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In 1998, Vanderbilt law students founded the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment Law & Practice, since renamed the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (JETL), to present an informative discussion of the contemporary legal issues that face the entertainment and technology industries. JETL endeavors to provide a venue where practitioners and scholars alike can confront the principal concerns of rapidly changing industries that transcend both culture and medium.

JETL publishes three issues annually. Past volumes have included articles on the legality of excluding preparatory players from the NBA, the protection of copyright in the age of peer to peer file sharing, and the regulation of distance learning in higher education.