Thank you so much for your question.
We've been talking for more than a decade about the fact that digital platforms disrupted the advertising market and that most of the revenues now flow to Google and Facebook. This has a tremendous impact on democracy and on our capacity as a country to have journalists all over the country to cover what's important for citizens.
We've been talking for more than a decade about how important it is to rebalance the relationship between those digital platforms and our news outlets to make sure they can actually negotiate the parts of the revenue that should be going back to our news sector, because it does bring value to those platforms. This is exactly what we've accomplished.
As you said, it probably won't resolve the entire crisis for the media because it's extensive and it's very important. Thousands of journalists have lost their jobs in the past decade, but this is $100 million of new revenue that will be sent to the sector that will support local news and local journalism. It's extremely important. It's a first step.
Our government has been there to support the news sector and will continue to be there.