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One of the oldest engineering periodicals in the world, the Technograph, has written a profile on drone journalism...

One of the oldest engineering periodicals in the world, the Technograph, has written a profile on drone journalism (using unmanned aerial vehicles to augment evidence-based reporting). Article focuses on the major themes affecting the nascent field, including the availability and accessibility of UAVs, and ethical and legal issues.
http://www.readtechnograph.com/articles/view/drone_journalism_brings_reporting_into_the_future
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