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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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Mass. enables corporate e-filing
Corporations in Massachusetts can file and pay for their corporate annual reports online
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Navy, Air Force progress on sharing portal apps
The U.S. military services are discussing the possibility of sharing software applications on their respective portals, a move that could be a first step toward developing joint portal applications.
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Cyber vandals hit DISA sites
A group of cyber vandals dubbed PoizonB0x attacked DISA, federal, California sites
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DOD finance systems ripped
The Defense Department is risking billions of dollars as it fixes its financial management systems
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Will the Internet deliver?
As the Postal Service expands e-services, private competitors cry foul
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Homesforsale.gov
A new General Services Administration Web site has become a magnet for bargain hunters, and buyers are finding great deals on everything from land in Las Vegas to mountain vistas in California.
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Online DMV services growing
State motor vehicle agencies are offering even more online services from a year ago
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Make dot-gov retailing work
Amid all the hoopla surrounding the rapid expansion and eventual implosion of the dot-com market, most people have not realized that the federal government is succeeding where many commercial ventures failed.
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Dot-gov goes retail
Move over, Amazon.com! Make way for your newest competitor in e-retailing: the federal government.
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EPA, Nebraska sign data-sharing pact
Nebraska and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have signed the first agreement under an effort to build a nationwide network for sharing environmental information.
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