The ITDatabase report on business journalism and technology has some more interesting details, like which business reporters have the most followers on Twitter.
| David Pogue | The New York Times | 1,328,256 |
| Kara Swisher | The Wall Street Journal | 679,693 |
| Jenna Wortham | The New York Times | 333,107 |
| Walt Mossberg | The Wall Street Journal | 41,035 |
| Nick Bilton | The New York Times | 9,234 |
In the survey, ITDatabase also asked the tech PR community what author they would most want to run a great cover story about a client. Walt Mossberg from The Wall Street Journal was the clear winner, with 19 percent of respondents tagging him as their dream date.
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