Thank you.
We've had some really interesting and, I think, very important success digitally with all of our CBC, both news and entertainment, programming.
What Catherine is referring to specifically with regard to The National is that I think a lot of people may note that the actual TV viewing of The National every night at 10 on the CBC main channel has been down. In fact, there are maybe only 300,000 on average who watch it on the CBC main channel.
Another few hundred thousand watch it on CBC News Network, which is another television offering, and another 450,000 views of The National happen every day on YouTube. Another 40,000 watch it on Explore, our streaming channel, and another 50,000 watch it on Gem and the CBC News app.
When you put it all together, night after night what you are seeing is that the attention paid to The National by Canadians is 1.2 million, 1.3 million, 1.4 million people, depending on the night. It is significant and valid and really important that this information is being shared. A lot of that is happening the next morning, because morning is now the new prime time. This is all part of what is the shifting and fragmentation and rediscovery of content with new behaviours.