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Drones
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CommLawBlog
Drone Update: While FAA Continues to Swat at Drones, an Appeal of its Policy Takes Off
By FHH Law
The FAA is still "looking into" the use of drones for TV newsgathering. Meanwhile, a Texas search-and-rescue group has asked the D.C. Circuit to weigh in.
CommLawBlog
Drone Even Go There: On Newsgathering, Drones and the FAA
By FHH Law
Despite its bluff and bluster, does the FAA have any actual "rules" governing drone use? We're not so sure . . .
Socially Aware Blog
Next Generation State Privacy Law: Regulating the Commercial Use of Drones
When most Americans think of drones, they think of unmanned, often weaponized aircraft that are used by governments in areas of conflict for intelligence or combat purposes. However, the proverbial…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: Dress Codes, Lawyers of TV and Film, Drones
As we close things out and head into the last week for a while without baseball (woo!), it's time—as always—for one last Top 10. Be sure to check in with…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog
The U.S. is Fast Becoming the Slowest Adopter of the Latest Advancement in Aviation – the Unmanned Aircraft System, Commonly Known as the Drone
The U.S. is Fast Becoming the Slowest Adopter of the Latest Advancement in Aviation - the Unmanned Aircraft System, Commonly Known as the Drone
DuetsBlog
Droning On and On, About A Trademark?
By Steve Baird®
Months after Amazon's recent media ploy, drones continue to capture news headlines. Hours ago, an AP story ran, suggesting that the Federal Aviation Administration's present ban on commercial drones will…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: Drones: The Power to Kill by Alberto Gonzales
Drones: The Power to Kill by Alberto Gonzales, Belmont University College of LawABSTRACT: After the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001, the Bush Administration began the use of unmanned armed…
Virginia Community Association Law
Drones and HOAs: How Homeowners Associations and Condominium Associations Can Be Prepared to Deal with the New Technology
By Will Sleeth
Amazon.com’s recent announcement – that in the future it may utilize unmanned drones to deliver packages to individual residences – has created a host of novel legal issues that all…
Focus on Regulation
Global Media and Communications Quarterly
By Trey Hanbury, Winston Maxwell, Michele Farquhar, Ari Fitzgerald, Mark Brennan, William Elder, A.J. Burton, Andrew McGinty, Richard Jadot, Alex Bebe Epale, Penny Thornton, Christelle Coslin, Mark Parsons, Maggie Shen, Clarice Kan
The latest edition of our Global Media and Communications Quarterly issue focuses on the sheer breadth of human ingenuity – a characteristic that's good for lawyers and businesses alike. Topics…
Communications, Media & Entertainment
Widespread Drone Use is an Inevitability, And Lawmaking is Already Underway – Komal Jain
Whether it's for pizza, packages or just nailing you with a speeding ticket—drones will inevitably become a part of everday life. The 60 Minutes segment on the Amazon Prime Air service…