Thank you.
I want to just talk about the larger picture beyond the issue of net neutrality. In terms of questions of antitrust, which Americans tend to have been better at than Canadians in some areas, I was thinking of the Microsoft antitrust case and the issue of the bundling of services with Microsoft Office and Windows and all that. You'd mentioned the rise of very strong monopolies, which was certainly unexpected in the development of the Internet. Are we now also reaching that point with mobile devices and the enforced lack of compatibility, like the Apple Store, Google Play, and Amazon tablets? We're dealing with really dominant control of the market, and they're giving us all the great toys we can use, but we have to use them on their terms. In light of the net neutrality ruling, is there some question as to whether there will be be less of a desire to go on antitrust after them, or do we need to start breaking apart some of these monopolies?