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FedPod: Tech in the VP debate

October 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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FedScoop’s David Stegon and Greg Poersch discuss technology and the upcoming vice presidential debate.

(Thumbnail photo: Jared Soares/PBS NewsHour)

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