The case titledCBS Corp. v. FCC(https://www.justice.gov/osg/brief/fcc-v-cbs-corp-petition-0) arose from the very famous, somewhat-scandalous performance by Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson at the Super Bowl in 2004. Many viewers watching the Super Bowl halftime show live never noticed the offending breast incident.

The FCC found that CBS was liable for a civil fine for violating Federal Communications Commission decency rules. However, only if the performers were employees of CBS could the network be liable.

Please post your answer, and the rationale for your answer, to the following question:

Do you agree with the decision of the court that Timberlake and Jackson werenotemployees of CBS during the Super Bowl halftime show broadcast and, therefore, CBS was not liable for the fine?