Early life Anderson was born in
London. His family moved to the United States when he was five. His next book, entitled
Free: The Future of a Radical Price (2009), examines the advantages of a strategy where products and services are initially given to customers for free, and how businesses can profit more in the long run. Anderson responded that he had disagreements with the criticism, and reasoned that the mention of citations were avoided due to the changing nature of content in English Wikipedia. However, the whole episode led him to integrate footnotes into the text,
Ventures In 2007, Anderson founded
GeekDad, a do-it-yourself blog that later became part of Wired.com. He was the editor until the role was handed over to Ken Denmead, and he now serves as editor emeritus of GeekDad. 3D Robotics produces the
Ardupilot series of autopilots, which are based on the
Arduino platform. In May 2007, Anderson was featured as one of the top 100 thinkers in
Time magazine's annual list for 2007. ==Personal life==