Yes, that's certainly something that I hear at times. Especially, too, people will make comments along the lines of, “Nobody listens to the radio anymore.” Well, we have numbers saying that about 70% of Canadians in the run of a week are listening to the radio in some way, shape or form. They can do it in all sorts of different ways now. When it comes to television, we'll hear about cord-cutters, but still there are approximately 70% of people who are still subscribing to some sort of cable or satellite service. There are still millions of people who are watching Canadian programs, who are listening to Canadian radio each and every day and who are getting the news and the information on what's happening in their community.
We can certainly see a future where we're in some ways sharing the broadcasting ecosystem with other players—with foreign players—but what's really important for us is just that certainly we move beyond where we are right now, where there are no rules on those folks, and we move to a place where there are fair and equitable rules between us.