Grant Gross
Senior Editor
Grant Gross edits and assigns stories and writes about technology and telecom policy in the U.S. government for the IDG News Service. He is based outside of Washington, D.C.
Bot-generated comments swamp FCC, urging overturn of net neutrality
The comments in support of the FCC plan to gut net neutrality rules don't appear to be the work of real people
FCC hit with DDoS attacks after John Oliver takes on net neutrality -- again
The agency's website slowed to a crawl late Sunday and early Monday
How to prevent your data from being searched at the US border
Travelers concerned about their privacy can take steps to protect their data when they enter the United States
Appeals court won't rehear a challenge to net neutrality rules
A U.S. appeals court has denied a request by broadband trade groups to rehear its decision last June to uphold the Federal Communications Commission's controversial 2015 net neutrality rules.
FCC chairman plans to 'reverse the mistake' of net neutrality
The FCC will begin a process to repeal the agency's 2015 regulations in May
FCC chairman to announce plans to repeal net neutrality
Pai is expected to announce plans to repeal the agency's 2015 net neutrality rules on Wednesday
FCC ends price caps on many business data lines
The move to deregulate business data services could lead to price hikes for small businesses, critics say
FCC's deregulation of business data lines could mean a price hike
Small and medium-size businesses in the US could get hit with price increases of up to 25 percent, some critics say
Giant FCC spectrum auction raises $19.8 billion, sets up 5G services
A U.S. Federal Communications auction of repurposed television spectrum has raised $19.8 billion and will pave the way for mobile carriers to offer faster and more reliable service across the country.
FCC kills plan to allow mobile phone conversations on flights
The FCC's chairman reverses course on a 2013 plan to allow you to place phone calls during flights
Politicians' web browsing history targeted after privacy vote
Privacy advocates raise money in an attempt to buy the browsing history of Republicans who voted to kill privacy rules for ISPs
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