Tagged: drones

Politics
5:00 pm
Wed March 27, 2013

House Tables Bill To Limit Drone Use In N.H.

New Hampshire's House wants more time to consider whether drones should be allowed to spy on or launch attacks on its citizens.

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Word of Mouth
9:27 am
Tue December 4, 2012

Tumbling the Drone War

We look into a Tumblr  account that lends perspective to the drone war by using Google Earth. Joining us is blogger and artist James Bridle, creator of Dronestragram.


Word of Mouth
10:00 am
Mon June 18, 2012

The Drone War Meets The Jersey Shore

Credit Photo Credit Derable, Via Flickr Creative Commons

For U.S. defense officials, knowledge is power. It’s clear, in-depth and actionable intelligence that makes the difference in keeping the country safe. So officials at the pentagon and in homeland security are gathering huge amounts of raw data. And who, who can help them sort through thousands of hours of video to find and stop these existential threats? Most of us don’t associate the cast of Jersey Shore with U.S.

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All Things Considered
4:15 pm
Thu June 14, 2012

Small Drone Aircraft Based Near Mount Washington, Report Says

Mount Washington
Credit Stacy Lynn Baum via Flickr/CC
Mount Washington, home to "the worst weather in the world" and, according to a new report, small drone aircraft.

Mount Washington may bill itself as having the “worst weather in the world,” but on a clear day, you can stand at the summit and see a whole lot - miles and miles into the distance.

The US military apparently agrees. According to a report from Wired Magazine, the Department of Defense has a base for drone aircraft on or near Mount Washington. It's one of 64 such bases across the country.

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Word of Mouth
11:10 am
Mon April 23, 2012

It's a bird, it's a plane...it's a drone?

Credit (Photo by James Gordon via Flickr Creative Commons)

Produced by Jonathan Lynch

Ever get the feeling that someone is watching you? Well, you may want to get used to it. While the US government has been putting un-manned drones to heavy use in war zones in recent years, the flying robots will soon be soaring American skies.

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