It turns out that the volume of political advertising has been a lot heavier than we anticipated, and we're going to have to change those rates we quoted you. Here's the new rate sheet. Television media markets obviously are in large cities and they expand across lots of geographic and political boundaries. The typical local candidate for legislature or city council, it's not an efficient buy to begin with. So it's a problem, but I wouldn't describe it as a large problem.
Candidates tend to want to be able to completely control their own message.
We've still got some work to do on that front. Once again, ad time, to candidates of their choice. Let's get them out of the business of raising hundred thousand dollar checks. Well thank you very much. Paul Taylor is executive director of the Alliance for Better Campaigns.