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Telecommunications - September, 2026

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• Senate Panel Seeks To Hold AI Giants Liable For Rogue Hacks
• 'Numerical Mumbo Jumbo': Gogo Escapes $22.7M IP Damages
• Paramount Gets OK On Deal With State AGs Over Merger
• Fed. Circ. Spurns Partial ParkerVision Appeal In Patent Suit
• FCC OKs Cable Biz Waiver To Fix Banned Routers
• India Must Pay $132M Deutsche Telekom Award, Judge Says
• FCC Opens 2 Spectrum Bands For Satellite Services
• T-Mobile Users' Rate Hike Class Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Paramount Can't Ax Most Claims In Pluto TV Privacy Action
• FCC Eases Federal Enviro Reviews Of Broadband Projects
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Geico Call Class Sunk After Plaintiff Tosses Phone In River
• FCC Looking To Duck Mandamus In 2021 RF Exposure Order
• Call Center Claims No Ties To NC In ADT Wrong-Number Suit
• Disney's Antitrust Case Against InterDigital Paused
• Tech Giants Tell Fed. Circ. To Spurn Squires Remand Bid
• Nvidia Sued Over 5 Data Center Networking Patents
• Dish DBS Gets OK To Cut $4.75B In Debt Under Ch. 11 Plan
• FCC Can Step Into Idaho Pole Dispute With Utility, ISP Says
• Public Citizen Files 2 Complaints Over Trump Ads
• UCF Administrators Seek Immunity In Prof's Firing Suit
• Home Depot, Keurig Spam Suits Paused For 9th Circ. Ruling
• Calif. Governor Vetoes Broad Ban On Sensitive Data Sales
• FCC Seeks FirstNet Band Manager After Court Challenges End
• Paramount, States Urge Court To Approve Merger Deal
• Don't Overstep On Submarine Cable License Regs, FCC Told
• FCC Needs More Time To Weigh Verizon Copper Retirement
• SpaceX Pans Mobile Biz On Value Of 2 Spectrum Bands
• State Street Must Face $8B AT&T Pension Risk Transfer Suit
• Al-Qaida, ISIS Victims Sue Ericsson Over Alleged Payoffs
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• What Opt-In Framework Means For Novel Space Activities
• OpenAI Says ChatGPT Not Liable For FSU Shooter's Crimes
• Ex-Soldier Gets 70-Month Sentence For Telecom Hack Scheme
• FCC Insists DC District Lacks Jurisdiction In Fight With ABC
• Tech Co. Seeks FCC Reg Waiver For 'Silent Speech' Devices
• Detractors Tell Court Paramount Deal Fails To Fix Concerns
• Telecom Says 2023 Discovery Bars Wash. Tribe's Burial Claims
• Cox Can't Recoup $15M In DMCA Suit Costs From Insurers
• Mass. Car Seller Facing TCPA Suit Over Wrong Number AI Call
• Meta Lied About Data Privacy, New Mexico Jury Finds
• Paramount Judge Won't 'Rubber Stamp' States' Merger Deal
• Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit $2B Devas Arbitral Award
• Grammarly Owner Sued Over 'Last Chance' Discount Emails
• TikTok Loses Bid To Trim Kids' Data Privacy Suit In Calif.
