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Broadcasters Embrace Drones for Live News Coverage

By Eric Chang published

Originally conceived as strategic military tools, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have become useful for scientific data collection and agricultural applications, as well as a recreational hobby.

Broadcast Engineering
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FAA Tests Drone Zappers at Denver Int’l Airport

By Deborah D McAdams published

Federal officials field tested drone zappers at Denver International Airport last week.

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National Drone Show Preview: Getting Legal With Drones

By TV Technology Staff published

Events
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FAA Authorizing Drone Use for Houston Recovery

By Michael Balderston published

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Report: Drones Had Rough 2016, But Found Room for Growth

By Michael Balderston published

Business
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NATE Releases UAS Safety Resource Second Edition

By Michael Balderston published

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NATE Releases Drone Safety Video for ‘Climber Connection’ Series

By Michael Balderston published

The latest topic the National Association of Tower Erectors are tackling with their “Climber Connection” series of safety videos covers unmanned aerial systems, a.k.a drones.

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Into Drone Video Production? Discover Why You Need to be at the National Drone Show

By TV Technology Staff published

The National Drone Show presents Drone Training Sessions on December 7th, 2016.

Events
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Broadcasters Adding Drones to ENG Kits

By James Careless published

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FAA to Propose Drone Flight Over People Rule by Winter

By Deborah D McAdams published

Federal regulators will address drone flight over people in a proposal due out for comment this winter, according to an executive action taken this week by the Obama Administration.

Regulatory and Standards
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