Raising Awareness of Where Geospatial Technology Is Taking the Law
Privacy
EU Data Rules Worse Than SOPA? (Information Week)
Personal use of GPS trackers growing fast Read more here (The News Tribune)
Why privacy policies don't work - and what might Read more (San Francisco Chronicle)
Legislating Privacy After US v Jones (Communia)
The Upside And Downside Of Privacy On The Web (New Tech Post)
What EU Data Privacy Proposal Means For Business (Information Week)
[DISCUSSION DRAFT] 112TH CONGRESS To require disclosures to consumers regarding the capability of software to monitor mobile telephone usage, to require the express consent of the consumer prior to monitoring, and for other purposes (Markey/U.S. House of Representatives)
Intellectual Property Rights
Copying Is Not Stealing (Slate)
Megaupload: A Lot Less Guilty Than You Think (Stanford Law School)
Insane English copyright ruling creates ownership in the idea of a photo's composition (boingboing)
New license for crowdsourced geospatial data adopted by OpenStreetMap (Between the Poles)
National Security/Law Enforcement
Philippines studying U.S. offer to deploy spy planes (Reuters)
GNSS
FAA gearing up for GPS policing (Flightglobal)
LIghtSquared Update - FCC Requests Comments on LS Request for Decision - 1/30/12 (Directions Magazine)
Data Quality
Spatial Precision - What's it all about? (Mapcite)
Remote Sensing
Pentagon To Trim Commercial Imagery Spending (Space News)
Spatial Data Infrastructures
Is open data under threat? (Information Age)
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Cars communicating to avoid collisions? NHTSA said time is now (Detroit Free Press)
Ride Sharing on the Rise in Germany, New Tech to Fuel Growth (GPS Business News)
UAVs
Drones for Human Rights (The New York Times)
NATO Will Buy Its First Spy Drones, Eventually (Wired)
U.S. Drones Patrolling Its Skies Provoke Outrage in Iraq (The New York Times)
Miscellaneous
Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda EU Data protection reform and Cloud Computing “Fuelling the European Economy” event, Microsoft Executive Briefing Centre Brussels, 30 January 2012 (Europa)
U.S. may rely on aging U-2 spy planes longer than expected (The Los Angeles Times)
Digital mapping and governance: the stories behind the maps (Wait...What?)
The Coming Tech-led Boom (The Wall Street Journal)
France Finds Google Maps Is Unfair Competition (Mashable)
EU Data Rules Worse Than SOPA? (Information Week)
Personal use of GPS trackers growing fast Read more here (The News Tribune)
Why privacy policies don't work - and what might Read more (San Francisco Chronicle)
Legislating Privacy After US v Jones (Communia)
The Upside And Downside Of Privacy On The Web (New Tech Post)
What EU Data Privacy Proposal Means For Business (Information Week)
[DISCUSSION DRAFT] 112TH CONGRESS To require disclosures to consumers regarding the capability of software to monitor mobile telephone usage, to require the express consent of the consumer prior to monitoring, and for other purposes (Markey/U.S. House of Representatives)
Intellectual Property Rights
Copying Is Not Stealing (Slate)
Megaupload: A Lot Less Guilty Than You Think (Stanford Law School)
Insane English copyright ruling creates ownership in the idea of a photo's composition (boingboing)
New license for crowdsourced geospatial data adopted by OpenStreetMap (Between the Poles)
National Security/Law Enforcement
Philippines studying U.S. offer to deploy spy planes (Reuters)
GNSS
FAA gearing up for GPS policing (Flightglobal)
LIghtSquared Update - FCC Requests Comments on LS Request for Decision - 1/30/12 (Directions Magazine)
Data Quality
Spatial Precision - What's it all about? (Mapcite)
Remote Sensing
Pentagon To Trim Commercial Imagery Spending (Space News)
Spatial Data Infrastructures
Is open data under threat? (Information Age)
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Cars communicating to avoid collisions? NHTSA said time is now (Detroit Free Press)
Ride Sharing on the Rise in Germany, New Tech to Fuel Growth (GPS Business News)
UAVs
Drones for Human Rights (The New York Times)
NATO Will Buy Its First Spy Drones, Eventually (Wired)
U.S. Drones Patrolling Its Skies Provoke Outrage in Iraq (The New York Times)
Miscellaneous
Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda EU Data protection reform and Cloud Computing “Fuelling the European Economy” event, Microsoft Executive Briefing Centre Brussels, 30 January 2012 (Europa)
U.S. may rely on aging U-2 spy planes longer than expected (The Los Angeles Times)
Digital mapping and governance: the stories behind the maps (Wait...What?)
The Coming Tech-led Boom (The Wall Street Journal)
France Finds Google Maps Is Unfair Competition (Mashable)
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