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Li sanble yon prensip bon ke lè gouvènman gen machin ki ka rasanble enfòmasyon, jounalis ta dwe genyen li, twò. (Menm si osi bonè ke lè 2010 yon $25,000 te abèy itilize yo ka resevwa imaj nan yon pati plaj Paris Hilton nan sid la nan Frans.) Faine Greenwood, yon jounalis ki baze nan Phnom Penh, sèvi ak yon Phantom 2 pou travay li. Li te tou te ede evalye dron diferan pou la Imanitè Rezo dron, yon gwoup ki vle devlope machin yo pou travay èd dijans, ki gen ladan livrezon nan materyèl ak medikaman.
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It seems a good principle that when governments have machinery that can gather information, journalists should have it, too. (Though as early as 2010 a $25,000 drone was used to get images of a Paris Hilton beach party in the south of France.) Faine Greenwood, a journalist based in Phnom Penh, uses a Phantom 2 for her work. She has also helped assess different drones for the Humanitarian UAV Network, a group that wants to develop the machines for emergency aid work, including delivery of supplies and medicines.