Dorobek Must Reads – June 29

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.

• Pentagon looks for $100 billion in cost savings (Washington Post)
• Supreme Court upholds Sarbanes-Oxley Act (Washington Post)
• GAO faults Vet Affairs on IT (GAO)
• X Prize Foundation announces $10 million oil disaster cleanup challenge (Fast Company)
• Limits on innovations patents relaxed (Washington Post)
• Twitter to tap into government market with added resources(Gov Tech)
• Libraries have a novel idea (WSJ)
• In faulty-computer suit, window to Dell decline (NY Times)
• Verizon to offer iPhone in 2011 (Bloomberg)

And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:

1. Why continuous monitoring is gaining popularity
2. Elective deferrals for your TSP explained
3. DorobekINSIDER Reader: Federal Internet cookie policies
4. Why the concept of enterprise 2.0 is now mainstrean
5. Why there’s been a backlash against feds lately
6. Senate unanimously confirms TSA head
7. OMB issues new cookie policy for federal IT managers
8. Sammies nominee creates eco-friendly building
9. DOT releases Version 1.2 of Open Government Plan
10. DorobekINSIDER: Week in review: June 20-26 backlashes and USPS
    

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