Thank you very much.
Mr. Longfield began to ask a question that I was going to ask about first nation dances, as we pursue how we deal with first nations' copyright. We haven't done a good job of it in the past. We're trying to wrap our heads around it. We know that there were some examples of various groups that are more susceptible to issues and one of them would be the first nations.
If you think about, back in the black and white TV days, there were a lot of first nations dances being used in various westerns. There would have been absolutely no compensation or permission asked for it, as well.
I appreciate your comments as we delve into that. We do have some really good dance people, as well. Richard Kim in Sault Ste. Marie is world renowned and Tanya Kim is his sister. There are a lot of other artists.
We talked about different forms of technology that have been thrust upon us in different situations. We were discussing the photocopier before it could be utilized in a way to photocopy entire volumes of works. That used to be a new technology for a grey-haired guy like me. It was never possible before. We saw a lot of that happening in the past. I think there are more policies, items and laws associated with that nowadays.
There are new technologies, like Spotify, Google, a number of other Apple products and whatnot. Could you describe how they have affected your organizations? Is it better now or is it worse compensation for your particular group?
Does anyone want to start?