 Because there were no great newspaper establishments as we think of them today, or, of course, broadcast networks. There were simply people who wrote out what they wanted to say and took it to a printer, a job printer. And Zenger was one of those, a German-born printer in New York. And he printed a newspaper which was very critical of the royal governor of New York. There was no First Amendment at the time, of course. There was no United States. We're talking about the colonial period.