The Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law has published its newest issue (Volume 15, Issue 3). Volume 15, Issue 1 and Volume 15, Issue 2 are also available online.
Hard copies of the journal should be available late March. The articles and notes included in this issue are:
ARTICLES
Nathaniel Grow, “Decertifying Players Unions: Lessons from the NFL and NBA Lockouts of 2011,” 15 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 473 (2013)
Mary LaFrance, “The Disappearing Fourth Wall: Law, Ethics, and Experiential Theatre,” 15 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 507 (2013)
John S. (Jack) Wroldsen, “The Social Network and the Crowdfund Act: Zuckerberg, Saverin, and Venture Capitalists’ Dilution of the Crowd,” 15 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 583 (2013)
NOTES
R. Collins Kilgore, “Sneering at the Law: An Argument for Punitive Damages in Copyright,” 15 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 637 (2013)
Katharine N. Skinner, “Restituting Nazi-Looted Art: Domestic, Legislative, and Binding Intervention to Balance the Interests of Victims and Museums,” 15Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 673 (2013)
Timothy J. Van Hal, “Taming the Golden Goose: Private Companies, Consumer Geolocation Data, and the Need for a Class Action Regime for Privacy Protection,” 15 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology 713 (2013)
JETLaw is currently accepting article submissions for consideration, as well as guest blog posts on jetlaw.org.