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Latest News in Telecommunications

  • January 23, 2026

    Veon Investors Gets 1st OK For $20M Deal In Bribery Case

    Telecommunications firm Veon Ltd. has received preliminary approval of its $19.97 million settlement with shareholders who accused the company of defrauding investors by not disclosing it had paid bribes in Uzbekistan, potentially ending a more than decade-long of litigation related to the claims.

  • January 23, 2026

    News Rating Org. Latest To Fight 'Ideological' FTC Subpoena

    News rating organization NewsGuard became the latest group to challenge a Federal Trade Commission subpoena looking for censorship of conservative viewpoints, asking the agency to quash information demands it said was born of FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson's "ideologically motivated effort to censor and otherwise discriminate" against it.

  • January 23, 2026

    Full 9th Circ. Won't Review Google Maps Antitrust Case

    The full Ninth Circuit won't reconsider an appellate panel's recent decision refusing to revive a proposed antitrust class action alleging Google's terms suppresses competition by locking out rival maps products and jacking up developer costs up to 1,400%, according to a brief order issued Thursday.

  • January 23, 2026

    DJI Challenges Broad FCC Ban On Sales Of Its Drones

    Drone maker DJI has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider a December decision the company says effectively bars many of its products from being marketed, sold or imported into the U.S., arguing the agency exceeded its authority and violated the company's constitutional rights.

  • January 23, 2026

    FCC Considers Revoking Texas Radio Station Licenses

    The Federal Communications Commission has designated for hearing a proposed transfer of control involving three Texas radio stations, citing substantial questions about unauthorized foreign control, misrepresentations, and lack of candor that could ultimately lead to license revocation.

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