We certainly do, and we've seen that already. We have a line of our business called Create, where higher education institutions can use a given textbook and excerpt specific parts of that product as they see fit for their particular purposes. They can do that digitally. They can do that in print.
I think what's important to note, though, is that as digital products have come along—and my example here shows you print bundled with an access card for digital product that complements and supplements this product—the price of that ultimate product hasn't changed. All of the investment we've made there has really been incremental value we're providing to the marketplace and not incremental revenue we're extracting as a result. We're trying to make ourselves more relevant at the same or a lower price.