4e. Suppose the movie industry asks a court to order a website to remove links to other sites that review movies and provide unauthorized (complete) copies of the movies for downloading. Give arguments for each side. What do you think the decision should be? Why? Suppose a religious organization asks a court to order a website to remove links to other sites that have copies of the organizations copyrighted religious documents and discussions of the religions doctrines. Give arguments for each side. What do you think the decision should be? Why? If your decisions are the same for both causes, explain what similarity or principle led you to that conclusion. If your decisions differ for the two cases, explain the distinction between the cases.

4f. Read the member agreement or policy statement of a website that hosts user videos. Give the name and the Web address of the site you chose, and briefly describe it if it is not a well-known site. What does its statement say about posting files that contain or use works of others without authorization?