About Andrew Grossman
Andrew Grossman is Senior Legal Policy Analyst at the Heritage Foundation and a law student at George Mason, where he is also Articles Editor of the Law Review. He could program a TRS-80 (not well) before he learned how to read and has contributed code to several open source software projects, as well as some commercial products. Although Andrew writes often about spyware, computer viruses, and similar nuisances, he is a long-time Mac user and so really doesn't understand what the fuss is all about.Posts by Andrew Grossman
- Go to Jail for Online Anonymity: The End of Internet Freedom?
- Palin Hackers Face Jail Time
- The Burkean Brake on Tech Revolution
- Bad Directions
- XM-Sirius Merger on the Ropes?
- The Virtues of the WSJ’s Wall
- Re and Expanding on Jaron Lanier on Closed Source Software
- Will Apple Make the Tablet Work?
- RIAA the Punching-Bag
- Living on the Edge
- Act Now for Free TV–And Subsidized DTV Boxes
- 6′6″, Blond Hair, Blue Eyes, Convicted Felon
- Is Downloading Illegal? Wanna Bet?
- Online Backup Heats Up
- Just a Correlation, Nothing More
- Verizon’s $18 Billion Bet on Fiber
- What’s Wrong with Brangelina?
- Markets in Everything, Popularity Contest Edition
- Satellite Radio: Ultimately Doomed?
- Would You Pay for Peer-to-Peer?
- Joost Internet TV Set to Revive Net Neutrality Battle
- Government Stalls RFID Progress!
- A Tip or Two for (former) Rep. Maf54
- Adobe vs. Microsoft II: Users Lose
- Muted Responses All Around to ‘Pirate Bay’ Shutdown
- A Market that Probably Shouldn’t Exist
- ‘I Know It When I See It’ Isn’t Enough?
- Who Needs the Internet When You Have a Pencil and Paper?
- Could People This Nervous Even Enjoy Music?
- He’s got dreamy eyes, and it was only manslaughter…
- So Now You Tell Us!
- Choosing the Greater Evil
