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State education net revs up

The first county has hooked up to California's Digital California Project, a high-speed network

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Letter to the Editor

IT pay raise misses the mark

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Letter to the editor

Pay, training, management drive feds away

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Connecticut opens virtual library

Libraries, schools and athome users can log in for databases, periodicals and book recommendations

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IRS e-filing misses target

A record number of people filed taxes electronically this year, but e-filing fell short of IRS goals

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Roster change

President Bush last week said he intends to nominate Stephen Cambone to be principal deputy undersecretary of Defense for policy.

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Agency mines e-gov help

Booz-Allen is Web-enabling the Minerals Management Service's offshore leasing program

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Web ends hunt for information

Montana hunters can go online to find out what is in season and where to find it

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Navy networking deal due

The Navy should award a delivery order this week for networking products and services outside the U.S.

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Recruiting, Army style

PaYS links soldiers with industry jobs

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U.S. blueprint for better e-gov

State-based panel hopes to ease information sharing

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Ashcroft eyes privacy chief

Attorney General John Ashcroft told privacy advocates that he will name an official to spearhead privacy issues.

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The paper trail

Following is a sample of some agencies' progress in meeting requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act.

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New Air Force personnel system to be in portal

As Air Force officials prepare to use MilMod, they plan to turn it into a Web-based system and integrate it with the service's portal.

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Pairing up on PaYS

The Army Partnership for Youth Success program matches new recruits usually just out of high school or college with a vendor who promises them a job

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Facing off on e-gov

The senator stays connected. His e-government bill sets the stage for citizens to do the same.

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Mapping the future

The Navy Department's Civilian Career Path Guide for Management of Technology, Information and Knowledge is designed to help Navy IT workers plan their careers

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Cedar names federal director

Former FDA official Robert Byrd to help consulting firm increase emphasis on the public sector

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Survey draws e-gov opinions

Iowa Web site is tapping citizens for ideas about new and improved egovernment services

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Jobs 2001: A hiring odyssey

After the warm reception the information technology pay raise received last year, officials now say that image and hiring red tape -- not pay -- dissuades prospective federal employees from government service.