Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law

Our second issue of blog posts is now available online at jetlaw.org. Authored by JETLaw staff members, these pieces cover recent issues in the fields of entertainment and technology law. Authors: Alexandra Peterson Ashley Klein Zach Cogan Hannah Moore Joe Andersen #lawjournal #blog #legal #sportslaw #privacylaw #entertainmentlaw #musiclaw #technologylaw

JETLaw is proud to announce its first round of blog posts for the year! Topics of interest this round include artificial intelligence, privacy, and copyright law. Visit jetlaw.org to read the blog posts in full. If you aren't already, be sure to follow this page to stay updated on future blog posts, Issue releases, and related Journal insights. #lawjournal #law #technologylaw #dataprivacy #copyright #artificialintelligence #blog Accessibility Description: New Blog Posts - Check out the JETLaw Website to read the following posts from our staff members: - Mary Margaret Burniston, 2L Staff Editor, "State Regulations of AI in Elections" - Alexander McGrail, 2L Staff Editor, "The Right to Your Face, Privacy at the Intersection of Virtual Reality and Facial Recognition" - Monica Miecznikowski, 3L--Notes Editor, "Termination of Copyright Transfer: Recent Developments" - Emma Stauber, 2L Staff Editor, "So, You Want to Train Artificial Intelligence on Your Supercomputer?"

We are thrilled to announce the complete 2024-25 masthead! We are excited to welcome our 2L staff members on board, and look forward to continuing the Journal's legacy of excellence in Volume 27. #law #legalscholarship #lawjournal

Volume 26, Issue 4 is now available on our website (https://lnkd.in/gg77FMV4). There are three Articles and four Notes covering various matters in technology law. This Issue concludes Volume 26. Many thanks to the outgoing Executive Board and 3L staff for their hard work. We wish them the best on the Bar, and in their careers. #Legal #Law #LegalScholarship #Journal #LawJournal

Volume 26, Issue 3 of JETLaw is now available on our website (www.vanderbilt.edu/jetlaw/). This Issue includes three Articles and three Student Notes, exhibiting outstanding legal scholarship in the realms of entertainment and technology.

At JETLaw's end of year Celebration Banquet, we honored the invaluable contributions of our members at-large and recognized outstanding individual achievements of our 3L members. Congratulations to: Charlotte Yates, winner of the Student Writing Award, and Madeline K., winner of the Impact Award and the Christopher Lantz Memorial Outstanding Service Award.

On February 8th, JETLaw hosted our 2024 Symposium, “Music Law in the Music City." Academics, counsel, industry professionals, and a GRAMMY Award–winning musician came to Vanderbilt Law School to discuss the legal landscape of the music industry. Topics included race and equity in the industry, artists' rights and organized labor, and live event ticketing. Keynote speaker and GRAMMY Award winner Tammy Rogers King touched on her interactions with the legal industry throughout her musical career. Read more: https://lnkd.in/etHFQi4i

💻🔎Dive into our newest blog posts authored by JETLaw members and practicing attorneys, exploring the evolving landscape of entertainment and technology law. Visit jetlaw.org to read more. #VanderbiltJETLaw #LegalScholarship #EntertainmentLaw #TechLaw

What legal claims could Taylor Swift bring against the Twitter account that tracks her private jet emissions? Justine May '25 explains in The Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law: https://lnkd.in/ep3EX8ga

Check out this excellent recap of the JETLaw Symposium written by our very own Madeline K. and Rachel Davis.