Raising Awareness of Where Geospatial Technology Is Taking the Law
Shopping Centers to Monitor Customer's mobile phones (Courier Mail)
Facebook: The law reasonably states you can't have all your data (ZDnet)
How governments are using technology to engage citizens
Privacy
Opinion of the European Data Protection Supervisor on the proposal to amend Regulation on recording equipment in road transport (European Data Protection Supervisor)
Lawmakers endorse updates to children's online privacy law, disagree on broader privacy protections (The Hill)
There's little privacy in a digital world (Los Angeles Times)
Viewpoint: Should we do away with privacy? (BBC News Magazine)
Data Quality
With Big Data Comes Big Responsibilities (MIT Technology Review)
British motorists suffer sat nav rage (TMCnet.com)
Intellectual Property
Publisher Claims Ownership of Time-Zone Data (Threat Level)
The Face That Launched 7,000 Clicks (Courthouse News Service)
National Security/Law Enforcement
Secret Orders Target Email (The Wall Street Journa)
Hunting illegal mining in Goa (Ogle Earth)
Calif. Governor Veto Allows Warrantless Mobile Phone Searches (Wired)
U.S. Intelligence unit aims to build "Data Eye In the Sky" (NYT)
Gaming Out the Supreme Court Tracking Case (Cato)
Spatial Data Infrastructure
Hunting illegal mining in Goa (Ogle Earth)
Calif. Governor Veto Allows Warrantless Mobile Phone Searches (Wired)
U.S. Intelligence unit aims to build "Data Eye In the Sky" (NYT)
Gaming Out the Supreme Court Tracking Case (Cato)
Spatial Data Infrastructure
Zoning the Oceans? (Law of the Land)
Dutch Government Will Release Geodata and Satellite Images (EPSI Platform)
UAVs
Coming Soon: The Drone Arms Race (New York Times)
Miscellaneous
How do crowdsourcing, the Internet of Things and Big Data converge on geospatial technology? (Spatial Sustain)
GPS Data on Beijing Cabs Reveals the Cause of Traffic Jams (Technology Review)
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Privacy
Court: Some data on government cell phone tracking should be public (CNN)
Judge shreds, dismisses iPhone privacy class-action (ARS Technica)
GM’s OnStar Unit Alters Privacy Policy (Bloomberg)
Apple joins lobby against warrantless data inspection (Information Age)
CNIL Cites French Yellow Pages Operator for Illegal Use of Social Media Data (Hogan Lovell's Chronicle of Data Protection)
Data Anonymization and Re-identification: Some Basics Of Data Privacy (The Daily Attack)
Which Telecoms Store Your Data the Longest? Secret Memo Tells All (Threat Level)
ISACA stresses the need to protect mobile data from the increasing security threats posed by location-based apps (IT Pro)
Employer did not violate employee’s privacy by accessing personal laptop (Internet Cases)
HTC security vulnerability said to leak phone numbers, GPS data, and more, HTC responds (Engadget)
Senate Committee Approves Data Breach Bills Despite Heavy Opposition (eweek.com)
Data Quality and Liability
Real estate boundaries: real and imagined (inman News)
Issues of Liability Unclear for Sensor and Sensor Platform Providers (Spatial Sustain)
GPS
LightSquared: GPS industry should pay for fixing commercial devices (The Hill)
Lightsquared Update - LS Exec Threatens Legal Action (Directions Magazine)
Law Enforcement/National Security
Details Emerging On Stingray Technology, Allowing Feds To Locate People By Pretending To Be Cell Towers (techdirt)
Biannual Swedish media panic sets in as Google Earth continues to show Sweden’s “secrets” (Ogle Earth)
GPS Inventor Urges Supreme Court to Reject Warrantless Tracking (Threat Level)
Drones
IPhone app pilots drone aircraft from 3,000 miles away (Los Angeles Times)
Recent Arrest Puts Model Airplanes on Radar (The Wall Street Journal)
Smart Grid
Spatial Law and the Smart Grid (Spatial Sustain)
Judge shreds, dismisses iPhone privacy class-action (ARS Technica)
GM’s OnStar Unit Alters Privacy Policy (Bloomberg)
Apple joins lobby against warrantless data inspection (Information Age)
CNIL Cites French Yellow Pages Operator for Illegal Use of Social Media Data (Hogan Lovell's Chronicle of Data Protection)
Data Anonymization and Re-identification: Some Basics Of Data Privacy (The Daily Attack)
Which Telecoms Store Your Data the Longest? Secret Memo Tells All (Threat Level)
ISACA stresses the need to protect mobile data from the increasing security threats posed by location-based apps (IT Pro)
Employer did not violate employee’s privacy by accessing personal laptop (Internet Cases)
HTC security vulnerability said to leak phone numbers, GPS data, and more, HTC responds (Engadget)
Senate Committee Approves Data Breach Bills Despite Heavy Opposition (eweek.com)
Data Quality and Liability
Real estate boundaries: real and imagined (inman News)
Issues of Liability Unclear for Sensor and Sensor Platform Providers (Spatial Sustain)
GPS
LightSquared: GPS industry should pay for fixing commercial devices (The Hill)
Lightsquared Update - LS Exec Threatens Legal Action (Directions Magazine)
Law Enforcement/National Security
Details Emerging On Stingray Technology, Allowing Feds To Locate People By Pretending To Be Cell Towers (techdirt)
Biannual Swedish media panic sets in as Google Earth continues to show Sweden’s “secrets” (Ogle Earth)
GPS Inventor Urges Supreme Court to Reject Warrantless Tracking (Threat Level)
Drones
IPhone app pilots drone aircraft from 3,000 miles away (Los Angeles Times)
Recent Arrest Puts Model Airplanes on Radar (The Wall Street Journal)
Smart Grid
Spatial Law and the Smart Grid (Spatial Sustain)
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