Good morning.
Thank you to both organizations for coming in this morning. I used to deliver the Star Weekly when I was a kid. Then they put it in newspapers, and I didn't get a chance to. Then it died.
You know what? Magazines come and go. Let's talk about that. The shelf life is such that if you get a magazine that runs for a year, you seem to be good. I've invested in some in Saskatchewan. They look great; the model looks super; and then all of a sudden, they die.
Can you talk about that? I just looked at your website here. You have the state of the magazines. You do see them, and people do read them. The quality is very good.
I totally agree with you on the editor aspect of it, because the editors are what makes a magazine. Unfortunately, what we're seeing now, I think, is that when newspapers lay someone off, they get an editor from a newspaper angle.