Digital Government

Whistleblower protection improvement passes Congress

Senator who led the charge for legislation to expand protections for employees who report waste, fraud and abuse sees it pass on the eve of his retirement.

Digital Government

Nokia Maps for iPhone has (almost) everything Apple Maps doesn't

Nokia will release it's mobile mapping app, called Here, in the next few weeks

People

Innovation agenda needed to solve national problems, report concludes

A group of Brookings Institution fellows, headed by Darrell West, have authored a report identifying needed innovations and the challenges associated with them.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity bill’s outlook still bleak

Bill had failed to advance in the Senate in August.

People

Going international

Nationality and language barriers can complicate management. Steve Kelman's students provide some insight.

Emerging Tech

Russian Internet crackdown shows complexity of modern transparency

Nations can open information for some and close it down for others.

Cybersecurity

On the lam, John McAfee claims he is innocent

The anti-virus maker says he will not turn himself in for questioning

Digital Government

Pakistan develops combat drones

Aircraft can reportedly carry a weapon payload.

Cybersecurity

Google: 'Government surveillance is on the rise'

In the sixth installment of the company's Transparency Report, Google sees ever greater efforts by governments to monitor online activity.

Digital Government

Today is the release day for a video game featuring David Petraeus

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 includes a "real-life-hero-turned-futuristic-video-game-politician."

Emerging Tech

Citizens of 39 states petition to secede from the union

Appeals from Louisiana, Texas and Florida cross the threshold for a White House response.

Acquisition

DOD advances Better Buying Power effort

Officials want DOD's workforce to move past solutions that just fulfill requirements, in favor of creativity and leadership.

Modernization

Does your enterprise search engine stink? Here's why.

Enterprise search isn't the same as searching the web, writes Kamran Khan.

Ideas

James Bond, cyber warrior, takes on some familiar foes

While it seems out there, the plot of the new Bond film features real world threats.

People

Former Pentagon CIO joins company advisory board

Arthur Money, as part of an advisory board, will guide Thinklogical's federal government efforts.

People

Could agencies sell frequencies for cash?

FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel floats a novel idea for mitigating the impact of budget cuts.