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Fed web managers preview cool new tools

The 2010 Government Web and New Media Conference continues today at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown, D.C. Some of the federal government's top web managers and producers are getting a look at some new, cutting edge tools now being developed for federal websites by a new unit of the General Services Administration.

Tags: newsstand , technology , GSA , Federal Center for New Media and Citizen Engagemen , 2010 Government Web and New Media Conference , Dan Munz , IdeaSpace , Section 508 , Open Government Initiative , Andrea Sigritz , terms of service , twitter , Tiffany Smith , State Department , FedSpace , Bev Godwin , Go.USA.gov , Gwynne Kostin , Max Cacas , #govnewmedia

Wednesday - 04/28/2010, 07:05am EDT

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Facebook accounts hacked, logins for sale

Governments the targets of a quarter of all cyberattacks, Microsoft retracts fix for Windows 2000 bug

Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cyber security , Microsoft , Symantec

Monday - 04/26/2010, 08:46am EDT

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Bringing government to the people

Janice Nall, director of the Division of eHealth Marketing at the CDC, says government needs to be where people are getting their information.

Tags: Collaboration Center , technology , social media , twitter , Janice Nall , Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , CDC , Putting Citizens at the Center of Government , text messages

Tuesday - 04/20/2010, 06:01am EDT

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Study finds Facebook almost as popular as television

A new survey shows just how popular social media has become.

Tags: twitter , Nielsen , social media , social networking

Saturday - 04/17/2010, 09:16am EDT

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TMI: What have your co-workers shared?

When it comes to personal information, how personal is too personal? What have you been told? How have you reacted?

Tags: TMI , too much information , office protocol , twitter , etiquette , Kristi King , Colleen Kelleher

Friday - 04/09/2010, 09:35am EDT

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Younger people are less apt to drive

While younger people aren't hopping in their cars to visit friends as much as previous generations, a Metropolitan Council of Governments study finds the over 65 set isn't hesitating to drive.

Tags: Metropolitan Council of Governments , Driving , social networking , Robert Griffiths , transportation planning , Transportation , travel , cars

Thursday - 03/18/2010, 05:21am EDT

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