Yes, that's the second piece, I think, the second objective. The first is public accountability, so we should all, as the public who consumes this journalism, get some access into the nature of the funding agreements, but the arbitrator who is deciding the outcomes of these negotiations and these deals needs a far greater view into their detail. I don't think there are commercial prerogatives that would limit the sharing of that data to a regulator.
A third piece that I think is really important here is that the individual publishers themselves would benefit from a greater degree of transparency over the deals that others have received, because, when we talk about the independent publishers in particular right now, they are at a real disadvantage. Publishers who have not reached deals do not know what other companies have gotten, and it allows the publishers to be played off each other. Some degree of visibility into those deals will substantially increase the equity of what everyone enters into.