Archive for January 17th, 2010
The DorobekInsider on Gov 2.0 Radio podcast Sunday – the liner notes
Yes, I have a four-hour radio program on Federal News Radio 1500 AM each day, you may have heard — Federal News Radio 1500 AM’s Daily Debrief with Chris Dorobek and Amy Morris, which airs from 3-7p ET weekdays. But on Sunday evening, the DorobekInsider will be on the Gov 2.0 Radio podcast series.
The program will be on Sunday, January 17 at 9p ET LIVE. Listen online at gov20radio.com.
The program is hosted by…
* Adriel Hampton, producer and co-founder of Gov 2.0 Radio, is a Gov 2.0 and new media strategist, public servant and blogger
* Steve Ressler, is Founder and President of GovLoop.com, the “Facebook for Government” which connects and fosters collaboration among over 23,500 members of the government community
It also generally features Steve Lunceford, a strategic communications professional and founder of GovTwit.com, the world’s largest directory of government on Twitter, but I believe Lunceford will be out of town this Sunday. So the guest host, I just learned, will be Luke Fretwell of GovFresh.
People are invited to call in during the second part of the show, so… I hope you’ll call in.
The program is fairly loose, so… we have a wide range of areas we can cover. Suggestions welcome… here… via Twitter… via Facebook…
Here are the topics that the hosts said they would like to cover:
- Ressler: Since Gov 2.0 radio, will be interested in your take on Gov 2.0, Open gov directive and movement, and any thoughts on implementing big directives (something I’m particularly interested in).
- Fretwell: I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on the culture change in government around tech. How has it evolved? Has it? What’s the state of tech culture in government, especially around social, open source.
- Hampton: I second Steve in wanting to get your thoughts on implementation of big picture reforms, and want to bounce around the idea of how much overlap there is between “social media” and “Gov 2.0,” and perhaps “how much overlap should there be?” Also, is this idea of government as a platform and how that fits in with the history and promise of egov. I’d like to play a little off of an interesting conversation I had with the SF CIO about whether the energy around Gov 2.0 can help revitalize some of customer-centric vision of egov.
- Lunceford: I’d also like if Chris could address the vertical media/media covering government/gov contracting and how the social revolution is/has changed. I still read the traditional fed/govt verticals that I did 10 years ago, but haven’t picked up a hard copy in quite some time – can 1105/GovExec and the like survive this new model? And how about Federal News Radio 1500 AM? The station brought on lots of experienced talent a while back (Chris, Jason, etc) and have totally redesigned web; is the online cutting/hosting/sharing of stories as important or more-so than the actual live/on-air shows?
It should be fun… LIVE tonight at 9p ET on gov20radio.com.
DorobekInsider: Most read for January 10-16, 2010 – Germain, TSP, and Causey
The most read stories from the week of January 10-16, 2010… on the DorobekInsider.com, on the Daily Debrief with Chris Dorobek and Amy Morris, for Mike Causey, and for FederalNewsRadio.com…
…from the DorobekInsider.com…
- DorobekInsider: GSA chief of staff Germain steps down, no replacement named
- DorobekInsider: Germain to lead NAPA’s Collaboration Project, while NAPA’s Munz joins GSA
- DorobekInsider poll: What gov buzzwords should be retired in 2010?
- DorobekInsider: Kempf named deputy for GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service
- DorobekInsider: What you read Jan. 3-9 on the DorobekInsider, Daily Debrief, and FederalNewsRadio.com
- DorobekInsider: White House names Leeds as GSA’s new acting administrator
- DorobekInsider: Welcome 2010 – what you may have missed while we were away
- DorobekInsider: OMB hires performance guru Shelley Metzenbaum
- DorobekInsider: My “dinner” with the President
- DorobekInsider: Meet “the good bureaucrat” — Dwight Ink
- DorobekInsider: What you read in December 2009 on the DorobekInsider, Daily Debrief, Causey, and Fed
- DorobekInsider: What you read in 2009…. on the DorobekInsider
- DorobekInsider EXCLUSIVE: USDA undertakes extensive management reorg – downgrading the CIO, CF
- DorobekInsider: What’s the deal with GSA administrator nominee Johnson? The Kansas City Star f
- DorobekInsider: USDA gets approval for employee buy outs from OPM as mega-management reorg continues
- DorobekInsider: What are the top government stories of the week?
from the Daily Debrief with Chris Dorobek and Amy Morris…
- Now a good time to review where your money is in the TSP
- OPM prepares for relaunch of USAJobs.gov
- Your Turn preview: How big is your TSP?
