The Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology (JLT), formerly known as the CommLaw Conspectus: Journal of Communications Law and Technology Policy, publishes thoughtful, timely, and useful articles that discuss recent developments in communications law, information privacy law, and intellectual property law. These fields are constantly undergoing rapid changes, and the Journal is dedicated to addressing cutting-edge issues, policies, and technologies by hosting annual symposia. Listed below is a selection of past symposia hosted by JLT and, prior to 2016, CommLaw Conspectus.
Browse the contents of Catholic University Journal of Law and Technology Symposia (formerly CommLaw Conspectus):
- 2023 | Ask App Not to Track? Addressing National Security and Data Privacy Vulnerabilities in Wearable Technology
- 2022 | 25 Years and 26 of the Internet's Most Controversial Words: Section 230 and the Modern Internet
- 2021 | Space: The New Legal Frontier
- 2020 | Financial Technology: The Future of Fintech
- 2019 | Data Privacy Symposium: The Future of Data Privacy Regulations
- 2018 | Repeal of The Open Internet Order of 2015: A Discussion on a Dynamic Internet and the Legal Road Ahead
- 2017 | The Impact of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board
- 2016 | Cybersecurity and Privacy in the Internet Economy
- 2015 | The Internet of Things: Device Innovation and Network Implications
- 2014 | Telecom in the 21st Century: Tech Revolution and Regulatory Evolution
- 2013 | Global Challenges to Communications Law and Policy in an Age of Austerity
- 2011 | Spectrum Strategies: Exploring the Future of America's Invisible Infrastructure
- 2010 | Implementing the National Broadband Plan
- 2007 | Content Abundance in a Multimedia World
- 2005 | The Telecommunications Act of 1996: a Case of Regulatory Obsoscence
- 2004 | The Journey to Convergence: Challenges and Opportunities