No, it was pretty good back then. It was the morning shift, but it was a civilized morning shift of 10 a.m.—quite civilized.
Mr. Knight, obviously you are looking at this from a broader perspective. We are attempting to look at local news, particularly television and radio news, from a local perspective, and they are languishing, unlike the magazine industry in this country.
What do we do in that context? As you quite rightly said, every time we add a solution, the media changes. You listed everything that has gone on from Mosaic leading right up to Google and Facebook. We are dealing with a Broadcasting Act that was written in 1991, back when Al Gore was still working on developing the Internet.
What do we do now? How do we create that environment? There is a demand for local news; we just don't know how to give it to people, it seems.