On the issue of the effect of Canada, we've been talking a lot about start-ups and companies, but let's talk about experimental, intellectual, and medical non-profits, for example. If I'm making connections, trying to create some new form of database of information, and I'm talking from Edmonton to Vancouver, it's a pretty straight line. If I'm talking from Edmonton and San Bernardino and Vancouver, it becomes a little more complicated.
Given the ability of the major carriers in the U.S. to throttle content, slow it down, degrade it, and given the fact that so much of the architecture of the Internet is in the United States, is there a spinoff effect degrading the ability of Canadian users of the Internet to get the full benefit of the use of the open Internet?