You couldn't get something without offering something else in exchange. You guys never played games. Eventually I think we had close to 1,200 and probably played only five or six. It's kind of Napster equivalent. Today, people download all kinds of music they don't even listen to and don't even want.
Internet is model of content distribution that's still up in air.
Of aggregating stuff yourself, having your own library, your own catalog, having things at your disposal. It's real interesting business right now. Say you have 17 million people who buy music, just in real general terms. But I think what it points to is new model of distribution. Unlimited access all year round.