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Dorobek Must Reads – July 30
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.
- What should President Obama read? (Slate)
- GSA schedules: Are agencies paying too much? (Federal Computer Week)
- What is Gov 2.0? (CBSNews.com)
- Craigslist creator tries to bring transparency initiative out of the shadows (NextGov.com)
- Peter Orszag leaves his mark (Politico)
- Budget office nominee received huge Citigroup bonus (Slate and the Washington Times)
- Industry wants changes in DoD contract reforms (Defense News)
- Pentagon returns Wikileaks suspect to U.S. (Politico)
- Prosecutor: Military secrets sold to fund Maui home (MSNBC)
- Government departments spend £6m on search engines (BBC)
- Forecasters expect world population to reach 7 billion next year (Slate)
- We could run out of Internet addresses in a year (Poynter Online)
- GSA SLAMs It (WFED)
- ThinkUp: New ideas (ThinkUp)
- CVC staffers, Rouse speak out after chief’s ouster (Roll Call)
- Ex-CIA chief downplays claims of China ‘cyberwar’ (The Financial Times)
And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:
- How to make telework really work
- How the ethical climate of an office can make a difference
- Change your mindset to successfully move into cloud
- 5 steps DoD can follow to save money
- Automatic enrollment in TSP starts next week
- Stolen credentials most common way cyber criminals gain access
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- Should the federal workforce spread out?
- GAO launches mobile website
- OMB to create list for struggling IT projects
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