Top Communications Litigation Today Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
Here are last week’s most-read stories on court proceedings affecting telecom, tech and media that were covered in-depth by our sibling publication Communications Litigation Today. Current subscribers can click the reference number hyperlink or search the story title. Nonsubscribers can gain access by signing up for a complimentary preview.
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| Mont. TikTok Ban ‘Wields a Sledgehammer’ to First Amendment, Says Injunction Motion | 2307070002 |
| Defense of FCC's SpaceX Authorization Raises New Justifications: Dish | 2307130031 |
| Ky. Station License Remains Alive, Despite FCC Claims to Contrary, Says Licensee’s Reply | 2307120046 |
| Ongoing FCC Appellate Litigation List | 2307100006 |
| DC Appeals Court Rules Anti-Sex Trafficking Law Is Constitutional | 2307070052 |
| DOJ Files for Emergency Stay of Social Media Injunction, Hints at SCOTUS Review | 2307100045 |
| Lead Generation Agency Responsible for ‘Significant Portion’ of Spam Texts, Alleges Class Action | 2307110063 |
| Government Faces 'Irreparable Harm' if Social Media Injunction Isn't Stayed, Says DOJ | 2307070011 |
| Social Media Injunction Rests on ‘Erroneous Conception’ of First Amendment, Says DOJ | 2307110001 |
| FCC Says It Properly ‘Exercised’ Its Authority in Duke/AT&T Pole Attachment Dispute | 2307070013 |