Grant Gross is a long-time tech policy reporter, most recently serving as Washington correspondent and senior editor at IDG News Service. Since 2003, he’s written about topics such as net neutrality, electronic surveillance, cybersecurity, and digital copyright legislation. He’s also a former managing editor at Linux.com, and in a past life, he covered school board and county commission meetings for newspapers in the Dakotas and Minnesota. More information can be found at www.grantgross.com.
Latest posts
Technology
20 January 2020
The Week in Internet News: Kentucky Broadband Program Stalls
Broadband delays: KentuckyWired, an ambitious plan to bring broadband services to underserved, rural parts of the state, is about...
Technology
13 January 2020
The Week in Internet News: Mexico, NYC Push for Internet Access for All
Everyone’s invited: Politicians in Mexico and New York City announced plans for universal Internet access in recent days. Mexican...
Technology
6 January 2020
The Week in Internet News: New Chinese Law Regulates Encryption
Crypto-regulation: A new law in China regulates the use of encryption, but it’s aimed at strengthening it, at least...
About Internet Society
31 December 2019
Member News: Internet Society Highlights from 2019
It’s been a busy year for Internet Society Chapters around the world, with members pushing to extend Internet connections...
Technology
30 December 2019
The Week in Internet News: Worries of a Fragmenting Internet
Fragments: Some activists are raising concerns about a fragmented Internet, with two University of Southampton professors writing about four...
Technology
23 December 2019
The Week in Internet News: India Sets Record for Longest Internet Shutdown in a Democracy
The longest ever: The 130-day-plus shutdown of the Internet in the Indian region of Kashmir is now the longest...