Modernization

iPhone tracking: How serious is it?

The accuracy of Apple's iPhone location tracking is debatable, and it could depend on phone reception. But if you're worried, a jailbreak app can prevent tracking.

People

Federal employees: Patriots, hangers-on or something in between?

Readers respond to a question about their motivation.

Digital Government

Upcoming FCW Feature

Update on topic and writer for upcoming FCW feature.

Digital Government

Federal Coach: Why do so many ‘slugs’ keep their jobs?

While the president’s overheard private remarks were unfortunate, it’s important to hear his whole message about federal employees.

Digital Government

New tools calculate your tax dollars at work

The White House joins Google contest winners to offer Web-based ways to gauge your federal contribution.

Digital Government

NASA and USAID sign geospatial accord

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Digital Government

Federal Coach: Work with someone who doesn't understand social norms

Most people know how to behave in the workplace, but there are always outliers who are aggressive, quirky or who have never figured out the acceptable social norms.

Digital Government

Obama 'Likes' Health IT

Digital Government

State to start social network for employees only

The State Department's e-Diplomacy office is testing its new Corridor social network for department employees, according to several online reports.

People

Senator worried about cutting transparency programs

Sen. Tom Carper is worried that Congress' budget reduction to open-government programs such as Data.gov and the Federal IT Dashboard may hurt efforts to curb improper payments and wasteful spending.

People

Why do you work for the government?

If you're in a job where you could be earning more in the private sector, why do you continue to work for the government?

People

Will students pay for news online?

Steve Kelman learns about attitudes to the New York Times' pay model through conversations with students.