Right, and I think what it does is that it creates the conditions in which it could be, as you say, applied to other forms of information, other forms of knowledge. I don't know that it would go down a cable television kind of road where consumers would be buying packages. When I think about the commercialization, what I think about more is the idea that the Internet—what is shown to you, what is given to you—is fuelled by commercial deals and money changing hands in backroom corporate decision-making that you don't know about, right?
What you would be seeing would be commercially motivated—it might be for good; it might be not for good—and you wouldn't have any control over it. Certainly in the origins of the Internet things were not commercially motivated at all in the beginning, whereas today we are on a road where potentially that changes, and I do think that breaks a lot of what is special about the Internet.