The service is Culero. You pay a fee.In exchange, they send you network television over the Internet.The fee is small because Culero's costs are low.It doesn't pay the copyright owners.Instead, it has thousands of individual antennas, each of which can tune into a particular channel requested by a particular subscriber.Culero then saves the subscriber's program in a separate file.It sends the data over the Internet.

Broadcast networks and cable companies complain they arelosing tens of millions of dollars developing their programs.The cable companies spend tens of millions of dollars paying the networks to distribute those programs.

Your network KNBC wants to sue to stop this should they? Answer the following:

1. Do they sue in state or federal court?