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The Federal Communications Commission has published sweeping new rules that will categorize virtually all FCC license holders based on national security risk and impose extensive attestation and disclosure requirements on entities with foreign adversary connections.

The DOJ also charged the account manager with one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering for transmitting funds through bank accounts in the United States to carry out the bribery scheme.

"Section 889(a)(1)(A) of the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 prohibits the Federal Government from procuring or obtaining, or extending or renewing a contract

When negotiating mid-market deals enterprises require a different perspective than they employ in their big business deals. Even though requirements may be just as...

The 2014 midterm Congressional elections have resulted in a significant wave of victories for the Republican Party that confers new majority status in the US Senate and expands the majority in the US House of Representatives.

Samuel H. Israel, William H. Stassen and Yann Geron were featured in the Law360 article, "3rd Circ. OKs Sanctions in Telecom Exec.'s Bankruptcy."

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) does not authorize issuance of a subpoena to an internet service provider (ISP) acting merely as a conduit to allegedly infringing communications that are not stored on the ISP’s servers.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution will fuse advanced technologies with high-speed wireless connectivity to blur the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres.

We previously discussed the growing trend of moving for TCPA class certification at the outset of litigation in order to prevent a defendant from trying to moot a named plaintiff’s claims by making a Rule 68 offer of judgment.

Hope Gamble sued New England Auto Finance, Inc. (NEAF) in federal court under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

Hope Gamble sued New England Auto Finance, Inc. in federal court under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

The Ninth Circuit ruled that companies that hire third parties to send unsolicited text messages can be liable for Telephone Consumer Protect Act violations.

Last week, the FCC decided not to reduce the $20 million in fines it levied against four pre-paid calling card companies in 2015.

On this special two-part podcast, TC2's Joe Schmidt has assembled six of his favorite guests from past Staying Connected episodes for a rapid-fire review of the important ICT events of 2021.

On this special two-part podcast, TC2's Joe Schmidt has assembled six of his favorite guests from past Staying Connected episodes for a rapid-fire review of the important ICT events of 2021.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will continue to increase its attention on its oversight of foreign-owned telecommunications assets and infrastructure.

There is an ongoing dispute between the FCC and the FAA that revolves around wireless carriers' use of C-Band spectrum to deliver new 5G services, and the aviation industry's use of nearby spectrum for a critical safety system – the radio altimeter.

The dispute revolves around the wireless carriers' use of C-Band spectrum to deliver 5G and the aviation industry's use of nearby spectrum to control aircraft.