Janet's exposure not worth $5000

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Janet Jackson Fans Website) - Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction in the Super Bowl show is apparently not worth $5,000).
A judge didn't buy a lawyer's claim that CBS Television owner Viacom should pay him $5,000 for having to see Jackson's bare breast during the February 1 show, during which a piece of clothing was yanked off by her partner Justin Timberlake.

Eric Stephenson had sued Viacom for false advertising in the small-claims court. He said he was led to believe the Super Bowl show would be family oriented. Instead, Stephenson claimed he was exposed to Jackson's bare breast, simulated sex acts and what he called singer Kid Rock's desecration of the American flag by wearing it as a poncho.
Stephenson said he was disappointed with Wednesday's ruling and hasn't decided whether he will appeal. The father of three said pre-game advertising led him to believe he would see marching bands.