Investing in technology is fine. That only helps your company and your process, because it controls the actual resale market. It now goes on Internet devices and so forth, as opposed to the traditional, for the person on the street.
What I'm interested in, though, is whether there's a difference for the actual creators. You're investing, obviously, to get a profit on return, but on the street the artists aren't getting anything from that resale. Putting aside the whole ethical issue of the resale of tickets virtually before they even enter the marketplace, what are artists getting out of this? Are they on their own individually to enter into separate contracts from Ticketmaster? Is that it? Do they have their own individual, separate contracts, whereby they'll each get maybe 1%, 10%, or 20%? What types of thresholds are we looking at for artists to be compensated for this resale?