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Drones Subject to Inauguration Flight Restrictions

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Drone operators and model aircraft enthusiasts will be subject to flight restrictions in effect around the Washington, D.C. area ahead of the Presidential Inauguration on Jan. 20, 2017.

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Drone Op Gets $1.9 Million Fine Reduced to $200,000

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Agreement resolves contested flights over New York and Chicago

Regulatory & Legal
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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

Business
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Poynter Announces Drone J-School

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

The cost for the three-day workshop—underwritten by Google—is $295.

Business
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GV Expo: Moving Drone Regulation Forward Through Education

By Terry Scutt published

Events
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GV Expo: Stampede Predicts Drone Use Will Greatly Expand

By Cameron Vigliano published

Events
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GV Expo: The Drones Have Risen

By Cameron Vigliano published

The first educational session of the Government Video Expo and National Drone Show kicked off with a panel discussion on the current state of the drone industry.

Events
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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.

Production
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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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