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Soldiers take e-university by storm

More than 600 soldiers enrolled in the Army's multimillion-dollar online educational program during the first week

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And forgive us our trespasses

Agencies monitor employee Internet use to stem unauthorized surfing

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Bill opens access to Senate data

A new bill is designed to make public documents more readily available via the Internet

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People management starts at top

Money, influence needed to address high-risk area of human capital management

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Funding opens carrier to Windows

A $3.8-billion contract modification clears the way for developing Windows to run C2 on the Navy's next-generation aircraft carrier

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Navy enters buying exchange

The Naval Sea Systems Command has staked its claim to electronic procurement

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Postal deals deliver computers, ISPs

Compaq, IBM will provide postal workers with computers and Internet service

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O'Keefe to be OMB deputy director

Sean O'Keefe would have a lot to say about information technology spending

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Help for federal help desks

Group forms to enable federal help-desk workers to learn from each other

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Panel proposes public info overhaul

NCLIS recommends an overhaul of the way government manages and disseminates information

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Site offers online ethics training

NIH Web site teaches researchers how to protect patients from abuses during clinical trials

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Students connected, but usage in question

More students have access to computers, but how they are using them remains a problem

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Election Reform Act raises stakes

Lawmakers want to spend more than half a billion dollars on new voting machines and create a federal commission

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DMS picks OpenView to watch network

The Defense Message System will use HP's OpenView Network Node Manager to increase its ability to pinpoint problems

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King County names first CIO

The Washington county's former information services director will take the new top technology slot

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Planning takes pain out of compliance

Education officials offer advice on buying accessible IT products and resources

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Access Idaho earns best in show

The Council of State Governments chose the Idaho Web site as the best all-around state government site

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Senate hearings span the globe

C-SPAN is starting a Webcast service of most Senate committee hearings

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DOD opens portal to civilian life

TransPortal is designed to aid departing military members in their transition to civilian life

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DOD scolded over kids' Web-surfing data

An advocacy group asked the Pentagon to stop doing business with N2H2, a firm that gathers information on how children surf the Web