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Web snapshots "prudent," Katzen says
OMB official says that some agencies have posted information that the Bush administration 'may or may not be comfortable with'
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Pentagon CIO office staying put
The entire office of the CIO at the Pentagon will stay in place under the new Bush administration
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Governments tap public input
Officials find hightech ways to gather public opinion, prompt audience participation
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Cities sign on for transaction help
Localities in Florida, Utah and Oregon will be the first to try Click2Gov products by HTE
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DOJ offers guidance on electronic evidence
The Justice Department has released a manual that guides law enforcement agencies on searching and seizing electronic evidence
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White House site in transition
The incoming administration is working with technical support to revamp the White House Web site
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How to conquer the policy mountain
FCW's DotGov Thursday column presents a guide for navigating the stacks of IT policy that Webmasters and other managers face
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Virginia extends e-welcome
Tourists in Virginia will soon get a virtual greeting and a chance to tap state Web offerings
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Bond sales take to the Net
A regional river authority in Texas is just one public entity trying to use the Web to sell municipal bonds
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DOD to streamline export licensing
A new DOD program promises to save time, money and paperwork and improve national security
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Workforce woes labeled 'high risk'
Government workforce issues have been placed on GAO's high-risk list for programs that are vulnerable to waste, fraud and abuse
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Webmasters flinch at "snapshots"
Federal Webmasters are reacting with dismay to NARA's instructions to take 'snapshots' of all agency public Web pages by Jan. 20
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DOD exec to thwart cyberspies
In its annual report, the Pentagon says it intends to create a national counterintelligence executive
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Industry criticizes Pentagon PKI practices
Defense officials say they're revamping their PKI policy in light of an industry consortium report that sharply criticized their practices
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EzGov founder dies in fire
Bryan Mundy, co-founder and chairman of e-government software and services provider EzGov, died of smoke inhalation
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Urban study shows need for tech training
The survey sponsor will use the results to develop a plan to help adults become more computer literate
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First large NMCI rollover occurs
EDS has assumed responsibility for more than 15,000 systems at Patuxent River, Md., marking the largest such milestone under NMCI
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USPS launches certified e-mail
The U.S. Postal Service rolled out a new service, NetPost.Certified, which secures data sent to federal agencies
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Treasury official in transition
The IMC officially placed Thomas Wiesner at the head of its table, and he'll tackle security for Treasury later this year
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