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
18 February 2019
The Week in Internet News: Researchers Develop AI Writing App but Worry about Fake News
Too easy to fake: OpenAI, a research institute in San Francisco, has developed an Artificial Intelligence program to write...
Technology
11 February 2019
The Week in Internet News: Google Moves to Make It Easier to Encrypt Cheap Android Devices
Easier encryption? Google engineers have created a new encryption regime that can run on cheap and underpowered smartphones, Wired.com...
Technology
4 February 2019
The Week in Internet News: Japan to Probe Residents’ IoT Devices
Government hacking: Japanese government workers will be able to hack into residents’ Internet of Things devices in an attempted...
Internet Governance
30 January 2019
International Approach to Internet Policy Declining, Some Experts Say
A long-time multistakeholder and international approach toward creating Internet policy is breaking down, with individual nations and some large...
Technology
28 January 2019
The Week in Internet News: Placing Money on AI
AI manages your money: Artificial Intelligence may eventually replace your financial advisor, Forbes suggests. AI can already spot financial...
Technology
21 January 2019
The Week in Internet News: IoT Hacked? Who Knows?
IoT survey: Nearly half of all companies using IoT devices don’t have mechanisms in place to detect if any of...