Tag: regulation
DJI Challenges FCC’s Drone Import Ban in US Court
DJI has filed a lawsuit against the FCC, disputing the agency’s authority to block imports of Chinese drones and components into the US.
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Automakers Develop Systems Allowing Drivers to Divert Attention, Raising Safety and Liability Concerns
Automakers advance toward driver distraction-allowing systems, prompting new debates on safety protocols and legal responsibility.
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Russia Plans Major Shift from Copper to Fiber Optic Networks with New Regulatory Framework
Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development proposes a new framework for replacing copper lines with fiber optics, including potential disconnection for refusals.
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Russian Law Requires Internet Providers to Suspend Services at FSB’s Request
Russian telecom operators must halt internet services upon the FSB’s request under a new law aimed at enhancing national security measures.
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US Department of Defense Briefly Removes CXMT and YMTC from Chinese Military-Linked Entity List by Mistake
The US Defense Department briefly took CXMT and YMTC off its list of Chinese military-linked companies before correcting the error.
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Russian Parliament Approves Law Requiring Mobile Devices to Register in IMEI Database
Russia mandates all mobile phones to be registered in a national IMEI database, blocking unregistered devices from network access.
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SpaceX Challenges Amazon’s Request for Extended Launch Timeline on Satellite Network
SpaceX contests Amazon’s petition to the FCC for extended deadlines on launching its Project Kuiper satellites, highlighting competitive concerns.
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US Justice Department Appeals Court Decision on Google Search Monopoly Case
The US DOJ and 38 states appeal a federal ruling easing consequences in the landmark antitrust case against Google’s search monopoly.
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Apple Challenges European Commission Over Antitrust Fines and Regulatory Delays
Apple accuses the European Commission of excessive scrutiny and unfair fines amid ongoing antitrust investigations.
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