Industry committee  That's my point. It's a very important difference to get out there.

Industry committee  Thank you. I've already been cut off.

Industry committee  I have just a quick question. You talked about site blocking. How would you do it? You talked earlier about DNS blocking, which is a completely ineffective system, so I'm just curious.

Industry committee  Fair enough. Thank you.

Industry committee  Thank you. I understand Mr. Lametti has a quick question before it comes back to me.

Industry committee  Let the record show that Mr. Masse doesn't think he has a real job. That's just a point there. I'll stay on TPMs, which Mr. Lametti has gone into at length. The fair dealing exceptions apply to a whole lot of things. There are many situations where you have fair dealing exceptio

Industry committee  If somebody produced something that has a TPM on it, that's locked, TPM definitions tell us that the fact that it's on a computer could be defined as a TPM in the first place. My simple question is, if somebody has a TPM and you want to access that data for your analysis, shoul

Industry committee  Should reverse engineering itself be legal?

Industry committee  Are there circumstances in which you believe reverse engineering should not be legal?

Industry committee  Do we have a shortage of software programmers, people qualified to do that, in the world right now? That question is for all of you.

Industry committee  Okay. I worked in the high-tech industry for quite a long time. I'm still involved in it and have been for over 20 years. I've noticed that the people I'm involved with are largely the same people who I was involved with 20 years ago. What we all have in common is that we took o

Industry committee  Thank you.

Industry committee  Thank you. Mr. Simpson, you held up a device earlier. What is that thing called?

Industry committee  Is there any technology that exists, regardless of cost right now, that you can point at a piece of paper and it will read it to you? To take the text to—

Industry committee  OCR, thank you—to the next level, does that technology exist or is it in development? Have we heard about it?