Sam Koslowski

And no company in the news media industry is looking at the next 5, 10, 15, 20 years... Feeling good about it.

Yeah.

And...

Despite all of that, the wants and needs of audiences are still there and they're still growing.

So there's no change in the demand for news.

People want news.

There's a lot of change in trust and perhaps one of the things that would shore up trust and make sure that a whole generation of young people trust and believe the news that they're receiving is well-funded news that can do their job well.

And so you're never going to get a news company, I don't think, saying no, blanket no to any funding.

But there's always a discussion about what does that change in terms of the ability to report on those companies or obligations.

Sure.

Yeah.

And when you give money to a company, where's it going?

Is it going to executives?

Is it going to journalists?

Is it going to a new office, you know, fit out?

There's so much here.

Yeah, but I hope to kind of bring everyone with us because this is important.

Alrighty, let's do a little bit of maths together.

The average SaaS subscription for a small business, let's say it's $50 a month.

Now, how many of those are you running?