When an AOL client connects, the AOL server sends back more information than they expect, ... The buffer that they reserved was 256 bytes. For that buffer, what AOL sends is 256 bytes and then 24 bytes extra ... to overflow it.

By continuing to classify that information so that it's not available to the American people, the American people have been denied important information for their own protection, for the protection of the communities,

Higher-quality telemetry coupled with high bandwidth communications means we can collect information in real time, as it is happening.

The securities laws say you cannot make use for personal gain of confidential information you obtained in a fiduciary capacity. If the First Boston analysts made no use of it, then there is not an issue. There also is an issue of whether the information they obtained was confidential and material.

They've come to realize how much it can hurt them to withhold information. I think they're starting to recognize that more than they did in the past.

Some people think it's just easier to drag a journalist before a judge and try to get that information, rather than find it out on their own.