Navy Expects to Save $1.4 Billion From Data Center Consolidation by 2017

• By Bob Brewin
• January 11, 2012

Air Force's Hawkins takes charge as DISA director

Air Force Maj. Gen. Ronnie Hawkins took over the reins as DISA director in a Jan. 11 ceremony.

• By Amber Corrin, FCW
• January 11, 2012

Federal Work Goes Mobile

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• January 11, 2012

Readers' reactions: Etiquette rules not always relevant

Readers respond to an etiquette expert's rules of conduct.

• By Camille Tuutti, FCW
• January 11, 2012

Virgin Mobile's security fail

Thanks to Virgin Mobile for providing an object lesson in how NOT to do mobile security.

• By Michael Hardy, FCW
• January 11, 2012

NIST security expert elected AAAS fellow

The world's largest general scientific society will honor a member of the NIST Information Technology Laboratory.

• By FCW Staff, FCW
• January 11, 2012

Federal CIO launches mobile roadmap

None

• By Joseph Marks
• January 11, 2012

Officials see limited government role in Internet governance

None

• By Josh Smith
• January 11, 2012

Domestic drone programs spark civil-liberties lawsuit

None

• By Josh Smith
• January 11, 2012

Microsoft finally vanquishes the BEAST-related bug

CNET

• January 11, 2012

Iran's Flying Saucer Downed U.S. Drone, Engineer Claims

Wired

• January 11, 2012

National Archives contributing to U.S. historic photo map

Federal Computer Week

• January 11, 2012

Pentagon's Asia-Pacific Focus is Verizon's Jackpot

• By Bob Brewin
• January 10, 2012

Proposed pay raise for feds could mean more money for Congress

Formula could allow Congressional pay to rise.

• By Camille Tuutti, FCW
• January 10, 2012

Next on TSA's agenda: Exploding cupcakes

Pity the Transportation Security Administration, having to devote time and effort (paid for, as some would be sure to point out, with taxpayer dollars) to defend a recent decision to forbid a cupcake from being taken past an airport screening check point.

• By Phil Piemonte, FCW
• January 10, 2012

LightSquared owner pitches network directly to FCC staffers

The broadband carrier is trying to resolve concerns that its service interferes with navigation receivers.

• By Bob Brewin
• January 10, 2012

Police scanner apps are criminals' latest tool

Government Computer News

• January 10, 2012

Fewer online petitions posted to We the People website

None

• By Joseph Marks
• January 10, 2012

Forget SOPA: Copyright owners must build a better BitTorrent

Ars Technica

• January 10, 2012

Air Force wants to wear computers (after Army took them off)

Wired

• January 10, 2012