[Atchafalaya]

Does the term "Class Action Lawsuit" come to mind?

[supercat]

Does the term "Class Action Lawsuit" come to mind?

I'd like to first see AOL sue CBS for the value of its sponsorship contract. I suspect AOL could get far more good publicity from that than it would have gotten from all its ads even without the Jackson fiasco.

[Vets_Husband_and_Wife]

I think it should.

I do know that AOL is trying to get their money back, so If they continue on this course, I'd be inclined to let them off. But I'd say CBS, MTV, Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, P DIDDY and his gyrating group, and anyone else who broke the FCC Rules of decency during the hours this telecast was displayed should be sued.

We were too complacent for too long with the rules, and this is what we got.

Whats next? Murder on live tv?

I hope there *is* a class action law suit. People may think I'm being outlandish, but who would have dreamed this day would be here now?

Look at this article:

http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/17203.htm