Category Archives: Privacy

Drone rules remain up in the air for now

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Martin Walls

“Welcome to the more crowded skies. News 6 partner Florida Today reports that Brevard County and the entire country are discovering that drones – remote-controlled, unmanned aerial vehicles – are no longer just a tool of the military. Smaller and … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal, News, Privacy | Leave a comment

Think Tank Sues FAA In Federal Court Over Drone Registration Rule

Posted on February 18, 2016 by Martin Walls

“On the last day to challenge the FAA’s new drone registration rule, a Washington, DC think tank, TechFreedom, has filed a petition for review in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals seeking to overturn the registration requirement. “ By: Forbes | … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal, News, Privacy, Private Sector | Tagged , | Leave a comment

How Google may pull off drone deliveries without putting your dog at risk

Posted on January 29, 2016 by Martin Walls

“Using drones to deliver packages to our yards has long piqued the interest of some consumers and tech companies as a way to speed a process that can take days to one that happens in minutes. But a new Google patent … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Legal, News, Privacy, Private Sector, Technical Issues | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Nazareth professor to stand trial for protesting drones

Posted on January 27, 2016 by Martin Walls

“Murray was one of 31 people arrested outside of the Hancock Field Air National Guard Base near Syracuse on April 28, 2013. They had planned a “die-in” to encourage people to visualize the effect of U.S. drone strikes, which have taken place by the … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Legal, News, Privacy | Leave a comment