Digital Government
Despite desire for shared data, Census Bureau stands on confidentiality law
The U.S. Census Bureau has no plans to seek changes to Title 13, officials say.
Digital Government
How much do feds really work?
Do feds work more or less just because they're feds? Opinions seem to differ among FCW readers.
Digital Government
The evolution of the CIO: Chief geek or strategist?
A recent OMB memo stresses agency CIOs moving away from policy making. But does everyone agree with this change?
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Federal Coach: The FDA’s Dr. Lawrence Deyton on the tests of leadership
A discussion with Dr. Lawrence Deyton, who is director of the Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Tobacco Products. In his long public service career, Deyton established community programs for clinical research on AIDS at the National Institutes of Health, and worked as the chief public health officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Digital Government
Diplomats use wikis and blogs to share vital information
The State Department is transforming internal communications by implementing open-source technology and putting it behind a firewall.
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Census Bureau supports releasing address database, official says
The Census Bureau has made a turnaround in its thinking about publicly releasing its nationwide database of home and business addresses, a senior official said.
Digital Government
USGS puts historical maps online
The U.S. Geological Survey is scanning 250,000 of its historic maps to put online.
Digital Government
Youel Page makes shift from Treasury to GSA
Long-time procurement official moves to the Integrated Technology Service at GSA.
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