You can seldom be too cautious in avoiding language that may confuse or offend your audience.

The legal doctrine of "fair use" means

A) once a document is public, it may be used in publicity materials. B) materials can be used as long as they are not libelous. C) paying a fee to the creator of the content being used. D) brief portions of copyrighted material can be used with attribution. E) none of the above.

A lobbyist argues at a Federal Communications Committee (FCC) meeting that it is unconstitutional for Disney to own majority of stakes in the film and television industries. He wants the FCC to put a cap on how much Disney can own. How would the FCC respond to this request?