and i don't think we would like to live in a world in which cctv is the model for what we have. so i think we're better off than we may think we are. you know, at the same time, the nightly news has withered to a level. if you put together the audience for the three major nightly news shows, nbc, cbs and abc, you put the audience for those three together. they are less than any of the three nightly news where any one of the nightly news had more audience than the three all together now. there's nothing in those nightly news shows anymore. so, the challenge, i think, of getting it right, is to find ways in which to make sure that people have access. it will not be as easy access as it used to be when everybody thought "the new york times" had all of the news and it was thought fit to print. i think the danger is that news will disappear because there won't be any money for people to create it. i don't think that will happen. i think we will have a very fragmented, but much more thorough way of learning about what the world is becoming. >> in a moment, i'll invite questions from t