Warwick (UK) Entertainment & Sports Law Journal has published Volume 5 Number 2 with these articles:

Doping and Free Speech by John Cooke

Nationality Discrimination in Community Law: An Assessment of UEFA Regulations Governing Player Eligibility for European Club Competitions (The Home-Grown Player Rule) by Samuli Miettinen and Richard Parrish

Sport & EU Workshop: The EU and the Governance of Sport, Policy and Perspectives. University of Chester, 6-7 July 2007 by Borja García

Sport Crimes in Greece: the Protection of Sport by the Greek Penal Law by Achilleas Mavromatis and Dimitris Gargalianos

Emotional Hooligan: Post-Subcultural Research and the Histories of Britain’s Football Gangs by Steve Redhead

Entertainment and Sports Lawyer: American Bar Association Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries has published Volume 25/3 with the following articles:

Copyright Tax in the New Millennium TIPRA and the Songwriter’s Capital Gains Equity Act by Spencer Anastasio, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (published by the American Bar Association Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries)

Profile: Musical Pioneer Ken Abdo by Vered Yakovee, Editor-in-Chief, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer 2007 (for publisher, see above)

Legal Aspects of Big Sports Event Management Part IV: Broadcasting by Robert Hacker and Vered Yakovee, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Making the Pitch: Player Endorsements in Professional Sports by Casey Shilts and Nick Desiato, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Cultural Behemoths Collide: Carol Burnett v. Family Guy by Patrick K. Thornton, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Copyright Expert’s Settlement Advice by Michael Einhorn, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Pro Teams Should Reward Good Off-Field Behavior by Porcher Taylor and David Maraghy, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

The Hollywood GRAT Pack: Wealth Planning in the Entertainment Industry by Daniel J. Scott, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

The iPhone: Hacking and Cracking and Copyright by Christina Scelsi, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Laywer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

RIAA’s Landmark Lawsuit: Virgin Records America et al. v. Thomas by Gregory Bonzer, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Book Review: Money Players: A Guide to Success in Sports, Business & Life for Current and Future Pro Athletes reviewed by William Robers, 25/3 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (2007) (for publisher, see above)

Loyola Law School of Los Angeles’ Entertainment Law Review has published Volume 28, Number 1 with the following articles:

The FCC’s Report on Regulating Broadcast Violence: Is the Medium the Message? by Faith M. Sparr, 28/1 Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (2007-2008)

Award Shows, Gifts and Taxes: A Criticism of the Tax Treatment of Celebrity Gift Bags by Anosheh Azarmsa, 28/1 Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (2007-2008)

Can MySpace Turn into My Lawsuit? The Application of Defamation Law to Online Social Networks by Ryan Lex, 28/1 Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (2007-2008)

The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts has published Volume 31, Number 2 with the following articles:

The Making of the Post-War Paradigm in American Intellectual Property Law by Steven Wilf, 31/2 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts (2008)

Access Controls, Rights Protection, and Circumvention: Interpreting the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to Preserve Noninfringing Uses by Robert Dericola, 31/2 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts (2008)

Sue Tube: Web 2.0 and Copyright Infringement by Branwen Buckley, 31/2 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts (2008)

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal has published Volume 25, Number 3 with the following articles:

Beyond Trademark Law: What the Right of Publicity Can Learn From Cultural Studies by David Tan, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 913 (2008)

Kant on Copyright: Rights of Transformative Authorship by Kim Treiger-Bar-Am, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 1059 (2008)

Reconceptualizing Property in Designs by Orit Fischman Afori, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 1105 (2008)

“Copynorms,” Black Cultural Production, and the Debate Over African-American Reparations by K.J. Greene, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 1179 (2008)

Four Thousand Words on Finnegans Wake: The Misuse of Copyright Doctrine and the Controversy Surrounding the Estate of James Joyce by Samantha Brand, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 1229 (2008)

Fantasy Sports: A Game of Skill That Is Implicitly Legal Under State Law, and Now Explicitly Legal Under Federal Law by Jon Boswell, 25/3 Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal 1257 (2008)

Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal has published Volume 7, Issue 1 with the following articles:

The Trainer Responsibility Rule in Horse Racing by Bennett Liebman, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 1 (2007)

Other People’s Property: Hip Hop’s Inherent Clashes with Property Laws and Its Ascendance as Global Counter Culture by Andre Smith, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 59 (2007)

White Out Full Grant-in-Aid: An Antitrust Action the NCAA Cannot Afford to Lose by Christian Dennie, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 97 (2007)

In Irabu’s Footsteps: Baseball’s Posting System and the Non-Statutory Antitrust Exemption by Jesse Crew, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 127 (2007)

An American in Paris: The Legal Framework of International Sport and the Implications of the World Anti-Doping Code on Accused Athletes by Robyn Goldstein, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 149 (2007)

DePaul-LCA Journal of Art and Entertainment Law has published Volume 17, Number 2 with the following articles:

Misusing Misuse: Why Copyright Misuse is Unnecessary by Meg Dolan, 17/2 DePaul-LCA Journal of Art and Entertainment Law 207 (2007)

Mr. Soderbergh Goes to Washing: How Congress and the Clean Flicks Court Created Moral Rights for Filmmakers by Suresh Pillai, 17/2 DePaul-LCA Journal of Art and Entertainment Law 339 (2007)

Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal has published Volume 15 with the following articles:

One for Twenty-five: The Federal Courts Reverse a Decision of the NFL’s Disability Board for the First Time Since 1993 in Jani v. Bert Bell/Pete Rozelle NFL Player Retirement Plan by Derek Marks, 15 Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal 1 (2008)

