I disagree. If first amendment is executed explicitly as what it states, we can share whatever we want on the internet. Napster wouldn't have lost in court, and

I disagree. If first amendment is executed explicitly as what it states, we can share whatever we want on the internet. Napster wouldn't have lost in court, and you can all all sorts of videos on Youtube. Private businesses over and over again tried to use lawyers to fight cases in the courts to protect their "intellectual property" and "copyright". By all means, I believe those things should be respected, or else the business world would be corrupted. But little by little, these private businesses are limiting to what we can share and express. For example, it is illegal to lipsync on Youtube because it violates the copyrights of music label companies.