Digital Government

House to VA: Cut The Overhead

Ideas

How Many E-Mails Did Bill Clinton Send?

Digital Government

OPM Survey Flags Top Cyber Skills

Digital Government

Obama's daughter recognizes successful spending

A movie sometimes can put government spending into a new perspective.

Modernization

Archives budget would drop 10 percent

The National Archives and Records Administration would get $423 million under the president's budget proposal, a 10 percent cut.

Digital Government

Intel's mobile struggles continue as it clings to MeeGo

Intel showed a developer build of a MeeGo tablet at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. With the platform dead in the water after the Nokia/Microsoft partnership, Intel has left a lot of people scratching their heads wondering why.

Digital Government

Quad-core revolution for mobile devices – leaving PC chips in the dust?

Think the new dual-core ARM-based processors are slick? According to chipmakers Nvidia and Qualcomm, you ain't seen nothing yet.

Digital Government

Unemployed need not apply

There’s disturbing news for unemployed jobseekers out there (federal or otherwise). Apparently there is a trend among employers to consider for their job vacancies only people who are currently employed.

Digital Government

Egypt’s revolution reveals cyber policy void

Regulations are needed to provide guidance on the role commercial service providers play in digital protest movements around the globe.

Digital Government

United States has to look to others for help in space

Military must work with the commercial sector, other government agencies and other nations to acquire necessary security assets, officials say.

Digital Government

U.S.-funded Arabic TV might have affected events in Egypt

Survey commissioned by Broadcasting Board of Governors says as many as 25 percent of Egyptians in major cities viewed coverage by Alhurra TV.

Digital Government

Lawmakers scrutinize delayed immigration processing program

The USCIS Transformation program is pushed back to 2022, and estimated now to cost $2.2 billion.

Digital Government

Panelists reiterate concerns about possible E-Verify expansion

Citizenship bureau and SSA wouldn't be equipped to handle it if Congress required employers nationwide to use the system for checking workers' eligibility, policy analysts say.