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Popular government social networking Web site GovLoop has been acquired by government communication firm GovDelivery, the companies announced Monday.
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On Monday, GovDelivery's GovLoop will announce another hiring coup: Andrew Krzmarzick will join GovLoop, the FederalNewsRadio.com's DorobekInsider has learned.