DAN BARRETT: I'm assuming you wouldn't have to license the name of Go -- there's no sort of trademark of that at all, or any sort of oddities there, is there? BRUCE MEAGHER: We've registered Foxtel Go as a name, any business would do that. I don't think anyone else can use the phrase Foxtel Go. I'm not a trademark lawyer, but y'know, Go is such a common word that I think it would be very hard to protect that as a word by itself. But Foxtel Go, we've marked it and would have protection for. DAN BARRETT: Is this the same platform as used for the Olympics, but rebadged? BRUCE MEAGHER: The technology is very, very similar. It allows you to... It essentially has two principle functions. There's live streaming of channels, which is what we had in the Olympics. We had eight channels. And within that we could do things like pause it and rewind and all of those sorts of fabulous things. So, that's one part of it. And the other, as I say, is the catch-up service. And similarly with the Olympics you were able to go in and watch a race that you missed and go back and watch. So there will be a whole lot of programs that will be on the catch-up part of the application which will obviously be things that have been shown in the last week or however long the catch-up period is. So, yes, very similar in technology, very