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The Supreme Court reversed a 40-year-old decision to overturn Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council.
Frida Ghitis : This could be one of the most consequential decisions the court has ever made, in the context of the tech industry.
She says the decision opens up regulators to endless interference by industry and the whims of judges as compromised and out of touch as they are.
Ghitis says tech has been facing a wave of regulatory activity led by agencies operating in the vacuum of Congressional action.
The next few years , even under a pro-regulatory Democratic administration, will be a free-for-all.
We are entering a favorable climate for large companies that were likely to face regulatory scrutiny.
Chaos favors the nimble, and large tech companies have proven themselves slow to react when faced with industry-overturning technology.
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