Library: A Round-up of Reading
Space Law
NASA’s Silence on Furloughs – NASA Watch
Stafford Argues for Moon as Next Human Spaceflight Destination – Space Policy Online
Trial Begins for Md. Man in Iran Satellite Case – Space News
Europe Changes Tactics in Push for Space Code of Conduct – Space News
US Senate Hearing: Challenges and Opportunities for Human Space Exploration – Spaceports
Space Junk Threat Demands Immediate Action, Experts Say – Space.com
Bolden Says Furloughs Likely if Sequester Continues Into FY2014 – Space Policy Online
29,000 Space Debris Objects: How It Got There, What To Do About It? – Spaceports
Space debris problem now urgent – scientists – Space Mart
European Conference Attendees Agree Action Needed On Space Debris – Red Orbit
Space Data Association Promises To Sue any Member that Misuses Pooled Data – Space News
Asteroid Mining on the Move – SpaceLawLibrarian
Aviation Law
Innovation vs. Privacy: Why We Shouldn’t Fear Drones – Wired
FAA Takes Two Important Steps During the Week of April 20 – Aviation & Airport Development Law Blog
TSA Tables Plan to Allow Knives on Planes – Threat Level
Striking Against Open Skies – Aviation Law Prof Blog
Welcome to the Age of Big Drone Data – Danger Room
Ensuring Privacy in the New Domestic Drone Test Program – CDT
Fiscal Year 2014 National Defense Authorization Budget Request for National Security Space Activities – House Armed Services Committee
HASC Asks About DOD Use of Chinese Satellite – Space Policy Online
Protecting Space Technology Through Trade Secret Law – Commercial Space Blog
Geospatial Law
NEW REPORT: Privacy and Missing Persons after Natural Disasters – Commons Lab
UPDATE: After Arrest, Authorities Caution Against Crowdsourced Criminal Intelligence Analysis – Commons Lab
Google launches Street View in Hungary and Lesotho; expands in Poland and Romania – Google Earth Blog
Today’s Other ECPA Reform News: Location Privacy Hearing in the House – CDT
Detail – XKCD
5 Key Spatial Law and Policy Links (April 29, 2013) – Spatial Law and Policy
Cyberlaw
The Dark Side of the Digital Revolution – CFR
Why Is Congress Trying to Make Our Internet Abuse Laws Worse, not Better? – The Atlantic
Cybersecurity, Einstein 3 and Privacy – Lawfare
Eric Schmidt and the North Korean Internet dilemma – North Korea Tech
Man Convicted of Hacking Despite Not Hacking – Threat Level
CISPA 2.0 Likely Stalled in Senate – CIS
Law Requiring Warrants for E-Mail Wins Senate Committee Approval – Threat Level
Fascinating New Case on Legal Standards for Searching a Remote Computer With Unknown Location – The Volokh Conspiracy
CISPA Changes Show Power of Internet Advocacy – CDT
CISPA Is Dead. Now Let’s Do a Cybersecurity Bill Right – Threat Level
