Although his employer is one of the companies suing Gator, Wall Street Journal columnist Lee Gomes worries that the publishers' lawsuit may impinge on your right to control what you do with your computer and to use it to interact with the Internet in the way you choose. "The publishers," he says, "seem to be saying that you should look at their websites only the way they say you should. They say you can't have someone else's pop-up ad on top of their sites." If the publishers win, he reason, this will be another setback for the concept of "fair use"--the idea that people who use copyrighted material have certain rights, too (for example, to record a copyrighted television program for their own use later).