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Senate votes to end DoJ's 'Fast and Furious' gun program

The Senate voted Tuesday to effectively block the Justice Department from undertaking gun-smuggling probes like the flawed "Operation Fast and Furious" aimed at breaking up networks running guns to Mexican drug cartels but that lost track of hundreds of the weapons, some of which were used to commit crimes in Mexico and the United States.

Tags: Operation Fast and Furious , Congress , ATF , CBP , Eric Holder

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The CIA and the power of information

Tags: security , CIA , interrogation , FOIA , ACLU

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SPECIAL REPORT: Tech Solutions energize the good to be even better

Office looks to modify existing technology to solve first responder problems in less than 15 months. The idea is to close gaps and let others figure out complete solution.

Tags: technology , Jose Vazquez , DHS , science and technology , DoD , Energy , Thales Communications , Technology innovation , Tech solutions , special reports

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Wireless & Interoperability

Listen to this program on demand below
Originally Aired January 25th @ 3:05pm

Tags: technology , wireless , interoperability , Dr. David Boyd , DHS , Mike Duffy , Paige Atkins , DISA , defense spectrum organization , joe rose , paul cosgrave , District of Columbia , New York City , Dave Williams , Booz Allen , jim payne , Bechtel , stephen orr , Cisco

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Information Sharing

Originally Aired April 4th at 3:05pm

Tags: technology , information sharing , Karen Evans , Dale Meyerrose , ODNI , Vance Hitch , zal , azmi , FBI , Carter Morris , Greg Baroni , Unisys , daniel kent , Cisco , Jim Flyzik , Tom Trezza , OMB

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FY 2010 contracting opportunities

December 15th and 22nd, 2009 at 11:30 AM

On this week's episode of "Gateway to Government Sales," Scott Orbach presents a range of FY 2010 contracting opportunities for companies with GSA Schedules. Agencies with new listings for the 1st and 2nd Quarters of 2010 include the DOJ and HUD amongst others.

Tags: contracting , Gateway to Government Sales , GSA , HUD

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Even the Bureau of Prisons wonders where the money goes

The GAO looks into why funding gaps need filling two years in a row at the Bureau of Prisons.

Tags: mngt , budget , GAO , Bureau of Prisons , David Maurer , best practices , lessons learned

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Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Chief Information Officer Department of Justice (DOJ)

March 22nd and March 24th, 2009

Vance Hitch
Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Chief Information Officer
Department of Justice (DOJ))

Tags: management , Buisness of Government Hour ,

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AFFIRMing priorities in federal cybersecurity

What's the current thinking when it comes to cybersecurity? As the federal government returns to normal operating hours after a week of snow-enforced closure, some of the best and brightest in federal IT gathered for an industry luncheon to discuss the topic.

Tags: technology , cybersecurity , Holly Ridgeway , John Gilligan , Gilligan Group , AFFIRM , Max Cacas

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Agencies struggling in applying 508 standards to Web 2.0 tools

GSA, U.S. Access Board trying to address the questions around accessibility and social media. Access Board is updating Section 508 standards. GSA is offering training and will blog about 508 in the coming months.

Tags: technology , contracting , Terry Weaver , Bruce Bailey , GSA , OMB , U.S. Access Board , Section 508 , Accessibility standards , open government

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