1. "Internet service providers should be subject to the same defamation laws as newspapers, magazines, and television and radio shows."

Practice and Review While he was in high school, Joel Gibb downloaded numerous songs to his smartphone from an unli- censed file-sharing service. He used portions of the copyrighted songs when he recorded his own band and posted videos on YouTube and Facebook. He also used BitTorrent to download several movies from the Internet. Now Gibb has applied to Boston University. The admissions office has requested access to his Facebook password, and he has complied. Using the information presented in the chapter, answer the following questions. 1. What laws, if any, did Gibb violate by downloading music and videos from the Internet? 2. Was Gibb's use of portions of copyrighted songs in his own music illegal? Explain. 3. Can individuals legally post copyrighted content on their Facebook pages? Why or why not? 4. Did Boston University violate any laws when it asked Joel to provide his Facebook password? Explain. Debate This Internet service providers should be subject to the same defamation laws as newspapers, magazines, and television and radio stations