Dorobek Must Reads – August 25

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.

• Tom Vilsack offered to resign over Shirley Sherrod (Politico)
• Pentagon project seeks to streamline human-resource process (Defense Systems)
• Senate panel to hold hearing on JFCOM closure (Defense News)
• Gates orders increased data sharing to protect military families (Defense Systems)
• FEMA Administrator explains website redesign (In Case of Emergency)
• Cold Case database now online in Colorado (Colorado.gov)
• California eyes stronger privacy law (GovInfoSecurity)
• British public invited to vote on ideas to make savings (WebNewswire)
• Five billionth device about to plug into Internet (Network World)
• Forgotten password is top complaint to IT helpdesks (InfoSecurity)
• Conversation: Assumptions about innovation and greatness (Forbes)
• Microbes munching gulf oil (Allspot.com)
• 2 plead guilty to stealing Red Bull from Navy (Navy Times)

And here’s a list of stories that you made popular yesterday:

1. More TSP participants taking out money early
2. Hatch Act rules now include Web 2.0 guidance
3. Analysis: Intel buys McAfee for $7.7 billion
4. How will DoD deal with no CIO?
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6. OMB updates ‘high priority’ IT watchlist
7. Coast Guard Academy named top college
8. HP names the most influential Twitter users
9. ‘Think Before You Click’ campaign recognized by DHS
10. Develop a successful onboarding strategy at your agency

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