Vanan Murugesan

And it was such a Marvel 10, 15 years ago that we could take you live.

Anybody can go live from Antarctica.

You got to get there.

OK, you could have an Antarctic correspondent today.

You could find somebody that lives there and they could real time transmit information back and forth.

The point being is.

I think the future of news delivery is going to be personal.

It is going to come through trusted curators.

The person that conveys the information may be part of a larger network that aggregates information collectively, right?

We may all work in some of these same newsrooms together.

We may bundle, like I could see, you know, I bet you in the future, I'm gonna, hey, I want to subscribe to all Minnesota publications for $100 a month.

And I'll get a bundled fee or I want, you know, you know, and everybody will get a piece of that.

And maybe that's how I'll I'll roll there.

But I just think we're going to the way people come into a news organization is going to be personal, not based on a brand, but based on an individual.

I just think that and you just described that.

the individual way that suddenly half a million people showed up in.

Well, look, anyway, it's very exciting, I think, these possibilities.

Let me ask this.

What kind of... Are you syndicating your work yet?

Meaning, you know, has the Star Tribune said, you know what?