We're launching it as a product at the congress of the learned societies in Regina at the end of the month. It's a soft launch. Right now if you looked at the site you'd see that there are about 3,500 chapters there from about 350 different books, but we're rapidly adding content from other publishers. We're expecting to have 600 books by the end of June, and we're continuing to add content.
Between February 1 and now, we've been funded by the Ontario Media Development Corporation and Nova Scotia's creative industries fund to undertake this project. I think everybody sees that there's an issue around lack of payment for the content that's being published in Canada by Canadian academic authors for the Canadian university market, and people are anxious to see whether there's—as I said in my presentation—a middle ground.
We went and talked to universities. We approached 35 universities. Two of the universities said they would actually tell their academics that this site exists. Those two were the University of Winnipeg and the University of Toronto; but 17 of the universities refused to talk to us.