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Letter: Need for health data protection critical

Since 1998, while on the staff of the World Health Organization, a U.N. technical cooperation agency from which I retired in 2003, I urged the need for awareness and action by health authorities and organizations to the serious data protection issues related to person-identifiable databases.

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Open-source myth busters

Don’t let common misconceptions about freely distributed software derail your IT strategies

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SEC could demand transparency

Agency’s new taxonomy for data tagging would make change easier for companies

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FCW Insider: Williams loves his job at GSA

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VA renews effort to improve financial, asset management

The Financial and Logistics Integrated Technology Enterprise program will replace a similar initiative the department scrapped in 2004.

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FCW Insider: Hearing about the Mars rovers

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The Lectern: More Dubai impressions

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FCW Insider: Government ring tones

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FCW Insider: FBI: The check isn't in the mail

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FCW Insider: Talking contracts and contracting

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The Lectern: Random Dubai impressions

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OMB goes paperless for 2009 budget request

In an effort to "go green," the White House will issue the 2,000-page document only online.

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FCW Insider: Catching up... and Fed 100 thanks

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White House to blog about Middle East trip

Senior officials will discuss President Bush's visit to six countries in the administration's first blog.

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The Lectern: Dubai rising

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Lawmakers to micromanage more

Omnibus spending bill puts some agencies under increased congressional scrutiny.

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FCW Insider: Just a few more hours for Fed 100 nominations

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Letter: Why use old data?

A reader questions why a researcher developed a report, cited in a column by Steve Kelman, based on data collected in a 2000 survey.