My name is Alex Heath. I’ve been breaking news about the tech industry for a long time. Previously, I was deputy editor at The Verge. Before that, I worked at The Information.
Sources is my publication about the tech industry’s inside conversation. I publish at least two issues per week for paying subscribers.
I also co-host ACCESS, a new tech podcast from Vox Media. You can follow me elsewhere on X, Threads, Bluesky, and LinkedIn.
Over the years, my work has been cited widely by other outlets, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and the BBC. It has also been featured in congressional hearings and on Saturday Night Live. I’ve appeared onstage at events like SXSW, Web Summit, and the Code Conference. I’ve also appeared as an expert voice on TV networks like CNBC and CNN.
If you have a sensitive story tip and want to contact me securely, I recommend using Signal. I’m down to begin our conversation as strictly off the record and go from there.
Some things you should know about my reporting process:
I never accept money or gifts in exchange for coverage, period.
If I accept money for advertising, it will always be clearly labeled.
I do not pay to obtain information from sources.
I never let the subject of an interview see the questions I’ll ask ahead of time.
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.
If you have feedback, partnership ideas, or are interested in advertising a good product to my audience, please get in touch.