- All TSP funds see gains in 2009
- The best and worst jobs of 2010
- Conficker worm alive and well
- How to be a ‘good bureaucrat’ — see photos of Dwight Ink with presidents through the years on the DorobekInsider
- Federal agencies face challenges responding to Haitian earthquake
- NARA talks about lessons learned from lost PII incident
- TSP Snapshot: Your money is working hard for you
- Monday Afternoon Federal Newscast
- GAO: DoD needs to improve fiscal management
- FCC launches Reboot to create 2.0 Web site
- Report suggests mentality on information sharing should change
- Agencies look at lessons learned from H1N1 employee absences in 2008
- Friday Afternoon Federal Newscast
- Wednesday Afternoon Federal Newscast
- How a proper risk management plan could help your agency
- How Web 2.0 tools help victims of Hatian quake
- New app from Sunlight Foundation tracks Congress for you
- U.S. needs plan for state-sponsored cyberattacks
- What the Pentagon really fears when it comes to cybersecurity
- China’s most popular search engine targeted
- TSP funds see slow but steady gains in 2009
- Examining a controversial BRAC project in Va.
- GSA’s lack of leadership frustrating many
- NARA recently featured on Jeopardy!
- Cyber Maryland Summit held at NIST
- Will GSA administrator nominee Martha Johnson ever be confirmed?
- Bonasaro hints Senior Executive Service might be in trouble
- Gathering resources, lessons learned to prevent troop suicides
- Stories of the Decade: TSP sees many positive changes
- Report suggests mentality on infomation sharing should change
- Update: TSP’s Roth option
- Senior Medicare Patrol works to prevent Medicare fraud
- Daily Debrief Reports: No required minimum distributions for your TSP in 2010?
- TSP’s Trabucco: Thrift Savings Plan posts strong results in November
- Participants borrow less from their TSP accounts
- GSA’s Tyree Varnado reflects on 39 years of government service
- Pentagon working to deal with drone data
- Australia says Gov 2.0 Taskforce a success, shares best practices
- Obama: Current approach to technology unacceptable
- Stories of the Decade: Information sharing and cybersecurity
- USAF CIO: cyber command and nuclear command decisions weren’t related
- Will House healthcare bill affect the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program?
- Friday Fun Day
- Tuesday Afternoon Federal Newscast
- Nortel Government Solutions is now Avaya Government Solutions
- What 2010 might bring: A Your Turn preview
…for Mike Causey’s Federal Report…
- 2011 Pay Raise Poker Chip
- TSP Balances: Size Counts
- Retirees $250 Tax Credit
- Super Investment for Office Elders
- Health Care Reform: Include Me Out!
- The Perils of 2010
- Your 2010 Lucky Numbers
- Big Career Changes Coming at You
- Annual/Sick Leave Into TSP Dollars?
- Your Investments: Are We There Yet?
… and from FederalNewsRadio.com…
- Problems Accessing FederalNewsRadio.com Content
- TSP Snapshot: Your money, working hard
- OMB investigated for intimidating OPM
- Work on Army BRAC project proceeds, despite local concerns
- OMB to give agencies plan to modernize services
- Agency Instability: GSA begins to feel toll of not having permanent leader
- CyberMaryland seeks federal jobs from cybersecurity push
- New report: Presidential transition flawed
- DISA wants collaboration marbled through enterprise
- Coast Guard HQ at St. Elizabeths gets full speed ahead
- Report: Presidential transition flawed, changes needed
- Acquisition Solutions buys consulting firm
- House to vote on GAO improvement bill
- NIAC tries to understand resilience and homeland security
- Congress tells agencies to check creditworthiness of employees
- Senate: Con artists are using stimulus scams to fleece citizens
- Agency Instability: GSA nominee remains in limbo
- OGIS: New FOIA dispute agency begins to grow
- Problems with business systems could cost vendors
- VA touts success of electronic medical records pilot
- GSA releases FY 2010 per diem rates
- HHS is one step closer to universal, electronic health record
- Federal News Radio Reports
- Analysis: Northrop Grumman follows the money to D.C.
- OGIS: Starting small, but growing
- Agencies to justify not using cloud computing to OMB
- EXCLUSIVE: OMB guidance sets technology tone for 2010, beyond
- OMB wants to change the tone of management
- DoD makes it official: FCS is cancelled
- DHS marks new milestone with St. E’s campus groundbreaking
- Salary Council suggests locality pay increase for 2011
- OMB, NIST release draft of new FISMA metrics
- White House cuts federal pay raise
- DHS to hire help to promote cybersecurity awareness
- CBP wants company to analyze traffic at ports of entry
- The end for NSPS?
- Senate committee increases civilian pay raise to 2.9 percent for 2010
- Nuclear Security Administration goes thin and green
- DoD makes NSPS pay raise equal to GS employees
- DoD memo mandates cybersecurity reciprocity
- More Info: President changes how terror information is handled
- GSA, DHS issue RFI for next set of cyber tools
- NASA issues first RFP under I3P program
- Transition out of NSPS begins
- NASA’s Nebula cloud begins hosting USASpending.gov today
- NARA expands credit monitoring services for March data breach
- NMCI to NGEN = 43 months Navy says
- DISA to decide on future of DKO
- DHS expands use of TSA’s IdeaFactory department-wide
- DHS renews SBINet contract with Boeing despite shortcomings
