lawfare' Campaign
• $100K H-1B Fee May Disrupt Rural Healthcare Needs
• FCC Sets Furlough Plan In Motion With Government Shutdown
• Va. Biz Group Calls Charter, Cox Tie-Up Good For Consumers
• Opt-Outs Lacked Clarity About $100M Verizon Deal, Panel Told
• What Ethics Rules Say On Atty Discipline For Online Speech
• InterDigital Wants Disney's Video Tech Antitrust Case Tossed
• Google Ad Tech Judge Says Court Order Is 'Elephant In Room'
• FTC Hits Sendit App Over Kids' Data, Fake Messages