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Dorobek Must Reads – June 17
Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.
Court OKs search of policeman’s sexy text messages (Federal News Radio) Agencies must justify non-competitive contracts (GovExec) Justice Department sues Oracle for alleged overcharging (Cnet) Who owns public crime data? (TechDirt) Google shadow over new media groups (Financial Times) FEMA, NOAA use social media for public awareness (FEMA/NOAA)...
Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.
- Court OKs search of policeman’s sexy text messages (Federal News Radio)
- Agencies must justify non-competitive contracts (GovExec)
- Justice Department sues Oracle for alleged overcharging (Cnet)
- Who owns public crime data? (TechDirt)
- Google shadow over new media groups (Financial Times)
- FEMA, NOAA use social media for public awareness (FEMA/NOAA)
- NASA technology leads to better medical decisions (O’Reilly Media)
- Manor, Texas experiments with participatory budgeting (Dustin’s Posterous)
- Privacy groups urge Facebook to make more changes (LA Times)
- New app lets you track your representative (GeoCongress)
And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:
- Government still faces numerous teleworking challenges
- How to get your TSP questions answered
- Are Katrina/Deepwater comparisons appropriate?
- Rep. Towns supports MMS restructuring
- Obama orders cuts in federal building costs
- Military Health System works out e-record kinks
- Dorobek Must Reads – June 15
- Is blaming the MMS really fair?
- Senate cybersecurity bill: one step closer to passing
- A look at the level of technology in federal offices
Think we missed something? Send us your Must Reads via email.
