Our goal is to ensure that we migrate 95 percent of our customers to the Internet version, and we think we will achieve that. Through the research and development that I led for News Retrieval back in the early days, we made a very important strategic decision. We believed, and still believe, that one product can serve both markets information professionals and business users. Some people might believe that an information professional likes to memorize 1,500 commands or that they enjoy the puzzle of which databases to search within a product for relevant content, but most people don't want to do all that. Information professionals say they are time-pressed and they simply want to access information quickly.
Business executives say the same thing.
Neither group wants to memorize commands. We are providing dedicated connection lines between the customer and Dow Jones a kind of extranet connection so that overcomes any speed issues. Customers are more concerned with being able to move through firewalls seamlessly, so we are focusing a lot of our efforts on making that happen. Please summarize the most recent additions to Dow Jones Interactive. Reports from MarkIntel and the EIU have been added and we have integrated the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition.