The obligation was certainly there. What our negotiations did was standardize the payment. If radio stations are choosing to stop streaming on the Internet, it's their own decision. We encourage the development of the Internet. Not all stations have the ability to remove advertisements or other elements from their Internet stream, but Shepard was slightly surprised that stations were completely removing themselves from the new medium.
Many radio stations do have it and are using it to sell their Internet streaming ads separately.
But the underlying reasons to cease streaming lie deeper than that for many companies. There is way too much legal and financial uncertainty. That makes it untenable and unsupportable. If they're not going to run the stream, well, that's their decision. But certainly our clients are paid, and I think people are getting more responsible about rights both for voice talents and music.