One of our previous witnesses brought up something that we had discussed before here at this committee, and that is the BBC's decision to fund, I think at the cost of some 8 million pounds, a series of local journalists who would be able to feed into the BBC. I realize it's a state-run institution, but it has a large footprint and it has a huge effect on ad revenue for upstarts and local publishing, printing, and radio in the U.K. This is their way of feeding a very local network but at the same time perhaps understanding that their larger footprint in this digital age is having a serious effect on those voices.
Is there kind of a moral responsibility, at some point, that may play a factor here?