John Hewitt Jones is a Financial Journo at InsidePC1 and InsuranceInside. He specializes in government, cybersecurity, technology, AI, and NASA, consistently hunting for scoops in these dynamic fields. John has been featured in CyberScoop, FedScoop, and Bloomberg Law.
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John Hewitt Jones focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a particular emphasis on technology, AI, NASA, cybersecurity, and their intersection with politics. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into the impact of new regulations or policies within government technology sectors.
Given his focus on national coverage in the United States, sources should have expertise or firsthand knowledge related to U.S. government policies and practices concerning technology adoption and cybersecurity measures.
Pitches aimed at John could include expert analysis from professionals working directly within these fields regarding how specific developments affect governmental operations or insight into potential future impacts of emerging technologies within the public sector.
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By: John Hewitt Jones, Alfred Ng, Gabby Miller
The draft proposal is expected to face opposition from Democrats wanting a higher ceiling for federal data protection.
By: Alfred Ng, John Hewitt Jones, Gabby Miller
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification.
Aaron Mak and John Hewitt Jones Sat, April 25, 2026 at 12:35 AM GMT+2 2 min read
By: Aaron Mak, John Hewitt Jones, Brendan Bordelon
The Trump administration has sent mixed signals about how tough it intends to be in vetting powerful new computer models.
By: John Hewitt Jones, Aaron Mak, Brendan Bordelon
The Trump administration has sent mixed signals about how tough it intends to be in vetting powerful new computer models.
By: John Hewitt Jones, Dasha Burns, Jacob Wendler, Dana Nickel
The directive would ask tech companies to submit their advanced AI models to a review by federal agencies, people familiar with the draft say.
President Trump had been expected to sign an order responding to rising concerns about cyber threats from cutting-edge artificial intelligence models.
By: Dasha Burns, Jacob Wendler, John Hewitt Jones, Dana Nickel
A new directive would ask tech companies to submit their advanced AI models to a review by federal agencies, people familiar with the draft say.
