Thank you, Madam Chair.
I went to look on the Internet—I know I sound old when I say that. In the App Store, I see that you have two options for the National Post, and The Globe and Mail.
My general impression was that, except for older people who use a PC with a keyboard, apps for smart phones and iPads are part of the general trend toward tablets and smart phones. Do they not provide some independence from search engines such as Google?
I am like everyone else. I would point out that Google is one of the most popular brands in the United States, liked by Republicans as well as Democrats. Everyone likes Google. Obviously, everyone likes it and especially the little themes on Google that change every day. In reality, however, the giant is eating the roots of all the local plants. Do apps afford greater independence in respect of digital revenues as opposed to leaving the lion's share to search engines?