Communications, Entertainment and Technology Law
Sub-Committee
What we do
The Communications, Entertainment & Technology Law Sub-Committee (CET) supports and serves the interests of lawyers, law students and other members of the community who work in or are interested in areas of law relating to communications, entertainment and technology. This includes intellectual property, advertising, consumer protection and media, entertainment, information and communications technology, as well as data, privacy and security. The CET Sub-Committee provides an excellent forum for professional networking, learning and knowledge sharing.
Our initiatives
- The Communications, Entertainment & Technology Law Sub-Committee provides its subscribers with monthly case law and legislation, policy and law reform, and industry news updates, plus a chance for active discussion led by Special Interest Group (SIG) Discussion Liaisons. We run regular ‘My Job’ presentations, where industry-leading professionals are invited to present on their career and the path that lead them to their position (which have recently included in-house counsel for a big four bank, general counsel for emerging legal tech, a CEO with sports law experience, and a leading academic in AI and law).
- The Sub-Committee is active in the advocacy space and has produced significant submissions to government in relation to law reform and policy relating to communications, entertainment and technology law, and has been asked to consult on a number of occasions following those submissions.
- Joining the Sub-Committee connects you to a broad network of practicing lawyers, students, and others with a legal background, who, through practice or passion, all share a deep interest in CET subjects, and meeting others in that space, in a supportive and welcoming context.
- CET also runs professional development events, including those suggested and supported by attendees, which have recently included a panel on the News Media Bargaining Code ("News Media Bargaining Code v Facebook (a tale of two giants)"), and have historically included our award nominated Financial Crime Fireside Chat, and ‘SIGnificant Events’ panel, which brought together experts from communications, entertainment, and technology, for discussion lead by our very own SIG team.
Who we are
Chair: Jad Al Masri
Vice Chair: Vacant
Secretary: Vacant
What's happening
Visit our Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram pages for information about our upcoming meetings and events.
When do we meet?
2024 Monthly - Third Monday
View agendas, minutes and online meeting details
19 February 2024 6:00pm |
15 July 2024 6:00pm |
18 March 2024 6:00pm |
19 August 2024 6:00pm |
15 April 2024 6:00pm |
16 September 2024 6:00pm |
20 May 2024 6:00pm |
21 October 2024 6:00pm |
17 June 2024 6:00pm |
18 November 2024 6:00pm |
Policy submissions
You can view the NSW Young Lawyers Communications, Entertainment and Technology Law Sub-Committee policy submissions here.