>> yes, i have a comment, i'm in the an expert on the napster or gloucester case. one of the differences play be in the early days the music industry wasn't necessarily embracing technology to what the consumer wanted to do. they wanted to downhood music onthe internet and there wasn't a system put in place. i think the difference here is we all sit up here on this panel and -- we're embracing technology. we want to be able to give consumers our product on any form mat they want. whether satellite, cable, broadband on their television, we of those products, all the way down the line. and i think that play be part of the difference. as far as how that, how that evolved. we're in a situation now where we of it on all of these various ways to watch it, yet it can be uploaded on to the internet and watched by literally hundreds of thousands of people for free, without having to pay for the copyrighted content. >> anyone else? >> and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to -- some additional time for the answers to the -- to the questions. thank you. >> and you're m