A media company continuously records the audiovisual content of more than 1,400 television and radio channels, imports that content into a database, and enables its clients, for $500 per month, to view archive, download, and email to others ten minute clips. The company also copies the closed-captioned text of the content it imports, allowing its clients to search for the clips that they want by keyword, as well as by date and time. A news network sued the media company for re-distributing its content.

Identify the part(s) of the United States Constitution and/or any other laws and/or cases that will be relevant at trial. Explain why they are relevant and how they apply to the facts presented.