GPO Goes Digital
By Aliya Sternstein

The government's 140-year-old printing operation, located just a few blocks from the Capitol, is something of an anachronism. Nowadays, the Government Printing Office's staff relies more on BlackBerrys than black ink. Former U.S. Public Printer Bruce James handed out the GPO's first BlackBerrys during his 2002-07 tenure as part of an effort to transform the agency into a 21st-century electronic enterprise. [Read the full story]

Fancy Footwork at the FCC
By David Hatch

With his Republican Party holding three of the five seats on the Federal Communications Commission, Chairman Kevin Martin has the raw power to impose major changes in telecommunications policy when his GOP colleagues ally with him. But he would rather be known as a consensus builder. [Read the full story]