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TECHNOLOGY AND THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT |
DECEMBER 8, 2011 |
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TOP STORIES
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USDA plans internal app store in 2012
The Agriculture Department is developing a mobile application it believes will cut in half the travel required of its Natural Resources Conservation Service employees working on projects to reduce chemical runoff at farms, an Agriculture official said Wednesday....
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Army-Navy game rivalry plays out on Facebook, Twitter
The annual Army-Navy football game is set to kick off at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at FedEx Field in Landover, Md., following a two-week pregame show on social media sites -- including the Facebook pages of the two service chiefs....
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Social media isn't a major path to radicalization
Al Qaeda and other Muslim extremist groups are active on Facebook, YouTube and other social media, but that doesn't mean they're making much impact, experts testified before a House panel Tuesday....
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Test results prompt new round in GPS, LightSquared fight
The government began testing whether LightSquared's proposed wireless service interferes with GPS devices after concerns were raised in Congress, agencies, and industry earlier this year. The next phase in the debate begins this month: a clash over what the results mean....
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If you think you'll save money with cloud computing, think again
More than half of organizational users saved little or no money after transitioning to cloud computing, according to a new study, and only 14 percent actually downsized their information technology departments after moving to the cloud....
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New cyber info-sharing measure gets nod from privacy proponents
This story was updated to include comments from a House Intelligence Committee staff member....
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Drone was gathering intelligence when it went down in Iran, U.S. officials say
The super-secret drone that Iran claims to have recovered was on a CIA "Focal Point" mission, gathering intelligence and likely crashed though it remains uncertain whether it was able to self-destruct, U.S. officials told National Journal on Tuesday....
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DEFENSE IT: WHAT'S BREWIN'
TECH INSIDER
WIRED WORKPLACE
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Telework: One Year Later
It's been one year since the 2010 Telework Enhancement Act was signed into law, and some agencies already are making notable progress on telework implementation....
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HEALTH IT UPDATE
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Social Docs Share Health IT Tips
A group of physicians is using the latest social-media technology to help demystify health information technology that is overwhelming many of their medical colleagues....
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Cost of Health IT Breaches Rises
Health-care providers lose an average of $2.24 million every time private patient information is compromised by security breaches, costing doctors and hospitals nationwide an estimated $6.5 billion annually, a new study estimates....
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CYBERSECURITY REPORT
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Indie Programmer Tries Debunking Phone Spying Myths
As lawmakers dispatch letters to cellphone-monitoring firm Carrier IQ, outraged over tales of the Silicon Valley company tracking callers' keystrokes, one independent programmer says the software is not capable of recording button-pressing beyond dialed numbers....
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