Digital Government

Federal 100: Paul Prouty

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  • By Matthew Weigelt, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Col. Robert Skinner

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  • By Ben Bain, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Jennifer Douglas

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  • By FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Julie Boughn

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  • By Alice Lipowicz, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Dr. Dixie Baker

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  • By Alice Lipowicz, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: David Schell

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  • By Trudy Walsh, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Bajinder Paul

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  • By Trudy Walsh, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: Paul Cofoni

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  • By David Hubler, FCW
Digital Government

Amy Burnett dispenses public health information in a pinch

The public's overwhelming need for information during the H1N1 flu outbreak tested the limits of CDC's National Contact Center.

  • By Alice Lipowicz, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: John Grimes

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  • By Amber Corrin, FCW
Digital Government

Federal 100: William D. 'Dave' Powers

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  • By John Moore, FCW
Digital Government

Defense readies system to treat PTSD, brain injuries remotely

The transportable telehealth unit is part of the Army surgeon general's recent call to use technology to reach soldiers who might have difficulty seeing a doctor.

  • By Bob Brewin
Digital Government

IRS systems remain 'unnecessarily' open to employee abuse, GAO reports

Among issues highlighted were the use of weak passwords and granting too many employees access to sensitive files and directories.

  • By Aliya Sternstein
Digital Government

Chinese media launches new attack on Google

Reuters

Digital Government

DOD space program dogged by delays, cost overruns

Washington Technology

Digital Government

Tech czar remains low-profile

Politico

Digital Government

Unprecedented 25-year sentence sought for TJX hacker

Wired

Digital Government

White House shutters financial systems standards effort

Information Week

Digital Government

FCC seeks comment on rules for TV-cable talks

Associated Press

Digital Government

Web 2.0's Power to Brand Public Service

Monster.com's Unleash the Monster blog has an interesting <a href="http://unleashthemonster.net/federal/nasa-unleashes%E2%80%A6the-power-of-social-media/">post</a> about how federal agencies can leverage social media to brand themselves to potential recruits. NASA, for example, has generated renewed interest in the agency through the use of Web 2.0 tools, in part by tweeting from space and utilizing Tweetups, or in-person meetings that allow the agency to interact face-to-face with the public.

  • By Brittany Ballenstedt
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