I understand the sentiment, Mr. Waugh. I would just say, from personal experience, Marc referred to the digital news innovation challenge, which was really the first program we did back in 2017 to support news. There is a team there—one of the five companies we helped incubate—called The Gist. At the time it was a team of three young professionals who decided to create a news outlet for sports focused on women. It's a feminist publisher focused on interpreting sports for women. They were from Toronto. They used platforms like Facebook—and, I suspect, other platforms as well—to grow. They are doing remarkably well, three or four years on, across North America. That was the power, I think, of the open Internet.
I agree with you that if they're doing a lot of this on Facebook and other streaming platforms that are open to user-generated content, presumably that means they're in competition with others. However, in some ways, I think it is a wonderful example to see in terms of innovation—in terms of, effectively, a small business finding success and being able to challenge incumbents online.