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Also in the news: Navy gives young engineers a chance to shine

As part of the annual competition, engineers build unmanned vehicles that can maneuver an underwater obstacle course without any communications or control from a person or outside system.

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Also in the news: Web 2.0 a bit hit with Air Force workers

PC World reports that approximately 40 percent of the Air Force's workforce are registered to access blogs, wikis and other tools available through Air Force Knowledge Now Web site.

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Buzz of the Week: Conflicts of interest: The reality show

Vendors are discussing proposed changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation to address potential conflicts of interest for companies bidding on contracts.

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The tech challenge

Fusion center advocates face technical challenges dealing with accessibility and data-sharing across classified and unclassified data platforms.

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What next for fusion centers?

The infrastructure for a locally run, nationwide intelligence-sharing network is ready. Now what?

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Clock is running for DHS CIO

Mangogna has clear goals for his brief tenure.

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Bill seeks to speed some disability payments

A Senate measure would require using information technology to help modernize the VA's disability claims process for some seriously injured veterans.

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Agencies raise their grades on OMB score card

Three agencies earn the highest scores, and others show improvement, according to the current report on agencies' progress.

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Report: Law limiting subcontracts could inhibit disaster response

DHS' inspector general wrote in an Aug. 4 report that legislation that restricts subcontracting by prime contractors could inhibit disaster response.

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Welles: The dark age of distraction

Are we increasingly lost in the 24/7 world? A new book suggests ways to battle against the age of distraction.

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Editorial: Join the FCW book club

There are a ton of business books out there, and to be honest, many of them are mediocre.

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Conflicts of interest: Unresolved questions

Rules for conflicts of interest would be helpful, but how much should they cover?

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Conflicts of interest at impasse

Industry and government take different stands on who is responsible for pointing out conflicts of interest.

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Do’s and don’ts of Web video

Be a small-screen movie maker at your agency with a few tips.

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Gearing up for the shoot

An agency's guide for creating quality Web videos in our Web 2.0 world.

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Feds set sights on small screen

Experts say diving into Web video isn’t as expensive or difficult as might be expected.

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FCW Insider: The Burton retirement party

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Life in the tech age

An Internet marketing consultant provides tips and comments on technology in today’s world…including Bluetooth earpieces.

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Who is watching your online image?

Social-networking expert Andy Beal advises agencies on how to manage their reputations in a Web 2.0 world.

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Bill would put more eyes on purchase cards

A Senate committee approves a bill that would add oversight by inspectors general on the growing method of government buying through purchase cards.