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Anteon building e-gov portfolio
Anteon Corp. and Information Builders have announced a strategic partnership focused on providing egovernment solutions
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FAA unveils two Web sites to aid travelers
The aviation agency has launched two Web sites that provide travelers with delay and safety information
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SSA translates benefits online
SSA has come up with its own Rosetta stone to help the public understand the projected benefits statements the agency issues annually
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DOD extends contracts for digital radiology
Defense Department officials have given the goahead for the third option year of a contract for their flagship program to make radiology digital in military hospitals.
Digital Government
B2B exchange making move to B2G
Onvia is moving into the government market with the help of DemandStar, a firm that brings agencies together with suppliers
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FDA Web site gets a fresher look
Agency unveils a redesigned Web site to give consumers and health professionals faster access to information about health products
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Groups clash on results of Carnivore report
A privacy group says the FBI's email surveillance system can collect plenty of information without judicial review, even though a recent report states otherwise
Digital Government
County turns computer space to cash
In a deal with Lockheed Martin, Orange County stands to make millions from its extra data processing space and facilities.
Digital Government
Access360 targets feds via D.C. office
Security provider Access360 opens D.C. office to help make its products more accessible to government customers
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Senator seeks a 'send your gripe' box at FirstGov
Sen. Ron Wyden wants an electronic complaint system on the government's Web portal
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Netgov going to court
The dot-com has acquired Gov24.com in order to branch out into providing Web-based services such as electronic filing and case management for courts
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Carnivore: Just the facts or a whole lot more?
The FBI's Carnivore email surveillance system does just what the FBI has claimed and more, according to a research institute report
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Mapping center could shed light on crime
A prototypical center being set up by the Justice Department's research arm will allow researchers to seek relationships between crime and other factors
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USDA maps new course
The USDA selects ESRI for work on a landmark geographic information system that will change how the government manages map data
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No deadline for colleges to enlist
Bids are in for the Army University Access Online initiative, but it will never be too late for educational institutions to enlist
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DOD remains wired to a future Net
DOD has been conducting a Next Generation Internet pilot program that doesn't include wireless communications
Digital Government
Civic sites targeting young people
Boston and New Jersey offer features on their Web sites to appeal to teens and children
Digital Government
Supercomputer clears view of space
The Air Force's space surveillance team is using a new IBM supercomputer to identify the more than 9,000 objects in Earth's orbit
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