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Communications, Entertainment & Technology Law Committee

The Communications, Entertainment & Technology Law (CET) Committee offers a forum for lawyers and students to explore issues arising in the information technology, telecommunications, entertainment, media, advertising and IP-dependent industries.

Got a message for CET members? Send your email to CET here for moderation by the Chair.

Latest news

  • Our peer support program – CET Up – is running from August to December in 2010. All student and lawyer members are encouraged to sign up at the microsite.
  • The Committee has made a submission to the Attorney-General Department's public consultation on the introduction of an R18+ classification for computer games.
  • The Committee's submission to the ACMA about the investigation into hosted live entertainment radio programs was recently quoted by The Daily Telegraph.
  • The Committee has made a submission to the Government 2.0 Taskforce about the potential uses of public sector information and online engagement.
  • The Federal Government's internet filtering trials are explained by the Committee in the newsletter of the Law Council of Australia and in Debrief.
  • The winner of the 2009 Generation Z student essay competition is Jack Horder. Read more about the competition award presentation, attended by Michael Kirby AC CMG.

Who we are

What we do

With over 100 members, our Committee is a dynamic group, offering members the opportunity to network, contribute to the profession, develop their knowledge and build their careers. Read more about us...

We serve the interest of lawyers, students and community members concerned with IP, IT, marketing and consumer protection, confidential information and privacy, entertainment and the media. Read more about our activities…

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Resources

Whether you work in media, intellectual property, trade practices or in any technology or entertainment law field, there’s a place for you on the CET Committee. More on how to join…

We are interested in developing resources for those interested in legal issues relating to communications, entertainment, technology and marketing. More…