Radio has been...“expanded” is a big word. Flat is the new up, so they are flat in terms of revenue and being able to survive and go forward. Essentially, in respect to advertising, it's a challenging business for all the players in this nation. Radio has had a resiliency through the decades and through all of the challenges because they have been able to provide that very localness, that information that you need, that very direct, local reflection of the communities that Canadians live in.
With respect to the CRTC, we've mentioned more than once that local content is key in this whole world. Social media is individual. There are a lot of digital platforms, maybe international, but that local market is something that radio has been covering rather well, and I think that they're able to continue to thrive in the environment because of that attachment to the local communities.