Because we are living in the world of massive media companies like Facebook—and just last week we had a lot of articles around the whistleblower at Facebook; and Facebook is a $1 trillion company. And so we need to be able to protect those journalists. The type of power that those new social media companies—it should be something that we all worry about as well, because in many ways we're all kind of prisoners of their algorithm. I mean, you don't get on the news unless you say something outrageous. The journalists are kind of trapped into it as well: in order for them to reach their audiences, they've got to make sure that what they write is engaging on Facebook, engaging on Twitter, and all that kind of thing. In order for us to get our messages out to people, we've got to make sure that we do things that are engaging for them as well. So at the foundation of this is the question of power—the foundation of this is the question of power.