Thank you.
In another life I was a musician. We saw how much the Internet turned over the traditional music model. Certainly there are many factors besides the Internet for what happened to the recording industry in the early 2000s. I came to Parliament, and the Internet was the biggest menace stalking the halls of Parliament. We had to constrain it. We had to define it. We had stop all the pirates. We came up with these big, giant bibles on how to save television by really committing to that 1970s vision of television. The market is changing and new things are happening. Certainly you mentioned this golden age of television. Now on Netflix I watch Icelandic television and Swedish television and New Zealand television.
What is the track record of having an open Internet, where things do get upset, where traditional models are overturned, and new start-up punk operations actually turn the world upside down? How do you see the importance of what the Internet has done and its potential to create new forms of communication?