FAA FAA Considers New Rules for How Newsrooms Use Drones 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 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 DC think tanks cite spat between C-Band and 5G operators and aviation equipment as impetus Latest about FAA FAA Sets Up Drone Remote-ID Committee By Deborah D McAdams published 26 June 17 The Federal Aviation Administration has set up a committee to devise rules for identifying operating drones. DJI to Require Drone Registration to Activate Drones By Deborah D McAdams published 23 May 17 FAA Warns Against Drone Registration Shysters By Deborah D McAdams published 16 November 15 The FAA said it would announce the registration protocol within the next couple of weeks. FAA Drone Task Force Releases Registration Report By Deborah D McAdams published 23 November 15 Fill out a Web form, get a registration number and mark it on your drone. Regulatory and Standards FCC: O’Rielly Finds New FAA Tower Safety Rules Too Broad By Michael Balderston published 13 March 17 FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly thinks thousands of tower owners in the United States were caught up unintentionally in a rule change recently made by Congress. Regulatory and Standards FAA Authorizing Drone Use for Houston Recovery By Michael Balderston published 1 September 17 FAA Clears Way For News Drones By Peter SucIu published 19 July 16 New regulations cover commercial use of UAS Regulatory and Standards Drone Delivery, Unlicensed Spectrum Use, Sent to Senate Floor By Deborah D McAdams published 17 March 16 NATE Says It’s “All In” on Drones in the Broadcast Tower Space By Susan Ashworth published 9 November 18 Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization. FAA Finalizes Commercial Rules for Small Drones By Michael Balderston published 21 June 16 1 2 3 4 5 Archives Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Newsmax CEO Blasts Efforts to End Ownership Caps2Sinclair CEO Ripley Meets with FCC Chair Carr in Push for Ownership Deregulation and NextGen TV Transition3Wurl Appoints New CEO4Study: Roku Continues to Lead CTV Device Market5Report: FAST Channels Need More Live Content to Succeed
FAA Sets Up Drone Remote-ID Committee By Deborah D McAdams published 26 June 17 The Federal Aviation Administration has set up a committee to devise rules for identifying operating drones.
FAA Warns Against Drone Registration Shysters By Deborah D McAdams published 16 November 15 The FAA said it would announce the registration protocol within the next couple of weeks.
FAA Drone Task Force Releases Registration Report By Deborah D McAdams published 23 November 15 Fill out a Web form, get a registration number and mark it on your drone.
FCC: O’Rielly Finds New FAA Tower Safety Rules Too Broad By Michael Balderston published 13 March 17 FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly thinks thousands of tower owners in the United States were caught up unintentionally in a rule change recently made by Congress.
FAA Clears Way For News Drones By Peter SucIu published 19 July 16 New regulations cover commercial use of UAS
Drone Delivery, Unlicensed Spectrum Use, Sent to Senate Floor By Deborah D McAdams published 17 March 16
NATE Says It’s “All In” on Drones in the Broadcast Tower Space By Susan Ashworth published 9 November 18 Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization.
