Sam Musa, previously the chief of IT services for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, will fill the role.

A new report suggests that the agency might want to consider automated alerts for federal agency product releases.

Boxley has been serving as the agency's acting CIO since November 2016.

The U.S. Government Publishing Office Director Davita Vance-Cooks named Thursday Tracee Boxley as the agency’s new acting Chief Information Officer.

Information on the progress of congressional bills is now available on the Library of Congress website

During his first year as the Chief Information Officer at the Government Printing Office, Chuck Riddle has focused on the “blocking and tackling” of the agency’s information…

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Although the Government Printing Office has been investing in and focusing on digital development and production for a decade, it wasn’t until Tuesday evening that the name…

The National Archives is on the hunt for a new director of the Federal Register — one with a top-secret security clearance. The director would administer the…

As a legislative agency, the Government Printing Office is not subject to the information technology mandates sent down by the White House’s Office of Management and Budget…