Yes. There's more space for editorials.
I have some sympathy and some lack of sympathy. When I was in the newspaper business, I think I was on the reform end. I was the advocate and founding editor of theglobeandmail.com, and I think the newspaper industry.... I can do glass half full and glass half empty, really. I think they've been trying to innovate. I think some people.... I like the fact that we have news organizations with different strategies. To me it's healthy that people are experimenting with different kinds of strategies. Certainly, as we discussed earlier, La Presse has been wonderfully innovative.
There is a disparity in the quality of what newspapers have tried to do and how they've responded to their own crisis, and in the civic function too, and that's another reason I don't think treating everybody equally with tax credits and showering tax credits on them would be as good a means as having something that can judge quality. I recognize that opens up a situation in which somebody is doing that judging, but it seems to me that we've crossed that in this country with other kinds of granting councils.