Dorobek Must Reads – July 16

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.

• FBI shuts down Sentinel computer program (Washingtonian)
• Fed gets more power, responsibility (WSJ)
• Google search: political power (Politico)
• Comment on the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (Federal News Radio)
• Government tools for tracking the Gulf Coast oil spill (EPA)
• June, April to June, and year-to-date global temperatures are warmest on record (NOAA)
• FEMA soliciting nominations for “Individual Achievement Awards” (In Case of Emergency, Read Blog)
• What do cops, teachers, tax evaders and my neighbors have in common? (Andrea Di Maio)
• How Twitter could better predict disease outbreaks (Technology Review)
• Analysis: A defining moment for “meaningful use” (Brian Ahier)
• Old Spice Voicemail (Old Spice)

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

1. Census defies anti-government boycott calls
2. Cool Jobs: Fed manages fine art at the GSA
3. Bill to require porn-blocking technology at agencies
4. Cool Jobs: Scientist drills deep into ocean’s crust
5. GSA’s new FAS commissioner Kempf looks ahead
6. Zients reviews progress, challenges one year in
7. Fed satisfaction survey reveals vast amount of info
8. New TSP website launches
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