Spatial Law and Policy Update (December 2, 2010)

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Privacy
Trust aims to safeguard mobile privacy
Canadian court to consider whether police officer has expectation of privacy in photo
House hearing on "Do Not Track" legislation on Dec 2
Geographical information as personal information (registration required)

Data Quality/Liability Issues
New Brunswick passes driver distraction legislation
USGS changing the way it does maps
What Steve Coast's move to Bing Really Means

Intellectual Property
Bing Maps donating aerial imagery to OpenStreetMaps
Victorian spatial council releases online map guidelines
GPS Business News confusing ownership with rights under license agreement

National Security/Law Enforcement
Saudi King suggests planting chips on detainees
Illinois EPA ups monitoring of large livestock farms

Crowd-sourcing
Next generation 911 system will accept text messaging and photos

Intelligent Transportation System
Real time traffic and GNSS

International
Google Maps faces July 2011 deadline to register in China

Miscellaneous
The Internent of Things

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