The Federal Communications Law Journal at The George Washington University Law School will host its Symposium on March 28
The Federal Communications Law Journal at The George Washington University Law School will host its Volume 77 Symposium on Friday, March 28, 2025. This year’s Symposium will explore key issues in digital privacy, featuring three panels: the first on labor and employment, the second on consumer privacy, and the third on social media surveillance in the context of immigration. Each panel will draw from one of three student Notes published in Volume 77: Striking the Right Enforcement Balance in BIPA-Style Legislation by Lenni Elias, Alone Together: How the FTC Can Develop a Transatlantic Approach to Consumer Privacy in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Luke Posniewski, and Watching and Waiting: Modern Social Media Surveillance of Immigrants and Fourth Amendment Implications by Vaishali Nambiar.
We welcome all who may be interested to attend this event. The event will take place at the George Washington University Law School, 2000 H St. NW, Washington, DC 20052.