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National Archives and Records Administration
National Archives and Records Administration has a huge task ahead in storing data from the former and all current Administrations and making it searchable and retrievable. According to the Government Accountability Office, as of late April, only 3 percent of all presidential records from the Bush Administration have been saved into the Electronic Records Archive. NARA says they plan on ingesting the remainder of the records before the end of the year. GAO also noted that NARA's archival system has no back up. Archives says their contingency plan is under final review.
Tags: Power of Information , National Archives , Records Administration , GAO , Bush
Virginia wants you to telework to work today
Tags: telework , Virginia , Jennifer Alcott
DorobekInsider: GSA and the Recovery Board release the redacted Recovery.gov contract
Tags: contracting , government 2.0 , management , stimulus and recovery , Web 2.0 , information sharing , oversight , procurement , strategy , transparency
New disability.gov Web site premieres
Tags: Web 2.0 , Labor Department , Office of Disability and Employment Policy , Kathy Martinez
Rep. Towns plans to fight file over-sharing
Congressman wants outlaw insecure, open network, peer-to-peer software from all government and contractor computers and networks.
Tags: security , P2P , Edolphus Towns , Limewire , Karen Evans
Search continues for missing NARA hard drive
In the process of converting Clinton-era White House documents to a new electronic storage system, the National Archives turns to popular portable digital storage devices. Then, one of those portable hard drives disappears. And a House committee gets a progress report on the investigation.
Tags: newsstand , House Subcommittee on House Information Policy, Ce , NARA , William Lacy Clay , Adrienne Thomas , Max Cacas
DorobekInsider: One day until the Federal News Radio Book Club with CTO Chopra discussing Payback
Tags: Federal News Radio Book Club , policy , books , innovation
DorobekInsider: The UK government encourages tweeting — and issues Twitter guidance
Tags: GSA , government 2.0 , International , management , policy , Web 2.0 , information sharing , innovation
DorobekInsider: More details on Pat Knapp, mother of Qwest’s Deirdre Murray
OMB seeks right recipe for web cookie policy
After more than 9 years, the Office of Management and Budget is about to revise its original policy banning the use of web cookies, or tracking software, on federal websites. The change is expected to help federal web managers better run their sites, and also offer the same kinds of user experiences now commonplace on commercial and private-sector websites.
Tags: managment , OMB , OIRA , GSA , CIO Council , Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board , web 2,0 , Persistent cookie , Privacy Act , Beth Noveck , White House Chief Technology Officer , Ari Schwartz , Center for Democracy and Technology
