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Army CIO retires quietly
Word has leaked that Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Sorenson, Army chief information officer, has retired.
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White House creates new policy for controlled unclassified information
A new policy will reduce the confusion caused by multiple categories of protected but unclassified information, according to transparency advocates.
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Army's ten-hut Facebook page draws fans
The Army's social-media presence features customized tools and aids for users who need some guidance.
People
NARA issues guidance for identifying official records on social media
NARA head David Ferriero urges federal managers to be vigilant about identifying and preserving official records on Facebook, Twitter, wikis and blogs.
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Election aftershocks could hit IT agenda
No one in the federal IT community should be lulled into complacency by the thought that IT is a bipartisan issue, some officials say.
Modernization
Does Google's lawsuit mean that cloud computing has hit the bigtime?
Cloud vendors are starting to fight each other in the legal arena for contract advantages. Is the technology still cutting-edge?
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High-tech war requires innovation, cutting-edge resources from home
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Defense secretary taps new Spectrum chief
Gates also names new DISA computing and information technology executives.
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Potential Commerce panel chairman plans aggressive oversight of FCC
Republican Rep. Joe Barton says if he becomes leader of the committee he will seek to stop the commission from reclassifying broadband as a telecommunications service.
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DARPA kicks off battlefield networks project
Research agency eyes development of a wireless soldier information system.
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Correction: Federal vs. private pay: The latest take on who makes more
This story was been modified on Nov. 5 to correct an error. The gap between federal and private sector pay has grown by 2.1 percent since last year and totals an average of about 24 percent.
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