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From Barcelona To WRC 27: AI, 6G, And The Future Of Global Connectivity (Video)
Explore the legal, policy, and market forces reshaping wireless connectivity through expert analysis of spectrum auctions, satellite-to-smartphone technology, and the FCC's evolving national security role. Discover how AI, 6G, and integrated networks are transforming the global telecommunications landscape and what these developments mean for the future of mobile connectivity.
United States Media & IT
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Wiley Rein
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President Trump’s Cyber Strategy: Cross-Sector Implications For U.S. And UK Businesses
The Trump Administration's new Cyber Strategy for America outlines a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity through six strategic pillars, emphasizing critical infrastructure protection across energy, finance, telecommunications, and healthcare sectors. This cross-sector analysis examines the implications for businesses operating in the U.S. and UK, including increased federal agency scrutiny, expanded regulatory requirements, and the growing importance of public-private collaboration in addressing cyber t
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Womble Bond Dickinson
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Effort To Invalidate Original Utah App Store Act Voluntarily Dismissed Following Legislative Amendments
Utah's App Store Accountability Act has been amended through H.B. 498, expanding its scope to include pre-installed applications and introducing new compliance requirements for both app-store providers and developers. The amendments establish a dual-layer framework with refined definitions, enhanced age-verification obligations, and a developer-specific safe harbor provision, while shifting enforcement exclusively to a private right of action with potential damages of up to $1,000 per violation.
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McDermott Will & Schulte
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