There are two things with the new media. The bigger centres of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Vancouver are much more into it than a place like St. John's. The viewers there and the producers are further ahead than we are, there's no doubt about it whatsoever. So moving over to the new technologies and all the rest, I think that's a national concern more than a regional concern, to be totally honest, except for the fact that these new platforms you talk about are what our kids are using.
I have no idea about YouTube or any of them. I don't touch them. But I have a 13-year-old and an 18-year-old who can fly through a computer and know so many websites. I had a $270 phone bill from them downloading browser time. They're the next audience.
If CBC is going to continue for the next 20 to 60 years, that's the audience they have to access. They're on their cellphones, computers, and websites. They are watching TV, but not the same way we did. So I think the new technology is important for audience development. It's something those of us here in Newfoundland will probably catch up to soon.