That's an excellent question. As I was trying to tell you, the American model must be avoided. Local television stations also have retransmission fees. All things considered, programming costs are much too high in the United States for consumers.
In Canada, however, I think we have achieved success. We'll see what happens over time. The process has been under way for only two and a half months, but we are moving toward a system in which quality programming will be accessible to many people at a much more reasonable cost.
You are correct to point out that, as part of this process, some fringe players may no longer break even. In that sense, diversity may be reduced.