You may have noticed attention on Disney the last few days and the idea of Disney and Hulu and the short-form deal they did with Google and YouTube.How does that fit in with what you’re trying to do with TV everywhere and how does that challenge what you’re trying to do?It fits in fine. I don’t think it challenges it.The approach that Disney, for example, is taking with YouTube is very similar to the discussions we have with YouTube so we understand that.I guess I would conceptually say the same thing about the approach with Hulu, but one cannot start talking about specific deal points.Conceptually, I don’t see any inconsistency with how we’re thinking about it.I think it all fits in with how TV Everywhere will work.We believe that will be good for us.Say if ABC makes a long-form deal with Hulu or with YouTube, it does lock them into open-access broadcast online.Are you just resigned to the fact that broadcast networks are going to be out there and freely accessible?What do you actually think about that phenomenon?I don't think “resigned” is the way you should look at it.Right now, what you have, and this is for broadcast networks only, you have some of their programming at NBC, Fox and maybe ABC going long-form onto Hulu.
