broadcast in the States. Show it at three in the afternoon, then you give it another run at 8:30 at night. People, if they're around at 3pm, they can watch it. Or they can tape it on their iQ and when they get home at 6pm, they can watch it. Because of the way our channels are structured, we have more flexibility with our schedule than perhaps the free-to-air networks do at the moment. So, all of those things are to say they will come to air as fast as we can manage. DAN BARRETT: Now, I have to say I was very impressed that Foxtel adopted that flexible approach to broadcasting with Sons of Anarchy, because I never could understand why you guys weren't doing that previously. Because obviously you don't have the same constraints on you that a normal linear broadcast channel does. BRUCE MEAGHER: Now, to be honest with you, it was history and practice. The ways that we operated with studios that nobody had seriously ever revisited. When we put it to the studios, you know, they were, by and large, they could see the sense in it. They could understand it helps protect the value of their content and so they're being very co-operative and we're now getting some great results. DAN BARRETT: Does the deal provide access to any of the foreign language HBO shows produced. So, for example, HBO Latino do a great show called Capadocia, which is a ladies in prison Oz-type