I have to say that we, as Amnesty, haven't been assessing the performance of the state TV all the way through, but I'm sure many Egyptian NGOs have been watching carefully the performance of state TV. They are calling for this body to be completely independent so that such incidents as in Maspero don't repeat.
It has to be said that private channels also did broadcast incitements against the Coptic minority, but they also spread a sort of smear campaign against human rights NGOs in general and U.S.-based NGOs. Human rights NGOs in general were stabbed in the back in many ways by being called plotters against the country, trying to divide Egypt or menace its sovereignty, divide the country.
Some commentators have even spoken of weapons and drugs being found in some NGO locals. There is a real smear campaign that has been ongoing for a long time against civil society, and that's not just state TV; it's also some private channels.