It seems to me the relationship here is inherently intertwined. The television broadcasters need the cable and satellite companies to extend their reach. They need the automatic substitution. These things provide real value to the broadcasters. And you need their product. You need to have television stations broadcasting signals so that you have something to sell. It seems as if the relationship has worked. To me, you've brought in models that show the television networks have by and large been profitable. And this is a tough year; let's face facts. It's a tough year to look at anything and say this economic model is broken. I don't believe, personally, that the auto industry is permanently broken. I think it's going through a period of transition and will re-emerge profitable. I think that's true of a lot of industries.
So I'm just curious. This relationship has worked. You inherently need each other. But this is a fundamental change of the industry, isn't it?