This Week in Government Tech Media – March 21, 2025

This week saw a wave of news on executive orders from the White House related to security, resilience and procurement. While the updates are just beginning to trickle in, coverage in the government technology media points to potentially significant impacts resulting from these actions. Here’s a roundup of what they’ve written on these and other […]

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Going Gov & Beyond with Amy Kluber, GovCIO Media & Research

Amy Kluber, editor in chief at GovCIO Media & Research, oversees a broad array of her company’s activities, ranging from traditional editorial content to multiple podcasts as well as events like workshops and webinars. All of these endeavors are unified through a common purpose of encouraging collaboration within the government technology community. On this episode […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – March 14, 2025

The government tech media continues its close coverage of the Trump administration’s push to cut spending on programs seen as wasteful or unnecessary. As you might imagine, the loss of so many government workers as well as the termination of many government programs has led to concerns about cybersecurity and other critical government functions. As […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – March 7, 2025

The last few weeks saw the government tech media focused on the Trump administration’s moves to cut what it deems government waste. This week saw the focus shift, at least somewhat, to what is happening within the other branches of government. Here’s a roundup of the week’s news from the legislative and judiciary branches: Action […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – February 28, 2025

The Trump administration this week continued its quest to identify and cut what it views as wasteful government spending. Amid new executive orders, policy memos and contract cancellations, the government tech media covered the new developments: Cuts to Contracts, Personnel Agencies across government were ordered to cut their workforces and to review and potentially cancel […]

Navigating Uncertain Waters for Public Sector Communications 

To say there is change and uncertainty in Washington right now is an understatement. We are in exceptional times. With many clients asking for our guidance on the right approach to communications during this transitional period, we are offering some thoughts on what we believe is the best course of action. First and foremost, don’t […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – February 21, 2025

Over the past several weeks, it seemed like much of the government tech media’s coverage focused on issues like downsizing and funding cuts at federal civilian agencies. This week, we noted an uptick in news coverage related to policy and organizational changes at the Department of Defense (DOD). Here’s a roundup of some of the […]

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Going Gov & Beyond with Rachel Jewett & Jeff Hill, Via Satellite

Rachel Jewett, senior managing editor at Via Satellite, and Jeff Hill, executive editor for Via Satellite and chairman of the SATELLITE Conference and Exhibition, are among the leading authorities on the growing space space/satellite market. Over the years both have been working at the publication, they’ve documented the explosive growth in the market and the […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – February 14, 2025

As the government technology media continues to keep tabs on the uncertainty resulting from the flood of executive orders and the activities of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), reporters this week have also turned their attention to the effects of those actions on contractors. Below, we offer a roundup of that news and more. […]

This Week in Government Tech Media – February 7, 2025

If you read our post last week, you’ll recall that much of the government technology media coverage was focused on actions by the Trump administration that put a hold on various spending initiatives – creating mass confusion among government workers and contractors. This week, much of the coverage has been in response to shake-ups caused […]