Keeps America Informed Has A New Name (NAPSA)—An agency whose mission has been producing, publishing and recording our nation’s history has made somehistory of its own. The bill H.R. 83, signed into law by President Barack Obama, changes the name of the Government Printing Office to the Government Publishing Office (GPO). Publishing reflects the increasingly prominent role that GPOplaysin providing free public @ The U.S. Government Publishing Office ensures permanent public access to the documents of our democracy through two, free online websites. access to government information in digital formats through the agency’s Federal Digital System (FDsys), Catalog of U.S. Government Publications (CGP), apps, ebooks and related technologies. The information needs of Congress, federal agencies and the public have evolved beyond print alone, and GPO has transformed itself to meet its customers’ needs. Further Information You can make use of all GPO’s services and learn more onlineat: * www.gpo.gov *FDsys: www.fdsys.gov—your one-stop shop for free access to online publications from all three branches of the federal government CGP: http://catalog.gpo.gov— a national bibliographyfor all documents published from the federal government.
