Library: A Round-up of Reading
Space Law
International Law Update: Space Law – The Judge Ben C. Green Law Library
State Politics Delays exactEarth Baikonur Launch – Space Politics
Key House Appropriator and NASA Agree on Commercial Crew Downselect -Space Policy Online
California House Passes Informed Consent Limiting Lability for Human Spaceflight – Spaceports
Influential Senator Signs On to Commercial Crew Downselect Compromise – Space Policy Online
Spy-Satellite Merger Fizzles, Preventing Space Monopoly – Danger Room
US warns debris genuine threat to orbital space – Flight Global
EARSC letter to EC President on GMES – EARSC
Members of Congress support commercial crew deal – Space Politics
Lawyers in Space! The New Era of Spaceflight Needs Some New Rules – Discover Magazine
Industry Wants Third Party Launch Indemnification Made Permanent – Space Policy Online
International cooperation crucial to exploring outer space, say agency heads – Flight Global
Christian Science Monitor: Decline of American satellites is a matter of national security – Khoranauts
DOD Tempers Language about China’s Space Program, Warns it Faces Challenges – Space Policy Online
U.N. Space Treaty’s Legal Gauntlet: Can Space-Miners Go The Distance? – Forbes
Space: The Mining Frontier – Mother Jones
Space Act Agreements: An Overview – IPinSpace
Little to Show for a Decade Without the ABM Treaty – All Things Nuclear
NASA/FAA telecon on commercial spaceflight – RLV and Space Transport News
Aviation Law
Ten Things You Should Know About Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) – Directions Magazine
Is Nigerian aviation safety still on course? – Learmount
The TSA Allows Cameras, Except When It Doesn’t – The Volokh Conspiracy
Geospatial Law
First American Arrested by Aid of Drone Argues 4th Amendment Violation – GeoData Policy
NTIA to Hold First Privacy Multistakeholder Meeting, With Eye Toward Creating Industry Code of Conduct for Mobile – Privacy and Security Law Blog
Cyberlaw
“Hot Topics in Internet Law” Talk Slides – Technology and Marketing Law Blog
Gone Missing: The Public Policy Debate on Unleashing the Dogs of Cyberwar – IEEE Spectrum
Google to Warn Possible Victims of State-Sponsored Spying – Threat Level
Google outs state-sponsored cyberespionage (again) – Volokh Conspiracy
Cyber Intrigue: The Flame Malware International Politics – Cyber Dialogue
Proof that the UN Does Not Want to Control Your Internet – UN Dispatch
R. Scott Kemp, Cyberweapons: Bold steps in a digital darkness?, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
How to criticize the government on Chinese social media – FP Passport
From Moment to Movement: ‘Not By Code Alone’ – CDT
Does the ITU Want to Regulate the Internet? – TeleFrieden
ICANN Publishes List of Requested New Top Level Domain Names – CommLawBlog
Should There Be an International Treaty on Cyberwarfare? – Opinio Juris
