Dorobek Must Reads – September 14

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.

• Dangerous Data Perfectionism (techPresident)
• Government’s Idea of Innovation? A Crowdsourcing Web Site (Fast Company)
• Woodward’s Anonymous Sources in Age of Transparency (techPresident)
• State Secrets vs. the Rule of Law (Secrecy News)
• Gov 2.0 vs. the Beast of Bureaucracy (Andrew McAfee)
• Battle of Wits — Asking the right questions during an interview (GovLoop)
• Your Rights Online: US Gov’t Makes a Mess of Classifying Sensitive Data (Slashdot)
• Training for the Harried Professional OPM)
• Video Gaming 10 (NextGov)

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

1. How many people on Capitol Hill haven’t paid their taxes?
2. For big Gov 2.0 changes, start small
3. TSP readies for debut of L-2050
4. Changes coming for contracting in Afghanistan
5. DorobekINSIDER: NextGovs Allan Holmes nabbed by Bloombergs BGov
6. Global e-mail virus hits NASA, other agencies
7. A guide to a career in public service
8. rassley: DoD IG’s lax oversight results in fraud
9. Contractors improve relationship with DHS
10. How police forces are using Twitter

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