Hannah Wallace is a writer at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including food politics, regenerative agriculture, wine, cannabis, and travel, with a strong focus on the food and beverages industry. Hannah's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Dwell, Civil Eats, and The New York Times.
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Hannah Wallace's coverage primarily revolves around legal and government-related announcements, particularly in the context of online gambling, data breaches, cyber attacks, and gaming regulations. She also covers topics related to content & publishing as well as sports.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements within these specific industries, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can offer insights into legislative changes surrounding online gambling laws, cybersecurity measures for gaming platforms, or analysis of regulatory impacts on the industry. Additionally, sources with firsthand knowledge or expertise in areas such as data security protocols for gaming platforms may capture her attention.
Since Hannah doesn't have a specified geographic focus but seems to cover international issues related to online gambling regulations and cyber attacks affecting gaming platforms globally.
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The Portland airport's astonishing new roof tells a local timber story
From parking fees in Paris to registration fees in Washington D.C., forward-thinking cities are slapping heavy penalties on heavy vehicles.
By: Hannah Wallace
From the exterior, the new PorchLight Eastgate shelter in Washington isn’t immediately recognizable as such. For Block Architects, that was intentional.
By: Hannah Wallace
From the exterior, the new PorchLight Eastgate shelter in Washington isn't immediately recognizable as such. For Block Architects, that was intentional.
The tennis star has been in business since her 20s. Now she's working on scaling her achievements.
By: Hannah Wallace, Jennifer Alsever, Christine Lagorio-Chafkin
SUCCESS often breeds success-but triumphs also arise out of necessity. Consider that Airbnb, Uber, and Rent the Runway started during the Great Recession.
As the new school year gets underway, more students than ever are riding a greener version of the classic yellow bus.
By: Hannah Wallace
By rethinking their menus and supplier relationships, chefs can manage the impact of weather on supply chains.
By: Hannah Wallace
Emerge, one of the top political training organizations for women nationwide, has helped many Democrats get elected in Oregon.
By: Hannah Wallace
When travelers step into the stunning wing of the Portland International Airport (PDX), which opened to the public in August, they're greeted with
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