By this time next year we will have substantial resources in Cyprus, Dubai, Jebel Ali, Kuwait, Cairo, Lebanon, and here in Rome. The bases I've just cited are existing today, they're just smaller. This should allow us to integrate ourselves better into the culture and the language, and also bring down the costs. People, I believe, overreacted to this concept of decentralization and turned it into a catch-all of, we're leaving Rome. In the same way that any broadcaster's strategy may change and their focus may change.
Business is vibrant, business has to adjust to the conditions of the day.
So we're not precluding it, but that's not in the cards now. Earlier this year trade publications were reporting that Orbit expected to show a profit within a year's time. The timeline to break even for us is December. Nothing is going to distract us from that. Anything that has to do with infrastructure is a capital cost, that's long-term, as a separate element.