Small networks can use sender verification to block spam
E-mail Security Platform makes senders and mail servers jump through a series of hoops before e-mail is accepted as valid within the network.
Kundra talks Data.gov
Federal CIO Vivek Kundra shares a data-formatting strategy for cross-agency Web sites
DHS urges agency coordination for swine flu data
Although agencies may be eager to post the information they may have about the swine flu outbreak on their Web sites, they should follow a few simple rules so that government information can be conveyed as clearly as possible to the public.
NTIA seeks comments on the future of ICANN and Internet management
As the most recent operating agreement with ICANN comes to an end, the Commerce Department’s NTIA is assessing the progress in privatizing management of the Internet’s domain name and address system and the future direction of the effort.
START tracks agency recovery spending
Acumen Solutions is offering a tool to help agencies track and manage the funds they receive under the economic stimulus law.
Sunlight Foundation reveals winners in its Apps for America contest
The Sunlight Foundation has announced the winners of a recent contest for mashup-styled applications that reuse legislative data in ways that can better inform the public.
OGC revamping Web services standard
The Open Geospatial Consortium is studying changes in the OpenGIS Web Services Common Standard, which specifies parameters and data structures used in Web operation requests and responses.
Now playing: NIST on YouTube
NIST has created a channel on the video social networking site to increase the amount of information available to the public about its programs.
Alabama at your fingertips
ARMS delivers that data via a Web portal that allows users to access information from an array of state departments and agencies.
Twitter takes wing
Despite its simple interface, Twitter can be a powerful tool for collaboration and communication.
Elementool offers Test Case app for developers
Elementool adds Test Case tool, a browser-based project management tool for software and application developers that lets them organize, control and oversee the testing process so that no bugs slip between the cracks.
Google's fifth column
The village of Broughton, England, stood up to Google and its Street View cameras. But it couldn't stop an army of Twitterers.
European center tracks Web site hits after earthquakes
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre has come up with a quick and dirty method for determining the impact of earthquakes — by tracking the geographic locations of visitors to its Web site.
Twitter tools on the rise
Chafing from Twitter's user interface? A veritable galaxy of tools can help better manage your tweets.
HP fattens thin client portfolio
HP is collaborating with VMware and adding features and products to its thin client portfolio to support Windows Embedded Standard.
Steve Ressler | GovLoop taps Web 2.0 tools
Steve Ressler talks about what's behind GovLoop, a social-networking site for government employees of all stripes.
IE settings may enable intranet intrusions
Default security settings in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser could open a company's intranet to hacking attacks.
Tweeting 101
In its most basic incarnation, Twitter is about the easiest Web application you could ever use, once you figure out how it all works. Here's what to do to get started.
Sun announces Nehalem-based servers
Several new products also introduced under the company's Open Network Systems initiative.
BlackBerry browser tips and tricks
Boost your with these can't-miss keyboard shortcuts, for Novices and power-users alike can enhance their BlackBerry Web browsing experience with these keyboard shortcuts.
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