Andrew Gioia

Andrew is a newly minted attorney and freelance web developer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He watches baseball, drinks tea, and experiments with technology and the internet.

Writing.

FCC Jurisdction Over ISPs in Protocol-Specific Bandwidth Throttling 15 Mich. Telecomm. Tech. L. Rev. 517 (Sping 2009) (supporting the FCC's limited Title I jurisdiction over Comcast's anti-competitive efforts at targetting BitTorrent, based on the congressional Internet Policies outlined in § 230 of the 1996 Telecommunications Act).
HIT or Miss: Getting Electronic Health Records Right the First Time Overview of the issues surrounding electronic health records and reccommendations for the nation-wide implementation of an effective, open, and secure EHR system.
Collected short stories Various science fiction short stories, drawings, note, and beginnings of stories.

Development.

Schoolbinder web application Suite of online learning tools for K-12 students and teachers to promote class management, goal-setting, communication, and technology inside and outside of the classroom.
Schoolbinder (mobile application) Complementary iOS application to locally access Schoolbinder data and synchronize it with the web application.
Rotodeck web application Fantasy baseball statistical analysis tools, built on top of the free Major League Baseball PITCHf/x dataset. Run complex queries on historical and live pitch-by-pitch data for predictive analysis.

Music.

Song analysis project, an attempt at interpreting some of my favorite songs: Bon Iver— Brackett, WI. Guitar tabs project, an attempt at reproducing some of my favorite songs: Owen—Never Meant, Owen—In the Morning Before Work, Owen—I'm Not Seventeen, Owen—A Fever Analog.

Online.

Reddit liked stories and submissions. Y Combinator's Hacker News saved stories and submissions. Historical songs scrobbled on Last.fm. Delicious bookmarks (recommending Evernote now after the Yahoo scare). Connect on Twitter, Google+, Facebook, and Linked In.