Luke Fretwell

U.S. Census Bureau’s Alec Permison and Logan Powell discuss the agency’s open source and data efforts and building open government communities.

NCI’s Juli Klemm and NASA’s Chris Mattmann join us to discuss building government open source communities and the upcoming Open Source Summit.

Phase2 CEO and co-founder Jeff Walpole and Government Practice Director Greg Wilson discuss government Drupal adoption, implementation successes, state and local uses, the government-specific OpenPublic Drupal distribution and more.

Data.gov Evangelist Jeanne Holm discusses open data, the new executive order and related milestones and the continued migration to the CKAN open data platform.

Move over FedEx, FCC now offers next-day delivery.

Former White House Presidential Innovation Fellows Kara DeFrias and Adam Becker discuss their experiences and the role open source played in the innovation and collaboration process.

Federal Communications Commission Geographic Information Officer Michael Byrne discusses the role open source plays in geographic information systems and how the FCC leverages tools such as GitHub to further its mission.

Big data open source startup sqrrl Vice President of Business Development Ely Kahn discusses the company’s history, entrepreneurial inspiration, growth, product offering and data security.

A new iPhone app, hōrd, wants to change the way federal government contracts are followed.

New Open Source for America co-chairs Deb Bryant and Kane McLean discuss the organization’s future and the state of open source in governent.

Development Seed’s David Cole discusses “CMS-free” websites, including Jekyll, Prose.io and GitHub and how the new Healthcare.gov will leverage these new technologies. Also, how open source will bring world peace.

The latest in federal government open source software with FedScoop’s Luke Fretwell and Red Hat U.S. Public Sector Chief Technology Strategist Gunnar Hellekson.

NASA announced the launch of its second International Space Apps Challenge featuring 50 space exploration related challenges that range from building applications to designing visualizations based on NASA data.

The latest in federal government open source software with FedScoop’s Luke Fretwell and Red Hat U.S. Public Sector Chief Technology Strategist Gunnar Hellekson.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chief Technology Officer Wolf Tombe sat down with FedScoopTV to discuss the agency’s approach to open source software, trends, predictions and advice to other government agencies.

Former U.S. Department of Interior Chief Information Officer Sonny Bhagowalia updates FedScoop readers on the latest developments in his current role as Hawaii’s CIO.

Social coding platform startup GitHub announced Wednesday that former White House Presidential Innovation Fellow Ben Balter will join its team to focus on state, local and federal awareness and integration.

Tech entrepreneurs are used to pitching venture capitalists, but selling kids on writing code is something new for the likes of Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey.

The Department of Energy hosted a Google Hangout Thursday on open government data and its role in fostering entrepreneurial opportunity.

As part of the launch of his newly-published book, Citizenville, California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom wants public leaders and civic innovators to commit to a “Government 2.0″ challenge and help reinvent government through technology.