“Inequality in the Game” vs. “Inequality in the Legal System”: The Constitutionality of Searches and Seizures in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing by Elizabeth Rocco, 15 Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal 33 (2008)

Professional Athletes Playing Video Games-the Next Prohibited “Other Activity?” by Jonathan M. Etkowicz, 15 Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal 65 (2008)

The Graduate Transfer Rule: Is the NCAA Unnecessarily Hindering Student-Athletes from Traversing the Educational Paths They Desire? by William C. Martin, 15 Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal 103 (2008)

Political Balk: Opening the Door for U.S. Cuba Policy Reform Via Diplomatic Blunder at the World Baseball Classic by John O’Brien, 15 Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal 135 (2008)

The Berkeley Technology Law Journal has published Volume 22 as a Symposium entitled Copyright, Digital Rights Management Technology and Consumer Protection with the following articles:

A Different Perspective on DRM by Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 971 (2008)

A Reverse Notice and Takedown Regime to Enable Public Interest Uses of Technically Protected Copyrighted Works by Jerome H. Reichman, Graeme B. Dinwoodie and Pamela Samuelson, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 981 (2008)

No Place Like Home for Making a Copy: Private Copying in European Copyright Law and Consumer Law by Natali Helberger and P. Bernt Hugenholtz, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1061 (2008)

Enabling Copyright Consumers by Joseph P. Liu, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1099 (2008)

Making Room for Consumers Under DMCA by Niva Elkin-Koren, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1119 (2008)

The Magnificence of the Disaster: Reconstructing the Sony BMG Incident Rootkit Incident by Deirdre K. Mulligan and Aaron K. Perzkanowski, 22 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1157 (2008)

Utah Law Review has published Volume 2007, Number 3 as a Symposium entitled Fixing Copyright with the following articles:

Infringement Nation: Copyright Reform and the Law/Norm Gap by John Tehranian, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 537 (2007)

Preliminary Thoughts on Copyright Reform by Pamela Samuelson, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 551 (2007)

Codifying Copyright’s Misuse Defense by Tom W. Bell, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 573 (2007)

Method and Madness in Copyright Law by Dan Burk, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 587 (2007)

The Public’s Right to Fair Use: Amending Section 107 to Avoid the “Fared Use” Fallacy by Wendy Gordon and Daniel Bahls, 2007 Utah Law Review 619 (2007)

American Moral Rights and Fixing the Dastar “Cap” by Justin Hughes, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 659 (2007)

Copyright, Fair Use and Motion Pictures by Peter Jaszi, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 715 (2007)

Authors in Disguise: Why the Visual Artists Right Act Got It Wrong by Roberta Rosenthal Kwall, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 741 (2007)

Access Denied by David Nimmer, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 769 (2007)

Naming Rights: Attribution and Law by Rebecca Tushnet, 2007/3 Utah Law Review 789 (2007)

The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts has published Volume 31, Number 1 with the following articles:

Poetic Injustice? Rap Music Lyrics as Art, Life, and Criminal Evidence by Andrea Dennis, 31 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts 1 (2008)

Po-Mo-Karaoke or Postcolonial Pastiche? What Fair Use Analysis Could Draw from Literary Criticism by Zahr Said Stauffer, 31 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts 43 (2008)

Time’s Up: Copyright Termination, Work for Hire and the Recording Industry by Daniel Gould, 31 The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts 91 (2008)

The Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal has published Volume XVIII Book 3 which includes these articles available online in full text

The Mereology of Digital Copyright

Law and Online Social Networks: Mapping the Challenges and Promises of User-generated Information Flows

Thinking of the Children: The Failure of Violent Video Game Laws

The Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal The Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal has published Volume 25 Number 2 containing the following articles and notes, all available online in full-text

Friday Night ‘Lite’: How De-racialization in the Motion Picture Friday Night Lights Disserves the Movement to Eradicate Racial Discrimination from American Sport, by N. Jeremi Duru

Why US Federal Criminal Penalties for Dealing in Illicit Cultural Property Are Ineffective, and a Pragmatic Alternative, by Derek Fincham

Performance Anxiety: The Internet and Copyright’s Vanishing Performance/Distribution Distinction, by Jonah M. Knobler

The Artist’s Search for Justice in the Justice System: A Discussion of Representative Films of Sidney Lumet and Works from the World of Literature on the Law, by Sharon A. Souther

Visions and Revisions: Fanvids and Fair Usem by Sarah Trombley

The Role of Museums in Sustaining the Illicit Trade in Cultural Property, by Leah J. Weiss

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law has published Volume 17, Number 1 with the following articles:

Show & Tell on the Internet: Will Janet & George Set the Standard? FCC Censorship & Converging Technologies by E. Judson Jennings, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 1 (2007)

My Place or Yours: Copyright, Place-shifting & the Slingbox: A Legislative Proposal by Jessica Talar, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 25 (2007)

Do Consumers Have the Right to Space-Shift, As They Do Time-Shift Their Television Content? Intellectual Property Rights in the Face of New Technology by Adi Schnaps, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 51 (2007)

Homerus Lex: Investigating American Legal Culture Through the Lens of the Simpsons by Kimberlianne Podlas, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 93 (2007)

A Fiduciary Duty to Teach Those Who Don’t Want to Learn: The Potentially Dangerous Oxymoron of “College Sports” by Richard Salgado, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 135 (2007)

Hockey’s Cold War: Russia’s Defiance of the IHF and the Evgeny Malkin Saga by Chris Miller, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 163 (2007)
The James Frey Scandal: A Million Frivolous Lawsuits by Stacey A. Hyman, 17 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law 211 (2007)