The Washington Times features an article on an interesting social networking website for government workers called GovLoop. The site was founded a year ago by Steve Ressler, 28, an information-technology specialist at the Department of Homeland Security. Already, more than 14,000 people have joined, creating nearly 500 subcommunities and more than 1,000 discussion forums. Brainstorming […]
Month: July 2009
The Ethics of Mortgage Deals for Members
Politico has the latest on Senators Chris Dodd and Kent Conrad and their Countrywide mortgages. According to an Associated Press report late Monday, Robert Feinberg, who worked in the Countrywide’s “VIP” section, informed congressional investigators last month that both senators were told “who you know is basically how you’re coming in here.”
The White House and Twitter
Mediaite has an exclusive story on whether Twitter is blocked in the White House and an interview with Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton on the topic.