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A panel advising the Federal Communication Commission on technological innovation says the federal government should use its own land and buildings to advance the cause of national broadband deployment.
The White House is asking Congress to pass a privacy bill of rights for the Internet. The legislation is aimed at protecting Americans from intrusive data gathering.
Chuck Schumer(D-N.Y.) is pushing to change the way you access some major websites.
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) is joining the federal committee to expand Web-based information sharing tools.
Pete Tseronis, chair of the Federal IPV-6 Task Force, explains what it means to run out of IPV-4 addresses.
Cybersecurity expert Jeffrey Hunker\'s new book outlines the problems with today\'s Internet and proposes ways to fix
Laura Godfrey, manager of GoviernoUSA.gov, explains best practices for reaching out to Latinos online.
NIST\'s Sheila Frankel explains how agencies can be IPv6-compatible.
As the Egyptian government has pulled the plug on social media and even the Internet in response to the protests, the United States now has a bill that would arguably give the U.S. president this power as well.
The FCC\'s Zachary Katz explains how the challenge works and what the agency hopes to gain from the public input.
WFED\'s Jason Miller and Jared Serbu give details on stories they are working on.
The Pew Research Center survey of 22 countries found that social network use is prevalent around the world. “It’s pretty striking, especially given the fact that this is a pretty young technology,” said Richard Wike,…
The Pulse blog and The Economist report on the broader context of WikiLeaks on State diplomacy in an online world.
Time is running out for agencies to transition their IT systems to IP Version 6 or IPv6. The federal task force in charge of helping in the transition is focusing on a new question: Will…