to compete for that audience. what we've tried to do is ensure that when people are looking for those sources, they can find them, find the sources that they trust, and help them to monetise. and, actually, the editor of the times has said recently, you know, journalism is thriving. i just saw the guardian had its highest profits for 20 years recently. so, economically, publishers are doing well. but we should be concerned that quality content continues to thrive and we fight misinformation. and that's the other part of what we do, is trying to ensure that disinformation is reduced and removed. 0k, matt brittin, thank you so much from google. i just want to bring in some other people here. listening to that is claire atkinson, chief media correspondent at insider. claire, i wonder what you think of what matt was saying and clearly we do believe there's a fraught relationship between tech companies and news publishers, particularly for localjournalism. yes. i mean, the fact is that that google, meter and amazon take 50% of all of the digital ad dollars _ that's a huge problem for even the biggest players and publishers in the business. i mean, if you're gannett,