Here is a great example of how the U.S. Congress won't put its own documents on the Internet. Phil Angell is starting a company, called HearingRoom. You read that right. What a slap in the face to the taxpayers.
Congressional hearings are public information.
We taxpayers paid for these hearings. We ought to be able to read them, on the Internet, for free. Complete transcripts of hearings will be available in the archives after coverage has ended. Exact timing of transcript availability depends on which product is selected. Of course, the high cost of HearingRoom.