From the journal's website: "The Georgetown Law Technology Review is a student-run legal publication sitting at the forefront of technology law and policy. It combines cutting-edge legal scholarship with technical writing to advance cross-disciplinary collaboration and innovation. GLTR has published leading scholarship on online manipulation, broadband infrastructure, patent reform, the rule of evidence, and numerous other topics. It is committed to open-source publication and publishing a wide-range of scholarship. GLTR seeks to publish timely and interesting articles that address matters relevant to technology, law, and policy. We welcome writing by professionals and scholars in adjacent fields that focus on the intersection of technology and the law, and, in addition to articles about U.S. law, we also accept writing and scholarship on technologies in other countries, cross-border issues, and comparative analysis."