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FedPod: Census gets mobile, GSA saves money and Navy networks

By David Stegon

August 9, 2012

FedPod is FedScoop’s daily podcast highlighting the top news and events in federal government IT, hosted by David Stegon.

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Census launches its first mobile app, GSA saves money on air travel and Navy protects vessel networks.

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