I wouldn't say that. More and more I think teams or primary venues or artists are understanding that this is a good, competitive, open market. My equivalent to this is the airline side of things, in which airlines sell tickets through multiple storefronts or channels that have buyer share. They wouldn't just sell them through themselves.
The ticketing market is very similar to that. Artists and teams are realizing that their own work—their own season ticket sales, their own transferability support for season ticket holders who can't go to 82 baseball games a year—along with our ability to reach a buyer group that they may not have access to regularly and to help them earn, is turning out to be a very positive thing, as long as the market stays open, stays competitive and stays on a level footing.