But we don't want to have to be in a position where we're litigating all day, every day. I'm not even a lawyer. Running a law firm is not my vision of a great job. But to the extent we have to deliver a set of precedents, that we have to create a kind of mutual understanding between the entertainment industry and the technology industry about what we think are the best ways to help develop the legitimate business with the creative community as a partner, we're going to be aggressive in enforcing our rights. Not only could it be used legitimately, there are certainly no illusions by me or anybody else that I work with that somehow, depending on the outcome of this lawsuit, file sharing or file copying gets put back in the box.
Innovation is certainly here to stay.
There are lots of interesting uses for it. But I do think that the people who want to commercialize it have an obligation to help develop those business models. We're making the stuff that your people want to use your great technology for. I thought it was silly. Not in the least.