Remember that infamous half-time show at the Superbowl regarding Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction"? You discover that the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) fined CBS $550,000 but the network challenged the fine in court. The appeals court held that CBS did not have to pay because the FCC did not have a clear policy on momentary displays of nudity. Do you agree with this conclusion? Do you think the incident was intentional or truly accidental? If it was intentional, should CBS have known better, regardless of FCC policies? If it was accidental, should CBS still be held accountable? Should it matter if it was intentional or accidental?

Please make your discussion post at least two paragraphs with 3 to 4 complete sentences in each, and defend your opinion with the laws to 4 complete sentences in each, and defend your opinion with the laws you read about in Chapter 4. regarding Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction"? The case is found on page 78 of your textbook and includes the situation that occurred on the live CBS telecast of the program. Read the paragraph. You discover that the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) fined CBS $550,000 but the network challenged the fine in court. The appeals court held that CBS did not have to pay because the FCC did not have a clear policy on momentary displays of nudity. Do you agree with this conclusion? Do you think the incident was intentional or truly accidental? If it was intentional, should CBS have known better, regardless of FCC policies? If it was accidental, should CBS still be held accountable? Should it matter if it was intentional or accidental?

Please make your discussion post at least two paragraphs with 3 to 4 complete sentences in each, and defend your opinion with the laws you read about in Chapter 4.