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Can Geofencing Provide a Defense Against Contempt of Court Over an Australian Gag Order?

February 2, 2021—Can a global news organization be held liable for breaching a court order in Australia when their publications never set foot down under? And is “geofencing” by digital news organizations – in which they block access to content based on geography – an effective defense against conte

Benjamin Kahn

Feb 2, 2021 — 2 min read

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CWA Member Criticizes Potential Changes to Broadband Fund Allocations

CWA Member Criticizes Potential Changes to Broadband Fund Allocations

'With fiber, you don’t have to worry about any of that.'

Blumenthal Probes FCC’s ‘Intrusive Investigations’ Into Media Firms

Blumenthal Probes FCC’s ‘Intrusive Investigations’ Into Media Firms

Senate Democrat wants answers on FCC investigations into Comcast, ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, and PBS.

Crown Castle Selling Fiber, Small Cell Businesses for $8.5 Billion

Crown Castle Selling Fiber, Small Cell Businesses for $8.5 Billion

The company will hang on to its 40,000 towers.

Clearfiber CEO Sentenced for Money Laundering

Clearfiber CEO Sentenced for Money Laundering

Hensen submitted false invoices to the USDA

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