All of the publishers involved in this project are members of the various regional and national publishing associations. The project that we're working on is like its own specific project. We're not, let's say, a policy.... Not all of us agree, by the way, with all the positions the publishing associations take. I think there is much greater diversity of opinion than you might have been exposed to amongst publishers about the issues around copyright, and Access Copyright and so on.
As far as digital locks are concerned, we've run into the issue that was mentioned earlier today about disabled students needing to get access to files and needing to do things with files in order to make them available. Really, our fundamental objective is to get people to use and read our material. We're not like the multinationals, whose job it is to extract as many millions of dollars from every national territory they can. We're publishers like real publishers used to be, which is we want people to read our material, not to turn this into an MBA, a way of getting as much money out of every market that you can possibly get.