Mr. Jolly, I'd like to hear your opinion on something I know is of concern to professional journalists, many of whom you represent.
Comments are coming from people who are often former journalists who have chosen a new business model by turning to digital and are doing a kind of new-style journalism, as they describe it, which often approaches commentary or news with an angle, so to speak. This business model inevitably means that the advertising side is perhaps a little too close to the newsroom, if you know what I mean. These people make comments about or criticize the state of traditional media and news, and one of their frequent comments is that it is traditional media's fault for not adapting, keeping up with technological evolution.
What is your reaction, and that of the entire journalistic community, to these comments?