Dorobek Must Reads – July 20

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.

• National Security Inc. (The Washington Post)
• Treasury Draws Fire on Paperless Social Security Checks (WSJ)
• Bringing government up to data (Politico)
• DOE launches blog (DOE)
• Treasury pulls plug on Wiki-cutback site (The Register)
• Ten best government apps (GCN)
• The Top 10 Who Are Changing the World of Internet and Politics (Politics Online)
• GovTwit Statistics: Top Federal Twitter Ids (GovTwit)
• Why Developers Should Run for Congress (InfoVegan)
• D.C. Earthquake support group (Facebook)
• If Mars attacks, do we have an alien-contact contingency plan? (Slate)
• Amazon Says E-Book Sales Outpace Hardcovers (WSJ)
• Weather experiments to try at home (NOAA)

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

1. How social engineering could put your office at risk
2. Cool Jobs: USPS preserves stamps in cave
3. Congressman touts the advantages of telework
4. FBI shuts down Sentinel computer program
5. TSP website team prepares for automatic enrollment
6. Sarbanes touts the advantages of telework
7. New TSP website launches
8. Study: IT admins indulge in snooping at work
9. Cool Jobs: Fed manages fine art at the GSA
10. DorobekINSIDER: Chart of the day: DHS oversight

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