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Update to current corporate status according to net and Industry Canada sources.
'''Spacepol''' or '''Spacepol International Research Network for Space Law and IT-Policy''' as it was referred to during the period 1998-2005 is one of the early [[cybernetworks]] formed during the 1990s within the academic and university world. Spacepol is now an international [[Business|enterprise]] involved in [[academic publishing]] and international public policy [[consulting]] within the fields of Space Law and Public [[Technology Policy]]. Spacepol continues to incorporate some of its original activities and characteristics as a research network, while having turned to commercial pursuits during 2005. The official current name of the enterprise is '''Spacepol Éditeurs Universitaires Academic Publishers Co'''. The enterprise operates its own innovation policy and space law consulting subsidiary known as '''Spacepol Government Policy Consulting'''.
'''The SPACEPOL Corporation''' is a Canadian-controlled international corporation specializing in national innovation policy development, strategic intelligence and high-knowledge product development. The publishing arm of the corporation also produces peer-reviewed academic literature based upon the research and development activities carried out at SPACEPOL. The SPACEPOL Corporation was incorporated and its first shareholders' meeting held at [Quebec City], [Quebec], [Canada] in 2008. The current Governor (President and CEO) of the corporation is [[Gunnar_K_A_Njalsson|Gunnar K. A. Njalsson]] who was elected by the shareholders in 2008. SPACEPOL maintains an official representation to [[Argentina]] and the [[Nordic]] countries.
==The Cybernetwork 1994-2005==
==The Cybernetwork 1994-2005==