I wouldn't say that there's no cultural content to cable television. I would say that it's much smaller. It's the programming services that really decide the Canadian content. To be a cable television operator in Canada, you don't have a lot of choice in what you carry and what you don't. You have a little bit of control over what channel number you put them on and how you package them, but I don't think the packages a foreign entity is going to put things in are going to be very different from the packages that a Canadian entity would. TSN is a hugely popular sports service, and if you're a foreigner or a Canadian, you're going to want it in your most popular package.
So I think the cultural component is much less for cable TV--much less--and its role as a distributor is much greater.