We are pleased to announce and welcome Internet Attorney, Andrew Rossow, to our team here at Blockchain Magazine.

Andrew brings a unique millennial perspective to the team, as he is also a criminal defense/Internet attorney, writer, and adjunct law professor in Dayton, Ohio.

Rossow’s passion for advocating for good “digital citizenship” has led him into fighting for those who are victimized by social media crimes, as well as educating and spreading awareness about the growth  of new technologies and digital monies. He is also an Advisory Board member to The Cybersmile Foundation and a committee member for The Ohio Attorney General CyberOhio Initative.

Having traveled to over 12 countries, including Brazil, Ghana, South Africa, India, Vietnam, China, and Taiwan, Rossow has achieved global competence and understanding how technology affects not just businesses abroad in comparison to the United States, but how it impacts children and young teens across the world.

Rossow also contributes for Forbes, Thrive Global, Bitcoin Magazine, The CryptoCurrency Magazine, and a few others. He has interviewed many high-profile figures including Mark Cuban, Robert Herjavec, Kevin Harrington, and others throughout the cyber security and entrepreneurial sector.

Most recently, Rossow was featured on Cheddar, discussing the impact GDPR had after its first day of being in effect. He has also appeared in multiple podcasts such as Legal Talk Network, Lawyer 2 Lawyer, Thinking Like A Lawyer, The LegalToolkit and This Week In The Law.

In addition to that, he works as a consultant for ABC, FOX and NBC across Dallas and Ohio on the latest news in the technology law realm.

Rossow recently started up his #CYBERBYTE video initative, where he has Hollywood figures accept the challenge, sharing a message to fans and followers about standing up against online trolling. To view Rossow’s work, use the #CYBERBYTE hashtag online and/or follow him on Facebook and Twitter.

Andrew will be regularly sharing his opinions through the Blockchain Magazine