Dorobek Must Reads – August 5
A list of the most important stories that we think you should read today.
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.
- White paper: On the Road to Accountability and Transparency (Recovery.gov)
- Federal leak cases move forward (Secrecy News)
- 1,100 colleges join Veterans Affairs’ reduced-tuition program (Washington Post)
- Lavelle posthumously nominated to general (DoD)
- State uses technology to bridge the gap (DipNote)
- Ten tech-enabled business trends to watch (McKinsey Quarterly)
- Time to rethink the PC (FCW)
- Google says ‘goodbye’ to Wave (Google)
- Giant balloons could solve space junk problem (SlashDot)
- 6 things from history everyone pictures incorrectly (Cracked)
- Monkeys hate flying squirrels, report monkey-annoyance experts (Christian Science Monitor)
And here is a list of what you made most popular yesterday:
- TSP funds climb in July
- Is the GSA schedule price reduction clause necessary?
- How the deficit will affect your agency in the future
- How to make telework really work
- Alabama becomes new federal hot spot
- Sammie nominee responded to Ft. Hood attack
- House to interrupt recess to pass state aid bill
- Why the Air Force needs to shake up it’s acquisition system
- Dorobek Must Reads – August 3
- Industry panel outlines goals for federal IT at first meeting
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