Arista Records filed suit against Columbus Farmers Market for vicarious copyright infringement. Arista claims that the flea market is a “pirate bazaar” where many of the flea market’s vendors sell pirated and counterfeit compact discs and cassette tapes in violation of federal copyright laws. Arista claims that Farmers Market is liable for vicarious copyright infringement because Farmers Market had the ability to supervise and control the direct infringement and financially benefited from it. What must Arista show in order to recover for vicarious copyright infringement?