In the industry, it is called a meltdown to drop from digital to expanded basic.

All the deals are done except WLKY.

There has just not been the kind of interest being expressed to justify that move.

We have initiated a number of counter-offers in the spirit of good faith negotiations. Lifetime will not yield on the forced carriage of Lifetime Movie Network on expanded basic as well as the forced addition of Lifetime Real Women to digital basic.

That's not a lot, but if everybody did that, pretty soon it would add up to a lot of money. It is important that we hold the line on these meltdown demands. By ordinance we pass all our programming increases on to the customer.

We've got to get those slots going for a number of reasons. It's good for the shareholders and horsemen. It's also good for the community and education in the state.