Dorobek Must Reads – September 15

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.

• Accountability starts with Networx transition, data center consolidation (NextGov)
• 2 bodies found in wrong plots at Arlington cemetery (Washington Post)
• Gov 2.0 advocates put government, technology together to find solutions (Boston Globe)
• CNN Poll: Majority says government a threat to citizens’ rights (CNN)
• University bans Facebook, Twitter for a week (CNN)
• VA, Prudential Made Secret Deal (Bloomberg)
• The Rise of Apps Culture (Pew Internet)
• Capitol security projects lack funds (Politico)
• USAID bolsters its budget shop (Foreign Policy)
• Bank regulators once bamboozled, now emboldened (Washington Post)
• Lockheed Martin buyout program could cost up to $200 million (Washington Post)
• Power to the (Blogging) People (NYT)

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

TSP readies for debut of L-2050
‘DorobekINSIDER: OMBs government performance self-assessment
Contractors improve relationship with DHS
What impact will new DoD procurement procedure have?
”DorobekINSIDER: NextGovs Allan Holmes nabbed by Bloombergs BGov
How many people on Capitol Hill haven’t paid their taxes?
Gates orders changes to contracting procedure
Reverse auctions help agencies with transparency
Why TSP calculators don’t always work
nalysis: Why the Networx deadline was extended

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