Ethan Wham is a journalist who writes for the Disruptive Competition Project (Disco). His articles primarily focus on topics related to competition policy, data privacy, and technology regulation. Ethan provides analysis and insights into legal cases, policy developments, and emerging trends in the digital industry.
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Ethan Wham's coverage primarily focuses on legal and compliance issues, with a specific emphasis on big tech, privacy & cybersecurity. He seems to be interested in expert commentary, industry-specific analysis, and government announcements related to these areas.
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By: Daniel Friedlaender
Draghi’s report urges Europe to cut red tape and foster a pro-investment climate
By: Ethan Wham
On September 19th, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a report highlighting data processing practices of nine major social media and video
By: Ethan Wham
As the 2024 California legislative session concludes, several noteworthy bills focused on regulating various aspects of the tech sector are worth exploring in
By: Ethan Wham
Seemingly taking notes from Canada and Australia, New Zealand is currently considering its own flawed link tax, seeking to establish “a free and independent
By: Ethan Wham
The 2024 state legislative session saw six state legislatures — Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, and Washington — introduce competition-related
By: Ethan Wham
As state legislatures plowed through a busy 2024 legislative session, proposals concerning consumer data privacy were, yet again, a priority for lawmakers. In
By: Tricia McCleary
A recent report published by the Parliament of Australia marks a significant shift away from regulatory consistency. Titled the second interim report on digital platforms and the traditional news media, the recommendations appear to expand far beyond the scope one would expect from a document focused on the country’s media landscape.
By: Ethan Wham
As an important step in the implementation of the EU’s landmark AI Act, the European Commission’s AI Office is currently facilitating the drafting of a
By: Ethan Wham
This year marks the 15th anniversary of CCIA Europe. We already celebrated that milestone a few weeks ago in Brussels, and around the world we’ve passed 50,
By: Ethan Wham
By Trevor Wagener, CCIA’s Chief Economist and Director of the CCIA Research Center; formerly Deputy Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of State during the
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