Digital Government
NASA can explain why the world won't end, still mystified by Internet commenters
Dr. David Morrison, a senior scientist at NASA, receives thousands of emails from conspiracy theorists and doomsday skeptics.
Emerging Tech
We the People nets more than 3 million signatures
About 2.7 million have joined the site since its September 2011 launch.
Digital Government
Yemen probes civilian deaths in apparent U.S. drone strike
Al Qaeda suspect goes unharmed; three women and child killed, local officials say.
Digital Government
Democrats part with GOP on net neutrality, online privacy
Platform addresses many of the same tech and telecom issues but with starkly different approaches in key areas.
Digital Government
DNC touts open government initiatives in party platform
Democrats commit to an open Internet and more broadband capacity.
Modernization
The White House ‘in the palm of your hand’
Obama administration relaunches its mobile platform, adds app features.
Modernization
DISA strategic plan focuses on enterprise, cybersecurity and efficiencies
The latest document is part of a new, multi-layered planning methodology for DISA.
Cybersecurity
Navy seeks software to assess and exploit network vulnerabilities
The market for offensive security software is growing.
Emerging Tech
Video: The Jet Propulsion Lab is way weirder (and awesomer) than you even imagined
Luke Johnson, a graphic designer at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Lab, documents the campus through photos and GPS data.
People
Technology concerns infuse Democratic platform
The Democratic party's platform stresses technology, as both challenge and solution.
People
DOD seeks guidance to navigate constant change
Facing budget pressures and a world of shifting priorities, DOD is open to help from contractors as it analyzes and tracks strategies.
People
Zients claims $4B savings through technology, management improvement
As agencies attempt to follow an executive order urging cost reductions, OMB chief says they've hit early successes with a variety of management and technology changes.
Cybersecurity
Former DHS privacy head moves to law firm
Mary Ellen Callahan headed up the first statutorily required privacy office while at Homeland Security Department and now takes that experience to the private sector.
Modernization
Hackers say FBI tracked 12 million iPhones, iPads
Check if yours is among those the group AntiSec has identified.
Modernization
ICE agent alleging sexual harassment was tough on Internet child porn
Official busted three online pornography operations.
Emerging Tech
Is Facebook yesterday's news in the presidential race?
The real action in digital campaigning may not hinge on public-facing social-media networks.
Emerging Tech
Cops, cameras and copters keep eyes on Charlotte
The sole job of 20 people will be to sit in a room and continuously monitor 500 security cameras.
Digital Government
Agencies continue to struggle with FOIA requests
Progress reducing the backlog of Freedom of Information Act requests has been spotty.
Digital Government
Harris wins $298 million follow-on radio contract with Navy
New batch of radios expands Harris’ presence in theater.
Digital Government