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The Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law publishes four times a year (Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter). We have two selection cycles (spring and fall) per year. We also publish Blog posts authored by current Vanderbilt Law students on topical current events.

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Inquiries and Information

Senior Articles Editor
Vanderbilt JETLaw
131 21st Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37203.
(615) 322-2284

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Annual Awards

Each year, the following awards are made to deserving members of the Vanderbilt JETLaw’s editorial staff.

Student Impact Award

Awarded to the third-year member who the staff editors believe made the most positive impact on the Journal.

2024-2025 Recipient
2023-2024 Recipient	Madeline Knight
2022-2023 Recipient	Lauren Bitter
2021-2022 Recipient	Gabrielle Haddad
2020-2021 Recipient	Eryn Terry
2019-2020 Recipient	Grant Newton

Chris Lantz Memorial Outstanding Service Award

Awarded to the student, other than the editor-in-chief, who has made the most significant contribution to the advancement of the Journal.

2024-2025 Recipient
2023-2024 Recipient	Madeline Knight
2022-2023 Recipient	Paul Schwartzentraub
2021-2022 Recipient	Katherine Ann Denney
2020-2021 Recipient	Carrie Cobb
2019-2020 Recipient	Amber Banks

Student Writing Award

Awarded to the student submitting the most outstanding piece of student writing for publication in the Journal.

2024-2025 Recipient
2023-2024 Recipient	Charlotte Yates, Influencing “Kidfluencing”: Protecting Children by Limiting the Right to Profit From “Sharenting”
2022-2023 Recipient	Cates Saleeby, How Free Should a Freeport Be?: Reducing Money Laundering in the Art Market through Freeport Regulation
2021-2022 Recipient	Chandler C. Gerard-Reimer, Race Cartels: How Constructor Collaboration is Curbing Innovation in Formula 1
2020-2021 Recipient	Ramon Ryan, The Fault in Our Stars: Challenging the FCC’s Treatment of Commercial Satellites as Categorically Excluded from Review under the National Environmental Policy Act
2019-2020 Recipient	Alice Haston, Keeping It Off the Record: Student Social Media Monitoring and the Need for Updated Student Records Laws

Subscriptions

Subscriptions are $50.00 per volume (domestic) and $55.00 per volume (foreign). Subscriptions commence with the January issue of each volume. All subscriptions are continued for each succeeding volume. Address changes must be made at least six weeks before publication date.

Single and Back Issues: Inquire of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. 1285 Main Street, Buffalo, New York 14209 (1-800-828-7571).

Copyright

Vanderbilt JETLaw publishes articles and notes under a copyright license with its authors. Users wishing to reproduce multiple copies, or to reprint elsewhere must request permission from us at the address above. Please include in your request an explanation of how you plan to use the article or note.