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February 2012

02.06.12
The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) used security design and printing techniques to produce the FBI special events credential that was used at Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, IN by public safety personnel.
GPO Produces Secure Super Bowl Credential for FBI.

January 2012

01.30.12
The Hill reports that the public can access a tape recording from President Kennedy's assassination on GPO's Federal Digital System, the first audio content on FDsys.
Newly discovered JFK assassination tapes made public

01.25.12
The Washington Post reports the results from GPO offering buyouts/early outs to employees.
U.S. printing office shrinks with round of buyouts

01.24.12
Federal Times reports that GPO has reduced the size of its workforce through buyouts/early outs.
GPO cuts 312 positions through buyouts, other departures

01.24.12
Government Executive shares the results from GPO's buyouts/early outs.
Printing office announces 2011 buyout figures

01.18.12
The Hill reports that GPO supported the Library of Congress in creating the Congressional Record iPad app.
Congressional Record mobile application now available for iPads

01.11.12
Government Computer News reports on GPO's digital initiatives under Acting Public Printer Davita Vance-Cooks.
New public printer: In shift to digital, GPO must 'do everything'

01.03.12
The Hill reports that Davita Vance-Cooks has become GPO's Acting Public Printer.
Government Printing Office officially changes leadership

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