, and that can create a quarter of innovation that cannot and if it's that be down to the entire popation. i believe access to information is a basic right. but there is a second lesson. and that lesson that is in the american tradition we have a very effect to come up long-standing presumption that one communication medium should be on another. that is to say newspapers do not control the telegraph in telegraph does not get telephone and telephone not the radio. television did not get control of the media. none of that of technological consideration. they made very wise decisions to certify communication media developed in a way to discourage a rivalry, to distinguish between, for example, providing content and the congress within which communication messages are transmitted. and that has served us well in the past and it seems to me that that is the legacy, deeply embedded in the american tradition, not something we have it today. the survey was done business with an extraordinary innovative infrastructure. we could bring to bear when we think about the issues of our own. >> host: we've