In answer to your latter question, yes, we bring probably 10 to 20 anti-piracy cases a year. The particular one to which you're referring we call the Interplus case. It was quite a significant achievement for us in that it took us, I believe, six years to get it to trial. It went through 10 days of trial. We got the largest award of damages under the statutory damages provisions of the Copyright Act. In addition, we also got personal liability against two of the leading players, aside from the corporate entities.
The thing you should know about that is that in spite of the large award, it pales in comparison to the costs we've incurred. And the defendants have gone on to appeal, so we will now pay the costs of appealing this, and I wouldn't be surprised if, at the end of this, we are found to simply have a bankrupt set of individuals and companies.