What distinguishes this site from other presidential library sites is the availability of hundreds of searchable and browsable presidential papers, organized chronologically at this time. Transcripts of press conferences and State of the Union Addresses are available. By providing this glimpse into a presidency, the Bush Library site becomes a model that other Presidential sites would do well to emulate. The site also features a discussion forum and links to other online resources. New departments on research and new media law are forthcoming.
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The U.S. Justice Department filed charges against Microsoft in the District Court of the District of Columbia on October 20, 1997. Details can be found in a DOJ press release. The memorandum, along with affidavits in support of it from both Microsoft and third parties, are available at the Microsoft Corporate Information site. Information about the conference, including a speakers list, is available at the conference site. The objectivity of this conference depends, of course, on one's point of view, as is aptly pointed out in a letter from Microsoft Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Bob Herbold to Nader.