There seems to be this sense that quality, thorough, vetted information is a God-given right and should be free. But it takes time and energy and labor to do it.

We think a good quality company with a long track record, like Compaq is going to find the right CEO and they're going to turn this boat around and it's going to be a lot higher than it is today. ... I think they've swept most of the bad news under the rug right now and we're looking at Compaq as really going forward.

We have no information right now that tells us anything other than we are able to meet the demand right now and supplies are good. We are in storm preparation mode right now. We are going to do our best to keep Florida moving.

High-quality and timely information is the lifeblood of strong, vibrant markets. It is at the very core of investor confidence,

You can get feedback from your customers. You really couldn't pay enough to get that same quality of information.

I think it's tragic that Mr. Willis would stoop to that level. (Race) had nothing to do with the story.