Among the possible solutions being discussed by artists, organizations and the government is making copyright apply to everything on the Internet. Artists are also being urged to be more active in ensuring that they get paid for their work whenever it appears online. The difficulty in that, though, is that nobody's making money on the Internet today, leaving slim pickings for artists. The idea is the artists receive promotion in lieu of an actual paycheck for the use of their work, a model that's growing increasingly popular online. Getting the work out onto the Internet hasn't been as easy and democratic a process for artists as people first believed almost a decade ago.
Nobody owns that air.
But when you're beaming something over the Internet, chances are that is owned by someone. That mode of communication is under the control of some company or other. There's definitely a debate that need to happen around that. On Free Speech, two of the top three items that people search for are wrestling clips. It was removed from Free Speech immediately.