Library: A Round-up of Reading
Space Law
Michael J. Listner, Tommaso Sgobba, and Christopher Kunstadter, Taking a page from maritime practice to self-regulate the commercial space industry, The Space Review
Dwayne Day, China’s ASAT enigma, The Space Review
House full-year continuing resolution offers something for SLS and Commercial Crew supporters – Space Politics
Wolf Demands to Know Why Chinese will be at CEOS Meeting at NASA Langley – Space Policy Online
New House CR Adds Money for NASA Exploration, NOAA GOES-R, But It’s a Zero Sum Game – Space Policy Online
Misplaced Priorities on National Security Space – Space News
New Mexico Gov. Martinez and Virgin Galactic CEO Whitesides Urge Action – Spaceports
Wolf to Bolden: Disinvite Those Chinese Visitors – NASA Watch
Sequestration and the Civil Space Industry – Space Travel
Houston: an international spaceport? – Spaceports
Rep. Wolf Claims China-related Security Lapses at LaRC and KSC – NASA Watch
Bad Research By Rep. Wolf’s Staff – NASA Watch
Wolf Alleges Security Violations at NASA’s Langley Research Center, Issues Seven Step Remediation Plan – Space Policy Online
Uncertainty remains the one certainty for NASA’s budgets – Space Politics
FY2014 Budget Request Delayed to April? – Space Policy Online
Elon Musk Talks with Texas Legislature – Spaceports
Moon mining race under way -Spaceports
Musk on the Dragon glitch, Texas spaceport plans, and needling Bezos – NewSpace Journal
Aviation Law
Knives on planes again. Well, some knives. – Homeland Security Watch
FBI Investigating Unidentified Drone Spotted Near JFK Airport – Threat Level
TSA OKs Hockey Sticks Aboard Flights, Bats Remain Outlawed – Threat Level
Thune and Shuster Question Whether FAA Has Explored All Cost Savings Before Punishing Employees and Traveling Public – Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Internet-on-Airplanes Effective Date Set – CommLaw Blog
‘License Plates’ for Drones? – CDT
How To Regulate Drones – Concurring Opinions
Geospatial Law
Alleged Drug Dealer at Center of Supreme Court GPS Case Wins Mistrial – Threat Level
Stolen Van Recovered In Less Than An Hour Using Vehicle Tracking – GeoConnexion
Cyberlaw
White House, FCC Chairman Support Legalizing Unlocking of Mobile Phones – Threat Level
Revive Letters of Marque and Reprisal to Launch Cyber-Attacks Against China? – Opinio Juris
UNESCO Meeting Sends Clear Message: Keep the Internet Free and Open – Dipnote
Raised on the Web – Air Force General Counsel Blog
Pirate Bay comes clean on North Korea hoax – North Korea Tech
ICANN’s New gTLD Process and the Controversy over “Closed Generic” TLDs – Madisonian
A Patent DMCA – Concurring Opinions
Our secular Trinity: supply chain, critical infrastructure, and cyber security – Homeland Security Watch
Why It’s Suddenly Illegal to “Unlock” Your New Cell Phone – CommLawBlog
Cybersecurity: Authoritative Reports and Resources – CRS
White House in Favor of Phone Unlocking! Now What? – CIS
Google Says the FBI Is Secretly Spying on Some of Its Customers – Threat Level
House Committee Jurisdiction and CISPA – Lawfare
TASK FORCE REPORT: Resilient Military Systems and the Advanced Cyber Threat – DoD
Pentagon: Let’s Threaten Nuke Strike Against Hackers – Gizmodo
Public Access to Data from Federally Funded Research: Provisions in OMB Circular A-110 – CRS
The 2013 Cybersecurity Executive Order: Overview and Considerations for Congress – CRS
Attorney General: Aaron Swartz Case Was a ‘Good Use of Prosecutorial Discretion’ – Threat Level
Cybersecurity: A Better Defined and Implemented National Strategy Is Needed to Address Persistent Challenges. GAO-13-462T, Mar 7, 2013.
Rockefeller Says Cybersecurity Requires Partnership Between Public and Private Sectors – U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
New Tech Challenge: Can Technology Can Be Used to Stop Atrocities? – Commons Lab
Defense Science Board Report on Advanced Cyber Threats – Lawfare
Interesting Ninth Circuit En Banc on Computer Searches, Of Course Citing Orin – The Volokh Conspiracy
En Banc Ninth Circuit Holds That Computer Forensic Searches Are Like “Virtual Strip Searches” And Require Reasonable Suspicion At the Border – The Volokh Conspiracy
US v. Cotterman — Laptop Searches at the Border Require “Reasonable Suspicion” – Lawfare
Cybersecurity is a Bull Market – Air Force General Counsel Blog
