Digital Government
Education wants to tailor Web content to visitors’ disabilities
Department plans to make more websites mobile-optimized and interactive.
People
GSA freezes 2013 per diem travel rates
Unchanging travel spending rate aligns with acting administrator's ongoing agency review.
People
VA under investigation for excessive spending
VA comes under congressional, IG scrutiny for possible spending abuses connected to training conferences.
People
Citizens provide guidance for Commerce's digital government efforts
Officials at the Commerce Department asked the public for ideas on what to focus on in implementing the federal digital strategy, and the replies are coming in.
Digital Government
FBI lets copyright holders download anti-piracy logo in good faith
The seal, now free at FBI.gov, was previously only provided to industry groups that signed a written agreement.
Modernization
Meet the little printer the tech world is excited about
This compact printer makes use of cloud subscription services.
People
Grkavac to step down at trade association
After more than 31 years of service, Olga Grkavac is retiring from TechAmerica.
Digital Government
Pentagon envisions new Air Force One
Aerospace firms are watching for calls for new presidential aircraft.
Digital Government
Leahy applauds ICANN comments extension
ICANN is in the process of reviewing requests for nearly 2,000 new top-level domain.
People
GSA CIO to co-chair Heroines in Technology Awards Gala
The annual gala honors women in the technology community for their dedication to community service.
Digital Government
DOD's new policy 'likes' social media, but with caveats
DOD is in a race against technology to maintain authority and security amid the explosion of social media.
People
Think the government is bureaucratic? Read on.
Steve Kelman finds dealing with his bank is as much of a bureaucratic nightmare as the government at its worst.
Digital Government
Paul Ryan is not master of his domain (names)
Domain names, search ads hurting Republican ticket already.
Emerging Tech
TSA explores full body scans for fugitives hiding in cargo
Agency wants technology for screening stowaways inside containers; experts are skeptical.
Modernization
Federal employees union opens digital door to members
AFGE members will have easy access to updates from the organization thanks to its adoption of some new-ish technologies.
Digital Government
7 reasons why Israel should not attack Iran's nuclear facilities
Israeli officials may see a "zero hour" for attacking Iranian nuclear facilities, but it could backfire.
Modernization
Google's growing web of street traffic surveillance
The phone in your pocket could be monitoring traffic.
Modernization
Israel tests missile text-messaging warning system
SMS alerts will inform people in the case of possible ballistic missile attack.
Emerging Tech