Sources covers what’s next for AI and the tech industry, featuring original reporting and unique access to the companies at the forefront of the AI race.
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About me
My name is Alex Heath. I’ve been a tech reporter for over a decade at publications like The Verge, The Information, and Business Insider. Over the years, I’ve broken a lot of news and interviewed many of Silicon Valley’s leading figures.
In addition to writing Sources, I co-host ACCESS, a podcast about the tech industry’s inside conversation that’s produced in partnership with Vox Media. You can find me elsewhere on Threads, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky.
My reporting has been featured in every major publication, including The New York Times, CNN, and The Wall Street Journal, and in congressional hearings and Saturday Night Live. I’ve appeared onstage at events like SXSW, Web Summit, and the Code Conference. I regularly appear as an expert voice on networks like CNBC, as well as on numerous tech and business podcasts.
Sources has no outside funding. Some things you should know about my reporting process:
I never accept money or gifts in exchange for coverage.
I do not pay to obtain information from sources.
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If I cite information I’ve learned from an anonymous source, I am always aware of their identity and have chosen not to disclose it.
I don’t provide interview questions to a subject ahead of time.
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