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FAA Considers New Rules for How Newsrooms Use Drones
By George Winslow published
The News Media Alliance has published an extensive analysis of how the NPRM on unmanned aircraft systems could impact news operations

FAA Grants Sinclair Permission To Fly Newsgathering Drones Over People, Vehicles
By Phil Kurz published
The approval is believed to be the first time a broadcaster has been authorized to fly drones over people and vehicles for newsgathering without a waiver

New Report Urges Reform of Spectrum-Allocation Process
By Tom Butts published
DC think tanks cite spat between C-Band and 5G operators and aviation equipment as impetus

Drones Now Flying Expanded Missions With FAA’s Blessing
By James Careless published
New rules ease authorization for UAS night operations in restricted areas

Drones, Cellular Networks and Nanosatellites are Revolutionizing Live Broadcasts
By Claudio Lisman published
Can drones replace helicopters for producing aerial views?

FAA: AT&T, Verizon Agree to Delay Some 5G Rollouts
By George Winslow published
The agreement is designed to avoid potential 5G C-band interference to air travel, the FAA reported

FAA Drone Task Force Releases Registration Report
By Deborah D McAdams published
Fill out a Web form, get a registration number and mark it on your drone.

FAA Warns Against Drone Registration Shysters
By Deborah D McAdams published
The FAA said it would announce the registration protocol within the next couple of weeks.
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