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Drone Journalism Lab Operations Manual

Published on February 9th, 2019 09:52 pm

The Drone Journalism Lab's Operations Manual is here to help your news organization with using flying robots to report news.

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2011
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Non-profit, social enterprise, charity, or foundation
STATUS
Active
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Drone Journalism Lab

This operations manual will attempt to begin to codify the practice of using small flying vehicles to report news, as well as guide news organizations on how to develop their own best practices. The manual, in it’s current configuration, is divided into four parts.

The manual was created with support from the Knight Foundation.

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