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FedWire: Satellite data gaps, innovating agriculture, and a techno-blood drive

February 5, 2014

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Clapper: U.S. faces many threats.

Impact of weather satellite data gaps.

FTC reiterates support for data security legislation.

Help innovate agriculture.

Envisioning the IT future for some FCC offices.

Techno-blood drive.

And here’s a video of it:

Secretary of Energy Moniz presents Fermi Awards:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWt2KvY3WYQ

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