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10/05/2026
SCOTUS Rejects Nexstar Petition to Block DirecTV Case
The Supreme Court denied Nexstar’s request to review a Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that revived DirecTV’s antitrust lawsuit over retransmission consent blackouts.
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07/08/2026
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: A Tattered FCC Enforcement Process
For all intents and purposes, the FCC took a major hit this year.
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04/08/2026
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: USF’s Administration Problem
For the last few years, certain communications practitioners have been quite animated over the need to fix the FCC’s Universal Service Fund, focusing solely on the contributions side of the equation.
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03/27/2026
Cox-Sony Litigator Says SCOTUS Decision Changes Everything
Joshua Rosenkranz, Orrick’s head of the firm’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, represented Cox before the U.S. Supreme Court in its long-running piracy battle with Sony and other music labels. He tells CFX the ripples of Cox’s win will extend far beyond ISPs.
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10/15/2025
Cox-Sony SCOTUS Showdown
It’s the music labels’ turn to tell the U.S. Supreme Court why it should reject Cox Communications’ challenge of a Fourth Circuit ruling that determined ISPs can be held liable for materially contributing to copyright infringement.
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10/01/2025
Effros: Definitions
today, some will retreat to the “liberal” and “conservative” corners and argue. But the results are bad in the long run whichever “side” you are on, because if we allow one or the other “side” to exclusively define the words, we’re all, eventually, in trouble.