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FirstGov faces 1st birthday short on funds
A year after the government began work on a portal to open a citizen-centric door to 30 million Web pages, FirstGov’s idealistic team finds itself scraping up money to prop that door open.
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Printing office embraces Web
U.S.-China Security Review Commission Web site the latest in GPO's online ventures
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New Jersey battles West Nile virus online
Combining the forces of state and local agencies, the state's site offers information to help people beware of the virus
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Acting Defense CIO cautious about outsourcing
Military must keep some expertise in-house, Wells says
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Fed IT job classification imminent
The GS-2200 job family is expected to improve government management of IT workforce
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Rhode Island puts water data online
Health Department makes it easy for beach visitors to learn about potential health risks
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Virginia adds telecommuting incentive
Northern Virginia companies could be reimbursed for letting employees work from home
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Navy weighs NMCI portal security
Web product would control access through PKI-based access card
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Army awards financial piece to logistics modernization
Computer Sciences Corp. has won a $38 million contract to modernize accounting systems supporting the Army's Wholesale Logistics Modernization Program
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South Carolina takes message to teens
Web site serves as first stop for information on suicide, drugs and alcohol and other mental health issues
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San Antonio hits big with crafts portal
Half a million visitors check out the wares of regional artists
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GAO requests funds to beef up workforce, technology
Budget shortfalls have made work tough for watchdog agency, comptroller says
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Roster change
Rear Adm. Kenneth Slaght officially took over command of the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Friday, replacing Rear Adm. John Gauss, who retired.
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NASA helping regional industry
Research center will help mid-Atlantic businesses gain access to new technologies
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FBI foul-up sends message
The FBI recently got a painful reminder of the business case for good records management
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