No, this integration plan involves no job losses or changes of that variety. This is not focused on economic or efficiency issues, this is focused on service issues.
The next area we'll be going to in terms of integration is further integration of news. As I was mentioning earlier on, what we've been doing in Vancouver is conceiving what I'll call a “news offer” rather than a newscast, which runs across all the different platforms and is informed by a consistent set of editorial priorities.
Now, the way that news offer works is you say here's the set of editorial priorities we want to pursue, and when you send journalists out, then ideally what they do is cover the story to the maximum extent possible for the web, the mobile platform, the television platform, and the radio platform. Then what happens is that as the news breaks through the course of the day, it goes on to whichever platform is first up and then gets pushed to the next when the news gets updated, so that it's cross-promoted and cross-extended. So if you want more details, a certain newscast comes up and says this is what's happening, and for more details you can go to the website. Then on the website you have a chance to explore it. That's the general notion.
What we're going to do now is ask, how do we take that and work it back across the rest of the country as a whole through all the newsrooms, whether they're local or national?