Absolutely.
We have had the chance in Canada to live in our regulated environment, which has allowed us to create a strong cultural industry, especially in the broadcast media. With what's happening with the Internet, soon those barriers will not be there to give us the place that Canadians have had to be able to get access to our Canadian programming. All of that we feel can be in jeopardy if we cannot foresee how we will produce Canadian programming in that new environment.
Our system is based on Canadian content requirements for broadcasters, special fundings. All that is a real micro-climate that works very well within boundaries. Now, with this digital revolution, with all those sites where you can see millions of videos, if there is not a public space for Canadians to produce programs that will be aimed at those spaces, we'll just be flooded with mostly American culture.