But you have a situation in which the powerful network stations have bargaining power, and the smaller networks don't. The NAB always goes the way of the lowest common denominator. Let's switch gears. Pepco has a partnership with RCN for the Washington, D.C., area. So it's very much a precedential case.
Video is the new part of the package.
One of the 1996 Act's little-noticed innovations was that for the first time it allowed electric utilities to get into telecommunications And because of that, there have been seminars all over the country for electric utilities on ways to get into telecom markets. So far, there have been more seminars than electric utilities entering telecom markets. Well, that's true to a point. Let somebody take the lead and try to learn from their mistakes. They really are a threat to both in these MDU markets.