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The U.S. Government and State of Montana are producing new material all the time. The library acquires quite a bit of this material in printed form and through catalog links, but there are additional (and sometimes faster) ways of learning about new government reports. This is a quick guide to available tools for keeping up with new government information.
Many of these tools involve variations of "push" technology; new material is pushed out to researchers rather than requiring users to come to the library or to a specific website to look for newly available information. RSS feeds push alerts of new materials to a users' news aggregator, email newsletters push new information to a users' inbox. Other websites offer some of these push tools and aff the benefit of aggregating information in one space. Give them a try!
Recommended websites
These are some of the best available websites for learning about newly released government reports.
- Government News for Montana
A local product: quick links to new government reports referenced in Montana and national newspapers. - Documents in the News
The Washington State Library provides direct links to government reports and information referenced in Washington State newspapers. - Docuticker
Docuticker does a fantastic job highlighting newly released government information. - beSpacific
beSpacific highlights new web resources, with a particular focus on legal and technology reports. - Open CRS
Open CRS gathers and posts reports from the Congressional Research Service. - Swem Government Information
New government reports gathered by the College of William and Mary Library. - Special Libraries Association Government Information Division
The SLA blog highlights useful resources for research.

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