Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, gentlemen, for being here today.
A number of the things you have mentioned in answers to other members, certainly on the concept of media companies.... You were talking in your presentation about how they are breaking away from advertising-driven online initiatives and that type of thing. Of course, one of the things we heard when we were in the States talking to different companies is that you end up stifling innovation. Is part of the concern that Canada seems to be a place where you or your companies don't feel it's worthwhile, that we may not end up being able to bring in different types of products from other places, or that they will ignore us? That's the first part.
As an extension of that, perhaps we could get a bit of an idea of what the business models actually are so that people realize—whenever we're talking about social media and data brokers—what is it they want from us. This isn't a free service because it has to be paid for. But I think a lot of people don't quite put those two things together.
So I wonder if you could give us a bit of a thumbnail sketch that you see in that regard, and then perhaps talk about some of the basics that are in your own business model.