• Match Group Hit With Del. Suit Over Dating App Safety
• FCC Warns Broadcasters To Comply With Renewal Guidelines
• Issa Copyright Bill Looks To Combat Foreign Website Piracy
• Trump's Antitrust Pick Advances Amid Independence Worries
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Aims To Tighten Telecom Cybersecurity
• Wireless Patent Suits Offer Lessons For Data Center Industry
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Robotics Restrictions Raise AI Compliance Risks
• Huawei Used Joint Venture Talks For IP Heist, Jury Hears
• NM Offers Infernal Literature Lesson In Meta Trial Closing
• Squires Wants Even More Review Of Patent From $253M Case
• Electric Cos. Urge FCC To Revamp Call Consent Revocation
• DOJ Partially Backs Apple In Epic High Court Contempt Case
• OpenAI Looks To End SpaceXAI's Apple Deal Antitrust Case
• NY Judge Dismisses States' DOGE Treasury Data Access Suit
• Cable Group Opposes FCC Plan For Robocall 'Scorecard'
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Verizon Asks FCC To Dismiss Data Speed Complaint
• Meta Flaunts 'Abuse' Of Atty-Client Privilege, Judge Told
• Big Tech Backs Samsung At Fed. Circ. Over Patent Injunctions
• FCC Seeks $25K For Radio Jamming During Alleged Burglary
• 9th Circ. Wipes Out $140M Class Verdict Against CenturyLink
• Cities Say Local Permits Not 'Hurdle' To Broadband
• Amazon Says Ring Cam Privacy Suit Misconstrues State Laws
• Telecom Looks To Retire Legacy Phone Lines In NH, Maine
• DC Circ. Says Copyright Board Must Explain Allocations
• Wi-Fi Calling Antitrust Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Binance Plugs $100M Into Latham-Led Blockchain Co. Circle
• Nielsen Faced Potential Fine Of $50K Per Day In Tying Case
• Insider Critiques Of Meta Came From Ignorance, Jury Told
• TelexFree Investors' 2nd Bid For Cert. Called Futile
• Telecom Giants Seek Fees For 'Unprincipled' Asus Patent Suit
• AT&T Asks FCC To Raise Mobile Power Limits In 3.45 GHz Band
• Cable Biz Insists FCC Can Preempt Broadband Rate Regs
• NEC Hits Anker With New Patent Suit, Days Before EDTX Trial
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ligado Says Damages Rise To $50B In Gov't Takings Case
• 'So What?': Judge Pans DOJ Bid To End TikTok Consent Decree
• Lummi Nation Says Telecom Needs To Reinter Remains
• Minn. AG Says X Lacks Standing To Challenge Deepfake Law
• States Settle Challenge Of Paramount's Warner Bros. Deal
• Facebook's Notes System Better Handles Misinfo, Exec Says
• NJ Seeks Quick Win On TikTok's Money Transfers
• California Says AT&T Can Ditch Copper If Service Continues
• Keeping Google Ad Tech Biz Intact 'Not A Close Call'
• DraftKings' Owner Urges PTAB To Invalidate Lutnick's Patent
• 4th Circ. Punts Decision On Forcing FCC Political Ad Ruling
• OpenAI Can't See SpaceXAI, Apple Antitrust Settlement Terms
• Attys 'Itching' To Join Congressional Probes Of Trump Admin
• FCC OKs Swedish Lawnmower Robots Amid Foreign Ban
• Paramount Gets Foreign Investment Nod For $110B WBD Deal
• Universities May Want To Put NPE Clauses In IP Licenses
• DOJ Touts 'Substantial' Ad Tech Fix, Leaves Room For Appeal
• Meta's Slow Content Reviews Not Biggest Concern, Jury Told
• T-Mobile Can't Challenge Ruling That It Broke Wash. Data Law
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Nielsen Order In Cumulus Tying Case
• Skycom Engineer Says Huawei Was His Real Boss In Iran
• AT&T Seeks To End Biz Landline Service In 34 States, DC
• Ex-FCC Leaders Call ABC Probe Attack On Free Speech
• SpaceXAI, Apple Must Show Texas Judge Antitrust Deal Terms
• Groups Seek 4.4 GHz Revamp, But Clash On Exclusive Use
• Cruz, Markey Urge Senate To Pass Bill On AM Radio In Cars
• Post-Cambridge Analytica Investigation Unserious, Jury Told
• Senate Committee OKs Free Speech Bill Despite AI Worries
• FCC Members See Progress On Opening Gov't Spectrum
