Via the New York Times, it looks like the electronic data coming from the Bush Administration will be causing the National Archives to go running for the aspirin.
"Sam Watkins, a transition liaison officer at the archives, said his agency was expecting to receive 20 to 24 terabytes of e-mail alone from the Bush White House. By contrast, Mr. Watkins said, the volume of e-mail from the Clinton White House was less than one terabyte."
I was also interested in reading about the possible preservation problems in the use of proprietary products. Of course, they also mention the Cheney lawsuit.
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