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FedScoop’s Colby Hochmuth talks 18F on ‘Government Matters’

April 14, 2014

FedScoop’s Colby Hochmuth appeared on NewsChannel 8’s “Government Matters” this past Sunday to discuss the latest endeavor from the General Services Administration: a startup called 18F. (Click here to read Hochmuth’s full story.)

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