• Tenn. Must Face Adult-Entertainment Groups' Age-Check Suit
• Va. DOT Warns FCC Deadlines For Permits May Be Too Short
• Nielsen Says Cumulus Order Illegally Dictates Sale Terms
• Apple Backs Its $132K Fee Ask Over 'Bad Faith' Subpoenas
• What State AI Election Laws Mean For The 2026 Midterms
• Court Pauses Fox's Discovery Order In Newsmax Antitrust Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• DOJ Says States Could Owe Bond In Paramount Merger Case
• How States' 'Perry Mason Moment' Led To $17B Meta Deal
• OpenAI Wants To See Details Of SpaceXAI's Deal With Apple
• 4th Circ. Unsure How To Weigh NC Ban On Ballot Selfies
• FCC Seeks Input On Disputed Political Ad Rate Policy
• Cruz Delays FCC Nom's Hearing Amid Calls To Add Dem Pick
• Charter Tells Panel It Fired Worker Over Pot Use, Not PTSD
• Comcast Can't Relitigate Invalidity Issue In Patent Suit
• Charter Can't Escape Ex-Workers' 401(k) Forfeiture Suit
• Wash AG Fights T-Mobile's Bid To Undo Data Breach Ruling
• Facebook Third-Party Apps Took User Data, Jury Told
• 5th Circ. Frees Ericsson Insurers In Terrorism Funding Row
• AT&T's $1.75M Class Deal Gets Final OK In Missed Break Suit
• Fed. Circ. Saves Broadcom IP Suit, Says License Was Intact
• Apple Urges High Court To Nix App Store Contempt Order
• Certifying Body Lied About Being US-Based, FCC Says
• Cumulus Tells 2nd Circ. Even Brief Stay Of Nielsen Order Is Bad
• Verizon Backs AT&T Transition Plan For IP Networks
• Paramount Says Warner Bros. Deal Is Good For Competition
• Pa. Panel Says Vigilante Video Doesn't Violate Wiretap Act
• SpaceXAI Drops Apple In Antitrust Claims For OpenAI Deal
• FCC Crafts Spectrum Plan For Drone 'Dominance'
• Mobileum Ex-CFO Seeks More Than $2M In Legal Fees
• FCC Eyes Reg Waiver For Maritime Locating Devices
• 1st Circ. Says Hearst Info Sharing May Not Trigger VPPA
• Missing Agreement Sinks Conn. IT Firm's No-Poach Suit
• Va. Agency Tells FCC Verizon Copper Retirement Affects 150K
• Trump Admin Pulls Back Obama-Era Spectrum Policy
• 'Creative' Settlement Path For EPRs Shows Wording Risks
• TikTok Let Minors See Harmful Content, Texas Judge Finds
• Wis. Groups Say Warrantless Flock Searches Violate Chatrie
• Verizon Drops T-Mobile Suit Over Ads Claiming $1K Savings
• FCC Can't Avoid Final Order On Fox Philly Issue, Court Told
• Split Fed. Circ. Backs Amazon's Win Over Network Patent Suit
• Don't Miss It: Cooley, Latham Steer Hot Deals
• 9th Circ. Comet Ruling Spotlights Trade Secret Proof Burdens
• Senate Committee Soon Taking Up Anti-Jawboning Bill
• High Court Urged To Take Target Case For Alice Look
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• Norton Rose Adds Holland & Knight IP Litigator In Dallas
• Huawei Ripped Off Amazon Cloud Platform IP, Jury Hears
• Zuckerberg Testifies List Of Kid-Glove Users Not A Problem
• Senate Panel To Consider Nominee For 3rd FCC Republican
• Nielsen Tells 2nd Circ. Court Altered Terms Of Cumulus Order
• PTAB Axes Claims In Ex-Intel Chip Patent In Win For Arm
• EchoStar Says Ex-VP Violated Noncompete In Move To Rival
• Network Group Worries FCC Regs Could Hinder AI Growth
• Eminent Domain Atty Joins Greenberg Traurig In NY
• DOJ Wants To Quash Apple's Look At Fed Phone-Buying
• Patent Declaratory Judgment Actions Are Back In Vogue
• Fox Must Produce Carriage Deals In Newsmax Antitrust Suit
• FCC Looks At Modernizing Rules For Ultra-Wideband Devices
• DOT Launches Task Force To Advance US Space Transport
• China Aims For Early Rollout Of $30B US Tariff Cut Package
• FCC Ordered To Answer Petition In Discounted Ads Fight
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Fiber Infrastructure Co. Files Ch. 7 With Over $100M Debt
• Feds' NY RICO Case Against Huawei Packs A Punch, Jury Told
• Fla. AG Sues Netflix Over 'Bait-And-Switch' Data Harvesting
• NM Again Hauls Meta To Trial, This Time Over Privacy
• DC Circ. Denies Bid To Force FCC Action On News Policy
