Dorobek Must Reads – September 9

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.

• Deadwood: The myth of poor performers (Washington Post)
• How Americans Spend Mobile Internet Time: A New Look (Neilsen Wire)
• Soldiers With Brain Trauma Denied Purple Hearts, Adding Insult to Injury (Propublica)
• GOP outpaces Dems on Twitter (Politico)
• Why We Must Get Rid of Open Government (Gartner)
• Untangling the social web (Economist)
• Gates: The Pentagon’s accountability cop (Washington Post)
• Library of Congress Implements Third Major 2010 Enhancement for THOMAS (Information Technology, Inc)
• Ben & Jerry’s Kills e-mail in Flavor of Social Media (Socialnomics)
• Federal Virtual Worlds Challenge (Army)
• Financial overhaul’s unexpected fallout: Closing of D.C.’s Small Savers day care (Washington Post)
• World Economic Forum survey: Debt, financial crisis hurt U.S. Competitiveness (Washington Post)

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

1. TSP and August: not the best combination
2. Super bar codes gaining popularity in U.S.
3. Grassley: DoD IG’s lax oversight results in fraud
4. Dorobek Must Reads – September 7
5. New executive at Defense Department Programs
6. Fantasy TSP – Are you in?
7. How strong is your password?
9. Report: Pentagon watchdog broken, U.S. money at risk
10. Is our government dysfunctional beyond repair?

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