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GPO unveils key priorities for 5-year modernization plan

The Government Publishing Office is including a six-step process to emphasize its modernization and innovation efforts over the next five years.

  • By Chris Riotta

No, GPO doesn't have to print your secure IDs

Companies say agencies are losing access to innovation by giving secure credential work to GPO, in an apparent misreading of the law.

  • By Zach Noble

The best of the federal blogosphere

Don't rap and drive; Protecting security spending; Don't drink the water; Tag! You're it.

  • By Michael Hardy

Agency reports just a mouse click away under Senate bill

A Senate bill would require the Government Printing Office to start and maintain a website that would publish electronic copies of all agency reports required by Congress.

  • By Alyah Khan

Riddle becomes GPO CIO

Charles Riddle is the new CIO at the Government Printing Office, according to a report on Federal News Radio.

Is printed legislation soon to be extinct?

The House has passed a bill that would keep the Government Printing Office from churning out hundreds of printed copies of each piece of legislation.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

GPO head Tapella resigns

Bob Tapella, who had been public printer since 2007, will be replaced on an interim basis by the Deputy Public Printer Paul Erickson

  • By John Stein Monroe

GPO's bookstore

The Government Printing Office's Bookstore recently did a makeover designed to attract book lovers of all stripes. Here are some of the offerings that might appeal to science and technology aficionados.

  • By FCW Staff

GPO names acting management chief

Herb Jackson has been named the Government Printing Office's acting chief management officer. He replaces Janet Sansone, who is retiring.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Dead government Web sites haunt the CyberCemetery

Defunct government Web sites can be found at the CyberCemetery, a project of the University of North Texas and the Government Printing Office.

  • By Michael Hardy

New-look Federal Register online debuts

The government today released a new online prototype for its daily diary of agency and news that's designed to be more usable, understandable and accessible.

  • By Ben Bain

Next GPO head must guide agency to the digital future

William Boarman, nominated to be the next public printer, would face the challenge of maintaining traditional printing skills with an aging workforce while adapting the 150-year-old Government Printing Office to an increasingly digital world.

  • By William Jackson

Obama names his pick for U.S. public printer

The public printer leads the Government Printing Office, which has moved to its Federal Digital System to send out information.

  • By Matthew Weigelt
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Federal Register goes XML -- at last

Readers can now browse, reorganize, and electronically customize the Federal Register's contents.

  • By Doug Beizer

Stop-gap funding measure allows more time for appropriations negotiations

The legislation has $4.65 billion for the operations of Congress, GAO, the Congressional Budget Office and other federal organizations.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

GPO's new content system advances

The Government Printing Office's new content repository system has more than 150,000 documents and will soon replace GPO's current system.

  • By Ben Bain

Federal Register puts presidential documents online daily

The Office of the Federal Register has launched a new online publication that will make presidential documents available each day through the Government Printing Office's new Federal Digital System.

  • By Ben Bain