I don't think that the issue is about labelling the types of journalism that currently exist. I think the issue is about protecting the ability to do that double-checking you talked about, whether it's for a big story, a simpler, everyday story, a podcast or whatever. You really need to have the ability to do that double-checking.
What's different about CPAC—I'm here representing CPAC, of course—is that, at the end of the day, no other institution provides all these hours in a long, unmodified format, that is, without editing or interruptions. Something I find truly incredible, and I believe I mentioned this in my speech, is the number of hours of recording that we add to our archives every day. We add 20 to 24 hours every day to our large library.