We want to use television in a way that will provide a different understanding of the value of books and authors and hopefully ignite general interest in reading more.

It's an opportunity to create something over time that would potentially make a big difference to books, literacy, and reading.

Properties that are undervalued get pushed up to value or above because there will be more than one person interested. Once buyers get drawn into a negotiation, they get focused on winning the house and often lose track of the price they pay.

There is nothing in that mix that will devalue the value of network television. In fact, I think it will be exactly the opposite.

We do think it gives some value to the advertiser because people do look for them.

For this caucus to allow a rural infrastructure program to be announced in St. John's is, quite frankly, ridiculous,