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200 00$aEyes to the sky $eprivacy and commerce in the age of the drone /$fedited by Matthew Feeney
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327   $aAbbreviations and acronyms -- Introduction / Matthew Feeney -- Chapter one: "crawl, walk, fly": a history of FAA drone regulation / Sara Baxenberg -- Chapter two: who wants a drone anyway? the law develops to accommodate the promise of commercial drones / Gregory S. Walden -- Chapter three: reframing drone policy to embrace innovation in America / James Czerniawski -- Chapter four: who should govern the skies? / Brent Skorup -- Chapter five: who owns the skies? Ad Coelum, property rights,  and state sovereignty / Laura K. Donohue -- Chapter six: legislative rules for use of drones by law enforcement / Jake Laperruque -- Chapter seven: drone capabilities and their uses by the Federal Government / Jay Stanley -- Acknowledgments.
330   $aIn the age of the drone, how should we best regulation airspace and protect privacy? In Eyes to the Sky, experts from legal, regulator, policy, and civil liberty communities tackle these pressing problems.
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