Digital Government

Thank you, public servants

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Digital Government

Government in a wiki world

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Digital Government

An interview with 'Wikinomics' author Don Tapscott

Tapscott talks about how Web 2.0 technologies can change government and democracy.

Digital Government

Putting security on the map

California map flap rekindles debate about public access to government geospatial data.

Digital Government

Buzz of the Week

Struggling with Web 2.0.

Digital Government

O'Keefe & Co. turns 10

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What say you -- feds as system integrators

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DOD: Halt the blogs

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Crisis management tips

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25 things that changed the Internet

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Digital Government

Visiting 'No. 10'

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Color-coded e-mail messages

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8 small businesses to help Air Force with e-systems

The companies will provide nontechnical acquisition support to the Electronic Systems Center for five years.

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And the Webby goes to...

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Senators urge adoption of guidelines for sharing sensitive info

At least 50 sensitive but unclassified designations exist, leading to confusion about the rules for sharing such information, Sens. Joe Lieberman and Susan Collins said.

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Organizations start campaign against Real ID

They say the new identification system will have serious negative effects on privacy and civil rights.

Digital Government

GSA program offers latest in satellite services

The SATCOM II contract offers services that extend to areas across the country and around the globe, where traditional networks and cellular links often fail.

Digital Government

What's on people's minds?

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Digital Government

Losing citizen rights by contracting?

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