What is it with Governments and Printing?
The government may be shut down, but that doesn't stop Frank from talking about them. From the GPO name change, new public printer, federal printing plants, to Canada wanting to move to "e-printing", Frank tries to figure out "what is it with governments and printing".
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Discussion
By Cary Sherburne on Oct 18, 2013
So I wonder if the job title will change from Public Printer to Public Publisher if GPO changes its name. Doesn't quite have the same ring. Here in the Dominican Republic, I understand that all government printing is outsourced to China! Bringing it back in would instantly create thousands of jobs. Go figure. Printing isn't going away here anytime soon, that's for sure.
By Frank Romano on Oct 18, 2013
We can call her the Fontessa
By Jennifer Matt on Oct 28, 2013
Interesting that your 17 federal printing plants don't take into consideration DAPS (now called DLA Document Services) who still has 150+ plants on military bases around the world.
By Frank Romano on Oct 28, 2013
Thanks. I was quoting from an article and the DLADS were missed.