Tech reporter for @NBCNews. I write articles about social media, AI and related subjects. I'm not here much, and my tweets autodelete. I mute rude people.
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David Ingram's coverage primarily focuses on the intersection of technology, social media, and government regulation. He frequently reports on legal and policy developments related to tech companies and their platforms. Given this focus, pitches should cater to his interest in stories about regulatory challenges or legal disputes involving major tech firms or social media platforms.
In addition to these topics, David covers evolving stories related to emerging technologies such as self-driving cars and satellite internet services like Elon Musk’s Starlink. Expert commentary from individuals with expertise in law, policy regulation within the tech industry would likely be well-received by him.
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By: David Ingram, Ken Dilanian
Pressure has mounted on prosecutors in recent days to scrutinize the lottery-style stunt
Elon Musk spoke in a virtual townhall even Friday and said that his petition giveaway wasn't meant to assist in voter registration.
By: David Ingram
The misinformation boosted by X’s AI model Grok has included conspiracy theories about voter fraud and unsubstantiated smears about Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: David Ingram
The misinformation boosted by X's AI model Grok has included conspiracy theories about voter fraud and unsubstantiated smears about Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: Jane C. Timm, David Ingram
Elon Musk at a rally Sunday for former President Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden in New York.
In April 2022, days after Elon Musk offered to buy the app then known as Twitter, the tech billionaire pledged that under his stewardship the platform would not take sides in politics.
By: David Ingram, Daniel Barnes
Musk's lawyers filed a petition to have the Philadelphia lawsuit moved to federal court.
By: David Ingram, Alexandra Marquez, Ben Kamisar, Bruna Horvath
NBC News analyzed state voter rolls to identify the party affiliations of the Musk prize winners. A pattern was clear.
By: David Ingram, Jasmine Cui
Data compiled by the NBC News Decision Desk shows that Musk’s election conspiracy theories and doubts have vastly outperformed his other posts about the election.
By: David Ingram
Elon Musk had previously said that winners of the giveaway were chosen at random.
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