• Altice Can't Skip Out On Conn. AG's $39M 'Junk Fee' Lawsuit
• Software Group Says FCC Should Narrow Covered List Focus
• Justices Call For Early Response Over Paramount Merger
• 'Weird Space Stuff' To Get Boost Under FCC Spectrum Plan
• NJ Tech Chief Seeks To Avoid TikTok Depo In AG's Fraud Suit
• Disney Gets Fubo Streaming Rate Claims Sent To Arbitration
• FTC Chucks Biden-Era Health App Breach Notification Policy
• Ex-Judge, Law Profs Urge 4th Circ. To Limit Digital Warrants
• FCC To Consider 911 Reliability, Robocall Consent Regs
• DOJ Deepens Probe Into Fox's $22B Roku Deal
• Paramount Doubles Down On $1.9B Bond Bid In Merger Suit
• FCC Data Breach Reg Can't End-Run Congress, 6th Circ. Told
• Boulder Homeowners Seek TRO To Stop Cell Tower
• Qwest Seeks To End Legacy Copper Service In NM Area
• Viewers Say ABC Self-Censorship Gives Them FCC Case
• FCC Could Revamp Enviro Regs Over Broadband Deployment
• Motorola Tells DC Circ. That Google Search Payments 'Vital'
• Dish Wireless Creditors Seek Ch. 11 Trustee Over Conflicts
• Conn. Justice Says $87M Telecom Bid 'Hard To Take Seriously'
• Comcast, APCo At Odds Again Over Pole Replacement Rates
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Calif. Urges Justices To Let Paramount Merger Case Play Out
• Fed. Circ. Backs Atty Fees In 3D Motion Sensor Patent Case
• NY Huawei Case Roars To Life With Historic Corp. RICO Trial
• SpaceX Presses For Opening 3 Bands To Direct-To-Device
• FCC Bans People Convicted Of Fraud From USF
• Advocates Slam SpaceX Proposal To Cut FCC High-Cost Aid
• Fla. Panel Tosses Molestation Convictions Over Text Message
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FCC Pays Back $3.08B 'Rip And Replace' Treasury Loan
• Justices Let FCC's New Campaign Ad Rates Take Effect
• 'Bad Faith' Subpoenas On Apple Execs Spur Fee Sanctions
• Dems Ask Justices To Deny Stay In Campaign Ad Pricing Case
• State Telecom Roundup: AT&T Pushes To Cut Copper Service
• Judge Decries 'Gamesmanship' In Nixing EPA Waiver Moves
• FCC Denies Retaliatory Pretext In ABC License Renewal Probe
• FCC Told It Can't Preempt Local Utilities On Pole Attachments
• Paramount-Warner Bros. Investor Loses Bid To Expedite Suit
• RJ Reynolds Beats TCPA Suit Over Unsolicited Texts
• How Orbital Data Centers May Test NEPA's Reach
• Wireless Tower Group Urges FCC To Back GPS Alternatives
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Avaya Execs Beat Investor Suit Over Failed Tech Transition
• FCC Backs Alaska Telecom GCI's Plan To Serve 10K More
• FCC Staff Are Making Big Decisions, But The Tactic Isn't New
• AT&T Asks To Cut Copper-Based VoIP Service In 20 States
• Trump Foreign Equipment Order Perplexes Power Cos.
• 14 Cos. Banned From US Networks Over Robocall Violations
• FCC Floats 'Scorecard' To Deal With Robocall Deluge
• STMicro Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over COVID Market Drop
• Dems Call Subpoenas' Secrecy Request 'Abuse Of Authority'
• Scope Issues For Cos. To Consider Ahead Of Cyber Rules
• Wireless Provider Claims Utility Slowing Idaho Projects
• GAO Says FCC Needs To Ease Broadband Map Issues
• DOJ Ad Tech Judge Won't Break Up Google's Biz
• Satellite Permitting, Robocall Bills Sail Through Subcommittee
• 4th Circ. Told Geofence Warrant Doesn't Meet New Standards
• DirecTV Says Emergency Alert Symbols Are A Hard Sell
• Lumen Beats $1.4B Pension Swap Suit
• Broadcom's Bid To Boost Royalties Prompts BMW Patent Suit
• Colo. Judge Tosses DirecTV Bid To Void Union Award
• Foreign Air Carriers To Challenge FCC Altimeters Order
• FCC Pulls Montana Radio License Over Unpaid Fees
• Pa. Anti-SLAPP Ruling Shows Risks Of Atty Defamation Suits
• FCC Tells Justices To Keep Campaign Ad Pricing 'Status Quo'
• Conservative Think Tank Seeks TCPA Waiver To Make AI Calls
• Latham Leads Epiris' £1B Buy Of Gamma Communications