GSA's Martha Johnson, teleconference proponent, is undone by live event

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• By Katherine McIntire Peters
• April 2, 2012

IED-fighting organization gets new information chief

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• By Bob Brewin
• April 2, 2012

3.8 million records from the 1940 census go live online

The National Archives has digitized and published online the 72-year-old records of more than 130 million Americans, but finding your family will require a bit of legwork.

• By Rebecca J. Rosen
• April 2, 2012

BBC analysis: Will the British government's web 'snoop' plans work?

BBC

• April 2, 2012

Agencies get down to business with computer games

Using high-tech puzzles that reward ingenuity and play, feds are tapping crowds for answers to problems they can't solve on their own.

• By Dawn Lim
• April 2, 2012

Navy: We're four years away from laser guns on ships

Wired

• April 2, 2012

FBI's new Sentinel system: Exclusive look

InformationWeek

• April 2, 2012

Anonymous' 'Global Blackout': The odds against an Internet shutdown

Government Computer News

• April 2, 2012

Police are using phone tracking as a routine tool

New York Times

• April 2, 2012

Career Advice in a Flash

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• March 30, 2012

ONC Updates Health IT Training

• By John Pulley
• March 30, 2012

Memorial Death March Challenge for DISA

• By Bob Brewin
• March 30, 2012

OPM Innovation Lab Still In Progress

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• March 30, 2012

United States and India launch open government platform on Web

Following through on an agreement, the U.S. and India have jointly released open source code to help governments release data to the public.

• By Alice Lipowicz, FCW
• March 30, 2012

U.S. Navy to grapple with dip in deployed subs for more than a decade

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• By Elaine M. Grossman
• March 30, 2012

VanRoekel launches TechStat for agencies' full IT portfolios

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• By Joseph Marks
• March 30, 2012

Drug cartels have better communications than CBP's 'advanced' radio network

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• By Bob Brewin
• March 30, 2012

NSA to crack codes with big data

Companies will demo code-making and code-breaking tech -- part of larger effort to make sense of the incongruous digital traffic on the Internet and elsewhere.

• By Aliya Sternstein
• March 30, 2012

Old-time hacktivists: Anonymous, you've crossed the line

CNET

• March 30, 2012

'Cyberplasm' a micro-robot modeled after the sea lamprey, could swim around inside you

Popular Science

• March 30, 2012