Municipalist: GovLoop rocks on

GovLoop rocks on

GovLoop, the Steve Ressler-created "Facebook for feds" now has 10,000 users, in just one year. "The premier social network for government employees" has attracted plenty of media attention and taken off like a rocket.

Details here.

Here is our Q & A with Ressler from August 2008.

Posted on April 29, 2009 at 07:09 PM in Federal agencies, Social media | Permalink

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