Spatial Law and Policy Update (December 28, 2010)

Spatial Law and Policy Update provided by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Mobile Marketing Association to update code of condu...

Top 10 Spatial Law and Policy Stories of 2010

2010 was a big year for the geospatial industry. It was also a big year for matters related to Spatial Law and Policy. Below, in no particul...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (December 8, 2010)

Spatial Law and Policy Update provided by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Lawsuit targets online data collection technique Leg...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (December 2, 2010)

Made possible by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Trust aims to safeguard mobile privacy Canadian court to consider whether pol...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (November 22, 2011)

Made possible by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Insurers test data profiles to identify risky customers LBS - time for a pri...

Spatial Law and Policy 2011 Conference (January 12, 2011)

Tentative Agenda Tysons Corner, Virginia 8:00-9:00 Registration and Coffee 9:00 – 9:30 Introduction 9:30– 10:30 Session 1: Intellectual P...

Location Privacy - Why It Is Different!

Location privacy is increasingly becoming caught up in the larger discussion of internet privacy in the U.S. While not unexpected, it would ...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (November 16, 2010)

Made available by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Obama Administration Considering Privacy Agency Stage Set for Showdown on On...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (November 13, 2010)

From the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy Privacy Police abandon plan to use GPS on dementia patients 4% of on-line Americans use locati...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (Oct 23,2010)

Spatial Law and Policy Update (from the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy ) Privacy Tracking devices used in school badges Facebook and Zy...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (October 11, 2010)

Spatial Law and Policy Update (from the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy ) Privacy City should track all taxis by GPS, inspector general sa...

When Will We Stop Blaming the Driver?

I have been associated with the geospatial technology since 1985. I believe in the technology and its vast potential. However, I have become...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (September 17, 2010)

The American Bar Association recently started something it calls the Blawg 100, a listing of the top 100 legal blogs. If you are a lawyer in...

Third Circuit Punts On Important Geolocation Privacy Case

In deciding that a judge may - but is not required - to ask law enforcement to show probable cause for a warrant before asking a telecommun...

Why Craigslist Should Matter to Geolocation!

Craiglist's recent decision to pull its adult services section is being denounced in many circles as a blow to freedom of speech. Howe...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (September 1, 2010)

From the Centre of Spatial Law and Policy Privacy The Government Can Use GPS To Track Your Moves California bill would protect privacy of Fa...

Location and Privacy - What is the New "Reasonable"

Location has arrived – and it is raising all sorts of privacy concerns. In the past few months alone: 1. Facebook launches “Places” and with...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (August 23, 2010)

Privacy Google Street View in Germany - a non-issue Spain joins countries Probing Street View Facebook Location and Privacy Facebook Enters ...

Spatial Law and Policy Update (August 16, 2010)

Licensing/Intellectual Property rights Pirating of Sat Nav Maps in China Viacom to Appeal YouTube Decision Bing Adds OpenStreetMap Does your...

Location Privacy: Where Are We Headed?

The following is drawn from a white paper issued by the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy There has been a great deal of attention paid rece...