They weren't getting it from the majors, so they got it wherever they could. The same will happen with video if we don't find a way to legitimize and commercialize the Internet opportunity. If you view it in comparison to satellite and cable compulsory licenses, there's clearly an impediment. Otherwise, no, I don't think so. It's the marketplace.
Video is much more focused on exclusive licenses and content-owner control than music is.
That's historically been the case, and I think, to some degree, it will continue to be the case. That's why I'm not sure how much a compulsory license helps. It's still a patchwork quilt of compulsory licenses out there, and it's not the best system, at least not the one that exists today. We're doing great. I was up on the Hill today with a bunch of staffers.