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Will be out of business by next year, eliminating 25,000 out of 30,000 internet companies. >> what sort of message do you have for all of us as we look at what's happening to the dot-com businesses and the stock market? >> don't invest in dot-coms. >> the internet opened up a lot of things for people. it made things easier for people and that didn't change. bubble or no bubble. >> with more than one billion web pages out there, millions of web sites out there on the internet, no wonder the most common activity on the web is still searching, trying to find the information you're looking for. th...

It's a prelude to its failure. >> most dotcom startups will be out of business next year, eliminating 25,000 out of 30,000 internet companies. >> what sort of message do you have for all of us as we look at what's happening to the dotcom businesses and the stock market? >> don't invest in dotcoms? >> the internet opened up a lot of things for people. it made things easier for people. that didn't change. bubble or no bubble. >> with more than a billion web pages out there, millions of websites out there on the internet, it's no wonder the most common activity is searching. there hasn't been muc...

Talking about here, clint, specifically? >> well, like craig says. they have access to just about anything that you do on line or conceivably gain access to anything you do on line. >> you do online. >> so the time of day, the site i go to, the product i purchased, "the e-mail i sent? what are we talking about here? >> it will depend on the level of encryption the different sites have in place. they can tell how much time you spend on different websites. they may not know exactly what products you bought but they can tell what e-commerce sites you visited. they probably couldn't tell what sear...

At is imaging computers, recovering deleted files. when they image it, it's essentially making copies of it and preserving the original for court evidence. and once they work off the copies, what they'll do is use sophisticated software or in the old days we used to call it search terms to try to narrow down what e-mails may be of interest to them. >> there might be duplicates within the 650,000 e-mails and they'll just automatically throw out because they have nothing to do with anything? >> exactly, you can put in some key search terms. you can also ask it to take out any duplicates, you kno...

To schools, one product called google, where we have a serious problem because this is a company that signed a pledge it they would not accumulate information on students or disseminate that information so you have it going out in three potential ways, one, when syncing is automatically enables, that exposes where kids visited, videos they have watched, search items, search terms, all of that becomes available. the administrator can enable this. the administrator can make it available to google or a third party without the student and more parents knowing. here is the problem. 48 million stude...