I guess I'd just say this is such a fast-moving industry. I think we are fundamentally talking about what the proper role of government here is.
As I pointed out in my remarks, if we thought about it, many of the devices consumers use today that give them freedom, choice, and better service didn't exist before. This is moving so dramatically that the notion that a government agency could predict what the market will produce is, in my view, a thankless task—and, to be honest, a hopeless task.
We really need to rely on the market; the market will produce these benefits. If there are abuses of market power, then obviously we need a way to respond to those. But to restrain competition is the regime we have today, which just won't work for consumers in the short run, let alone the long run.