The beginning of 2006, that's what we're expecting.

You [had] better be following the story that's happening very carefully to make sure you have a beginning, middle and an end. Time flies by very quickly and it's important to be pointing your camera in the right direction or you can miss something. Because of this, we shot around the clock and got very little sleep. We had to be up before the campers and went to sleep hours after they did in order to prepare for the next day. It can be exhausting. Besides providing a beautiful setting, the best thing about filming at a camp is that something transformational often happens when the participants arrive. They are more open and honest because they don't have outside distractions.

That wasn't the same team we played at the beginning of the year. But hitting it like that, we were going to make a game of it no matter who showed up.

There could be many reasons that AT&T is not part of the program, maybe they didn't want to be included. We, as a company, don't make any assurances that all essential patents are included.

In the patent world, the user of a product is responsible for figuring out which intellectual property obligations they have and how to meet them. They become vulnerable if infringing a patent under which they are not licensed.

MPEG LA and patent holders are just as eager to see this standard succeed as everyone else. We just need to make sure that licensees pay their fair share.