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Using APIs to combine digital collections
March 04, 2016 | NewsApplication programming interfaces are taking center stage as a way for libraries and other data collection entities to share their digital collections with a broader audience.
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Cancer.gov puts ease of use front and center
| NewsThe new website reorganizes content and navigation, allows subject matter experts to update the site and provide tools for content syndication -- all in a design that worked across mobile and desktop platforms.
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Pentagon launching bug bounty program
March 03, 2016 | NewsWith the Hack the Pentagon program, the Defense Department is inviting vetted hackers to expose potential vulnerabilities.
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New Facebook emojis could support counterterrorism
| NewsThe new sentiment reactions on Facebook could provide law enforcement with information on radicalization and terrorism networks forming on social media.
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Unisys Stealth coming to classified programs
| NewsThe Unisys Stealth security software solution is close to approval for NSA’s Commercial Solutions for Classified Program Components List -- clearing the way for use on classified networks.
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Virtual Alabama: 10 years of lessons learned
| NewsStaying flexible and pushing the limits of software has nurtured the growth of the public-safety GIS portal to 36,000 users across the state.
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Can LTE-U disrupt local government Wi-Fi?
| NewsA recent report explores how adding LTE-U to a limited band spectrum can disrupt Wi-Fi services used by local governments.
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3 steps to streamlining government workflows
March 02, 2016 | NewsBy replacing costly and noncompliant paper-based processes with electronic document solutions, agencies can create more efficient and secure automated workflows.
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NGA opens tools for faster analysis
| NewsCode for the tools developed by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency include those for analyzing social media, RSS feeds as well as satellite and spectral images.
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Aging voting machines cost local, state governments
| NewsHigh-priced computerized machines have been falling out of favor with cash-strapped local governments, which also worry the machines could be hacked and lead to voter fraud.