A Google search on “SCOTUS and Chevron Deference” returns a lot of breathless headlines, prefacing pearl-clutching stories of near-calamitous changes in the way Federal agencies can carry out their missions. Indeed, one dissenting Supreme Court justice wrote that this ruling, “will cause a massive shock to the legal system.” The ruling will eventually affect some broadcast Rules from the Federal Communications Commission, but communications attorney, David Oxenford, predicts less dramatic effects on broadcast Rules and station operations. To clarify the Chevron decision and it’s likely effects on broadcasters, we interviewed Oxenford for this episode. We also get commentary from Larry Fuss, President and CEO of several multi-station radio broadcasting companies, and co-host, Chris Tarr. Join us for an informative episode of TWiRT as we discuss broadcast Rules in light of the SCOTUS decision on Chevron Deference.







Show notes:









* Broadcast Law Blog







* Disaster Information Reporting System (DIRS)







* FCC to Reinstate Form 395B - Broadcast Station Annual Employment Report







* Rosenworcel Clarifies FCC Plan for Clearer AI Political Ads









Guests







David Oxenford - Partner at Wilkinson, Barker, Knauer, LLPLarry Fuss - President, CEO, and Managing Partner at several broadcast groups







Host







Chris Tarr - Group Director of Engineering at Magnum.MediaKirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting







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