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
About Internet Society
8 July 2020
Member News: Chapters Focus on Encryption
Lock it down: Several Internet Society chapters across the globe have written about the importance of encryption in recent...
Technology
6 July 2020
The Week in Internet News: Facebook Faces Advertising Boycott
Voting with their dollars: Hundreds of companies have pulled their advertising from Facebook because of the social media giant’s...
Technology
29 June 2020
The Week in Internet News: Google to Pay Some News Publishers
News isn’t free: Google has announced it will pay some news publishers in a “new news experience” it is...
Technology
22 June 2020
The Week in Internet News: U.S. DOJ Wants to Hold Website Liable for User Comments
Legal landmines: The U.S. Department of Justice has proposed ending a 24-year-old provision that protections websites and social media...
Technology
15 June 2020
The Week in Internet News: Twitter Removes 170,000 Pro-China Accounts
No more tweets for you: Twitter has removed 170,000 accounts it says are tied to a coordinated pro-China campaign,...
Technology
8 June 2020
The Week in Internet News: Zoom Says End-to-End Encryption Only for Paying Users
No free encryption: Popular videoconferencing service Zoom has promised to roll out end-to-end encryption, but it won’t provide encrypted...