Written for federal government decision-making executives. Highlights issues related to management of government agencies and bodies. Editorial content focuses on management of executive branch agencies and includes such topics as research, outsourcing, privatization, capital planning, culture change, cost-containment, reinvention and performance measurement development, information technology, management, pay benefits, HR, defense and homeland security. Government Executive DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of guest columns. Their Advice and Comment section provides a forum for their readers to share opinions or experiences. Columns express opinions on issues relevant to civil servants and are usually about 650 words long. Email the Editor-in-Chief with a short pitch on your article.

Written for people whose career, studies or interests involve a broad range of government financial management; such as cities, towns, and other municipalities of all sizes; county governments; school districts and special districts; public employee retirement systems; states and provinces; schools of administration and public affairs; libraries; federal agencies; and accounting firms, law firms, investment banks, and consulting institutions.

Dedicated to serving the needs of public sector fleet management, which includes those readers who manage city, county, state, regulatory agency, and federal fleets. Focused on managing centrally maintained fleet operations that are comprised of highly diversified assets. Includes a variety of fleet management needs such as vehicle acquisition, maintenance management and equipment, tax-exempt fuel management programs, ground maintenance equipment, heavy construction equipment such as graders, and grinders, technician training, warranty recovery management, and remarketing.

Previously called the Journal of Government Information and written for government information users of all types, including historians, archivists, information technology specialists, librarians, journalists, government information specialists, researchers, scholars, teachers, information administrators and government officials. Covers original scholarship, studies, and evaluations related to the production, distribution, availability, selection, processing and use of government information at all levels of government. Features guest editors with each edition.

Aims to promote the interchange of ideas, information and experience pertinent to U.S. and Canadian government procurement professionals involved with standards and ethics of the government purchasing department. Articles cover procurement methodology, e-commerce, contracting, case history stories, outstanding individuals, management techniques, influential legislation, professional certification, computerization and news.

Electronic information source for members of local, state, and federal government buying teams. Content delivers product information, photos, and literature summaries to planners, specifiers, and buyers. Provides a forum for finding information about products and services purchased by government. There are also interactive media options such as video, webinars, virtual trade shows and weekly quick polls. Sections include Public Works, Technology, Facilities, Fleets, Public Safety, Green, Federal, Parks & Rec and Grounds. Also features GovernmentTV, where users can find company video programs, product demonstrations, reports from industry trade shows and interviews with newsmakers.

Publication of the American Advertising Federation's Government Affairs Division. Reports on government issues concerning advertising and examines advertising-related policy and legislative developments on the federal, state and local levels.

Government Satellite Report is an online publication aimed at decision makers in the commercial satellite industry, specifically government workers. Sections include News, Defense & Intelligence, Homeland Security, Policy and Public Safety.

Government Secrets Podcast covers comedic takes on current stories involving the US government and their coverups. A podcast is a downloadable video or audio broadcast show. Most podcasts are available by subscription through an RSS reader or other aggregator. The fundamentals of working with podcasters are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to watch or listen to their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted.

Written for members of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE). Editorial mission is to report on developments in government employment.