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On May 7, 2012, the US Senate confirmed Federal Communications Commission nominees Ajit V. Pai and Jessica Rosenworcel as Commissioners, filling the Commission's two vacant seats and restoring the Commission to its full five member panel.

A recent decision by the Audio Division of the FCC's Media Bureau, however, provides some clarity.

Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook requesting a meeting to discuss the privacy implications of the new Apple Watch.

Fox Rothschild was featured in the TechNewsWorld article, "Data Breach Diary."

On June 29, the FTC settled charges with an app developer for falsely representing to consumers that the app would not infect devices with malware.

In a September post, we announced that the DAA had begun enforcing its Guidelines for Mobile Advertising.

Fox Rothschild was featured in the Law Technology News article, "Major Data Breach?

For fifty years, the law concerning the protection of consumers' private information in the communications industry has been a mess.

Scott L. Vernick was featured in the Technically Philly article, "This App Tells You How To Respond to a Data Breach." Full text can be found in the January 14, 2014, article, but a synopsis is noted below.

Congress enacted Sarbanes-Oxley in the aftermath of a substantial number of high-profile accounting scandals that started to emerge in 2001. The stated objective of Sarbanes-Oxley is to restore the public’s confidence in corporate governance. A provision of that law requires CEOs and CFOs of publicly-traded corporations to attest that their companies have "proper internal controls."

Recently, a class of plaintiffs settled with City of Los Angeles over its alleged unlawful collection of telephone utility user tax.

Welcome to CryptoCounsel 2.0! Frank is back, and he's brought some new friends into the fold. Meet Lauren Lerman, a regulatory lawyer who advises telecommunications and emerging technology clients...

Airlines for America, which represents major airlines, already questioned to pact in a letter to the FAA.

On June 1, 2010, the European Competitive Telecommunications Association (ECTA) published the 2009 Regulatory Scorecard. This is the seventh issue of its annual benchmark report on the effectiveness of telecommunications regulation across Europe.

On June 7, 2016, the European Commission published its final draft Code of Conduct on privacy for mobile health apps ("Code").

The bipartisan Anti-Robocall Multistate Litigation Task Force—consisting of 51 AGs—issued a warning letter to iDentidad Advertising Development LLC...

North Carolina AG Josh Stein issued a letter to major cell service and internet providers requesting that they offer expanded service and other assistance to the state's residents most impacted by Hurricane Helene.

California AG Rob Bonta has settled with telecommunications company Frontier California, Inc. to resolve allegations that its illegal disposal