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The federal government is losing another of its rising stars — but only the larger goal of public service. Earlier, we told you that GovLoop — the burgeoning online government-focused collaboration platform that describes itself as the Facebook for feds — was purchased by Scott Burn’s GovDelivery...

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DorobekInsider: GSA names Dave McClure to lead the Office of Citizen Services

Aug 23rd 2009

Dave McClure, formerly of the Government Accountability Office and most recently from Gartner, will head the General Services Administration’s Office of Citizen Services and Communications, which leads the government’s outreach to the public through Web sites including USA...

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DorobekInsider.com: Catching up on the past week while I was away — dashboards, salaries, and a USA.gov PSA

Jul 7th 2009

I’ve been working throughout the day to catch up on what I missed over the past week while I was away with some time off. (I often post while I’m away...

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DorobekInsider.com: Breaking news: NAPA’s DiGiammarino to join the Obama administration

Apr 24th 2009

A big appointment for the Obama administration: It has been somewhat known but it is all but official — Frank DiGiammarino is moving to the White House...

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DorobekInsider.com: Yes, we know there is a new chief performance officer nominee — and a CTO

Apr 18th 2009

The White House issued a release earlier today — under embargo until 6a ET Saturday morning — about two senior White House posts. A numberof organizations decided to reject the embargo, including, somewhat shockingly, an un-bylined story in Federal Computer Week...

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OMB’s ‘those-who-shall-not-be-named’ — Kundra and now Noveck

Feb 27th 2009

The joke going around the Office of Management and Budget these days is referring to Vivek Kundra as “Voldemort” Kunda — and no, notbecause he is evil but because he can only be referred to as “You-Know-Who” or “He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named...

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