Ubft Fortune 500 Drivers To Cover

Ubft Fortune 500 Drivers To Cover

She wrote an investigation exposing how Amazon withheld customer tips from delivery drivers to cover expenses for other drivers, which led to a 61.7 million settlement with the FTC.

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Outlets like The Washington Post are expanding their tech teams, new publications like Protocol are launching, and established journalists like Casey Newton are striking out on their own to chronicle the inner workings of tech companies and how tech is changing politics, business, and culture.

But keeping track of these journalists and what they cover is difficult for public relations pros, given how quickly coverage areas change.

Insider identified 59 of the most influential tech journalists working today through our original reporting.

The journalists come from established tech publications like TechCrunch, mainstream news giants like The New York Times, and startups and solo practitioners like Protocol and Eric Newcomer, respectively.

This list by no means includes every top tech journalist out there.

We stayed away from journalists who are predominantly editors, on-air commentators, and columnists, and didnt include our own tech stars like Eugene Kim, Meghan Morris, and Rob Price.

Scroll down to see the list in alphabetical order by last name, along with a description of their coverage areas and examples of their work and awards.

In 2019, he found more than 1,500 complaints of unwanted sexual approaches were made against social networking companies like Monkey, Yubo, and other apps, which are hosted on Apples App Store, with some cases involving children.

Albergotti published a story in 2019 about how an iPhone supplier relies on the forced labor of Uighur workers in China and another about Apples bid to weaken a bill aimed at stopping forced labor in the country.

Hes also written about Parler firing its CEO following a fight with conservative Rebekah Mercer, a 25 year-old woman who mistakenly keeps getting calls meant for Elon Musk, and Rob Monster, who is CEO of web services company Epik, which supports InfoWars, Fab, and Parler.

Shes written about Microsofts race to commercialize the quantum computer, its call for lawmakers to review Apples App Store, and how its Xbox console reshaped the gaming industry.

Outside Microsoft, shes written about Salesforces efforts to sell its cloud services for vaccine-related rollout initiatives, Googles ongoing investigation into the dismissal of a top AI researcher, and Amazons new local cloud products.

During the pandemic, she examined how elderly Americans who arent digital savvy struggle to get vaccines.

Her accolades include two 2019 Northwest Excellence in Journalism awards for technology reporting from the Society of Professional Journalists and a 2019 National Association of Real Estate Editors award.

He spearheaded a story about the internal debate at YouTube among executives who prioritized engagement at the expense of allowing conspiracy theories and radicalism to spread.

Bergens also written about creators on the site, profiling the leader of a channel devoted to childrens content and merchandise; and why climate science content struggles to find an audience on YouTube.

He provided a view into internal drama at Google when a group of software engineers refused to work on a security feature that wouldve helped the company win military contracts.

He also wrote about the exit of a prominent employee who organized a walkout and its antitrust struggles.

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