Let me just add a word.
CBC radio remains absolutely committed to books. Just as you were talking, I was counting the number of shows we have. At this point we have, I think, two shows that are devoted completely to books. And books also are an important staple of Shelagh Rogers' show and of Q, Jian Ghomeshi's show. As you may know, we've relaunched a television channel, to have a sort of higher arts channel, called Bold TV. Our plan is also to put a talk show about books onto that channel.
We had last February, for a week, Canada Reads, which is, as you know, the great competition we have to try to figure out which is the book. This year it turned out to be Paul Quarrington's book.
So we are completely committed to radio and to books. We know from the booksellers that probably one of the most important things that can happen for a book is to actually get picked up and become part of something like Canada Reads.
I can tell you that, ideally, it would be very desirable for us to go further with books than we are even now, but our commitment is absolutely sympathetic.