On June 27, while attending the Florida Association of Broadcasters’ inaugural Hall of Fame reception at the Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla., the head of the NAB hinted that his legal team could be moving forward in the coming days on a court fight against the FCC with respect to its local ownership rules.
One day later came the Supreme Court’s Loper Bright ruling, which ends “Chevron deference.” On July 16, the NAB indeed moved ahead with a federal court battle against the Commission. It is one that sees Curtis LeGeyt speaking out against the current broadcast ownership rules.
