Acquisition

Firm files second OASIS protest

After having its first protest rejected, Aljucar, Anvil-Incus & Co. is taking another shot.

Digital Government

Commentary: How Drones Can Help

Unmanned but not unpiloted, UAVs offer benefits that are waiting for policy to catch up.

Emerging Tech

Making the President Viral

Obama’s digital reelection team focused on what the president’s supporters wanted their friends to think they liked.

Emerging Tech

From Twitter Revolution to Twitter Diplomacy in Iran

President Rouhani’s foreign minister is engaging in Twitter diplomacy; activists wonder when they can too.

Digital Government

4 goals for fiscal 2014

Not all the news since last October has been bad, but everyone in federal IT just endured 12 straight months of meat-cleaver spending cuts, multiple shutdown threats and the severe restrictions on strategic planning that come with continuing resolutions.

People

Readers rankled over NOAA satellites

Should NOAA continue to manage satellite programs? Some readers are dubious.

Digital Government

Satellite launch delay extends time with no backup

A six-month launch delay for NOAA's next-generation geostationary satellites could mean the agency will violate its policy of always having a backup weather satellite in orbit.

Cybersecurity

Spies who struck a federal cyber vendor are back -- in Japan

Government (Foreign) // Manufacturing // Media // Technology // Japan

Cybersecurity

Tin foil hat crowd stifles mom-and-pop store payments

Financial Services // Manufacturing // Missouri, United States

Digital Government

Q&A: Author Says Pentagon Underreported Nuclear-Weapon Accidents

Eric Schlosser worries there's not enough public awareness about the danger such weapons still pose.

Digital Government

The End of Party Balloons – and Computer Chips

National helium reserve dissolves on Oct. 1, unless Congress saves it.

Digital Government

Senator Wants MIT to Study Pentagon-Opposed Power Line at White Sands

Heinrich asks if military could adapt missile range tests.

Modernization

BlackBerry May Sell for 6% of Company's Peak Stock Price

Largest shareholders float deal to take company private.

Digital Government

What to Know About the Drug-Resistant Superbugs That Killed 23,000 Last Year

A Q&A with a CDC scientist.

People

OMB updates financial reporting rules

The new framework changes the way agencies comply with the Federal Financial Management Improvement Act.

Digital Government

Obamacare on track despite IT hiccups

The federal health insurance exchanges are miscalculating some premium costs, but an Oct. 1 launch is still expected.

Digital Government

Staffing Shortages Keep IT Executives Awake at Night

Survey shows tech leaders worry about regulatory compliance and security.

Cybersecurity

Just a (recognized) face in the crowd

DHS's Science & Technology Directorate tests facial recognition software at a hockey arena.

Cybersecurity

Bill allows DHS choice of biometrics

Lawmakers have chosen not to specify which biometrics a visa entry/exit system should use.