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I’ve had 911, I’ve had 28, 2012, 2014 where I, I tried to pivot too much and fell over. But we saw an opportunity on January the 12th, 2021, when CNN decided during COVID, they wanted to close their network and we managed to secure quite a big chunk of it. And we managed to take that technology.
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