Top 10 U.S. Journalists in Technology
Using our extensive media database, we compiled a list of the top 10 United States Journalists in the Technology space. Our solution makes it easy to find — and connect with — the influencers that matter to you.
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*Data as of August 2025
1. Kashmir Hill
X: @kashhill
Outlet/Affiliation: The New York Times
Bio: Kashmir Hill is a technology reporter at The New York Times focused on privacy, surveillance, and facial recognition, and is the author of Your Face Belongs to Us.
Location: New York, NY
Followers: 254.6K
2. Emily Chang
Outlet/Affiliation: Bloomberg Originals
Bio: Emily Chang is the executive producer and host of The Circuit, an Emmy Award–winning journalist known for deep dives into global tech, executive leadership, and gender dynamics in Silicon Valley.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 206.5K
3. Mike Isaac
X: @MikeIsaac
Outlet/Affiliation: The New York Times
Bio: Mike Isaac is a tech reporter at The New York Times covering social media and platform dynamics; he is also the author of Super Pumped, chronicling the rise of Uber.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 186.5K
4. Ina Fried
X: @inafried
Outlet/Affiliation: Axios
Bio: Ina Fried is the chief technology correspondent at Axios reporting on Big Tech, AI policy, and consumer privacy, with previous roles at CNET and Recode.
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Followers: 88K
5. Shira Ovide
X: @ShiraOvide
Outlet/Affiliation: The Washington Post
Bio: Shira Ovide is the strategy editor and columnist at The Washington Post, where she writes The Tech Friend newsletter, focusing on tech platforms, business, and online communities.
Location: New York, NY
Followers: 58.1K
6. Alex Heath
X: @alexeheath
Outlet/Affiliation: The Verge
Bio: Alex Heath is the deputy editor at The Verge and author of the Command Line newsletter, known for breaking exclusive stories on social media platforms and tech industry shifts.
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Followers: 57.2K
7. Katie Roof
X: @Katie_Roof
Outlet/Affiliation: Bloomberg
Bio: Katie Roof is a senior writer at Bloomberg covering startups, venture capital, and AI, with a focus on wearable AI companies and emerging tech funding.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 54K
8. Lora Kolodny
X: @lorakolodny
Outlet/Affiliation: CNBC
Bio: Lora Kolodny is a CNBC technology reporter focused on electric vehicles, Tesla, and climate tech, with over 2,000 published stories on the EV sector.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 34.8K
9. Brian Fung
X: @b_fung
Outlet/Affiliation: CNN
Bio: Brian Fung is a technology journalist at CNN covering AI, social platforms, privacy, and innovation, with insights frequently cited by major national outlets.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 31K
10. Joseph Menn
X: @JosephMenn
Outlet/Affiliation: The Washington Post
Bio: Joseph Menn is a digital threats reporter at The Washington Post, covering cybersecurity, hacking, spyware, and national security; he is the author of Cult of the Dead Cow and Fatal System Error.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Followers: 23K
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