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Dorobek Must Reads – July 29
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.
- U.S. military scrutinizes leaks for risks to Afghans (NYT)
- WH proposal would ease FBI access to records of Internet activity (Washington Post)
- The WikiLeaks Paradox (Slate)
- Google, CIA invest in ‘future’ of Web monitoring (Wired)
- Cyberwar is Hell (Newsweek)
- Could a single hacker crash a country’s network? (HowStuffWorks)
- Open government is a mindset (O’Reilly Media)
- European Union starts project about economic effects of open government data (O’Reilly Media)
- 11 ways government can better spread its tech, open government efforts (GovFresh)
- Goldman Sachs bans swearing in emails (WSJ)
- President chooses Macbook Pro (Politico)
- Op-ed: NSA’s Perfect Citizen program isn’t perfect (Computerworld)
- Op-ed: Pentagon takes an incomplete on report on Chinese military (Washington Post)
And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:
- Should the federal workforce spread out?
- How to make telework really work
- Automatic enrollment in TSP starts next week
- New Federal Register website opens info to public
- GAO launches mobile website
- An unplugged vacation? Not for CFOs
- How the ethical climate of an office can make a difference
- Learn about life in a federal prison
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