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Navy's two command ships manage operations a world apart
For the first time in recent history the Navy's two command ships, each packed with communications and computer gear, are engaged in active operations.
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Homeland Security offers tool to curb errors in work eligibility
Citizenship and Immigration Services hopes self-check program will allow workers to avoid being mislabeled because of database flaws.
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New mobile device policy planned for DOD
New DOD rules for secure mobile technology use is in the works, one official says.
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An addition to the federal dialect
Government officials have one more word to add to their repertoire of government-only language.
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How feds can make the most of Twitter
Federal managers need to be curators of information, but with a personal touch, to be effective on Twitter, according to an executive of the social media service.
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Japan and our response -- some questions
How will America's ability to help other countries in crisis change in an era of spending cuts? And what does that do to our global image?
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Union members—is that your boss or your partner?
A poll from the Gallup organization indicates that unionized workers—government and private-sector alike—appear to have a greater tendency to view supervisors as bosses rather than as work partners.
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App of the week: The Qik way to share video from iPhones
Skype is cooking up new solutions for video calls between iOS and Android devices by leveraging Qik, a live video streaming company it acquired in January.
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Top court to weigh privacy rights
Communications technology makes unreasonable searches by police too easy, critic says.
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