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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: Ethan Wham, Jesse Lieberfeld
The Fourth Amendment was written to protect Americans’ “papers and effects[] against unreasonable searches and seizures,” providing a crucial check against the forms of intrusive law enforcement seen in the colonial era. 250 years later, these safeguards remain as essential as ever, even as our “papers and effects” have changed drastically and become ever more digital. It is quite challenging to participate in modern society
By: Ethan Wham
When police cannot identify a suspect, they increasingly turn to technology companies rather than witnesses. The Supreme Court confronted one of the most
By: Ethan Wham
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association filed an amicus brief supporting NetChoice in its lawsuit against Colorado’s “Healthier
By: Ethan Wham
Washington — According to new findings released today by the Computer & Communications Industry Association, discriminatory digital services taxes (DSTs)
By: Ethan Wham
This week, legislators and advocates across the U.S. will attend the National Conference of State Legislature’s (NCSL) annual conference, where they will
By: Ethan Wham
Last year, I wrote an explainer on algorithmic pricing that defined personalized pricing in terms of targeted discounts to allow consumers to participate in
By: Ethan Wham
In the absence of a comprehensive federal framework for artificial intelligence (AI), state legislators are moving to regulate the rapidly expanding
By: Ethan Wham
Will the European Commission make AI innovation significantly harder and more expensive by mandating ineffective copyright opt-out mechanisms for AI training? The question is technical, but the answer is critical to Europe’s innovation potential.
By: Ethan Wham
Three years after the Digital Markets Act (DMA) started to apply, its enforcement record is now subject to scrutiny. The debate is no longer confined to the
By: Ethan Wham
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is significantly expanding the reach of a national security tool known as the “Covered List,” with potentially
