Because we're going to be supplying the same sorts of performances into rural areas but just using modern technology to do it. There is a strong educational component connected with it. The aims or the spirit is very similar. That will include biographies. That will include video or audio or both.
People can come into the site and watch the artists perform or listen to the artists perform.
And also to have a way, especially for the students to interact directly with the artists either through live chat or bulletin board systems. Also a way for the public to leave comments about the artists' performance. So, it's actually going to be a fairly interactive site. I think a lot of people will be interested in going to it for not just the performances but to have a chance to have some communication with the artist who did it.