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Kevin Rose is best known for founding the social-bookmarking site http://digg.com and the current alpha http://pownce.com as well as co-hosting the immensely popular podcast http://revision3.com/diggnation.

Prior to founding Digg, Kevin worked for several dot-com startups before going on to produce and host hundreds of segments on TechTV - a cable television network available in over 45 million homes in the United States and distributing content to more than 70 countries.

Pownce is Rose's latest start-up and is currently in alpha invite status.

Steve Jobs, as most of you know, is the man behind the company that most of us intelligent people have come to love: Apple, Inc. Without this man, Matt probably wouldn't have made this wonderful site. He is the brains behind the iMac, iBook, iPod, iPhone, iYounameit. Most of us have some form of Macbook, the first computer to have a built in web cam. Thats pretty handy, if I do say so myself. For us music fanatics, we probably ditched our crappy music player at the first sign of iTunes, a ...

The question isn't what Chris Pirillo does. It's what doesn't he do. Known best perhaps for his two-year stint as host of "Call For Help" on TechTV (now G4), he's been active and downright manic on the web ever since. He hosts Gnomedex, runs the technology portal Lockergnome, and blogs, vlogs, and streams live video from his personal website.

He has authored three books: Poor Richard's Email Publishing, Online! The Book (with John C. Dvorak), and Lockergnome's Computer Tips Compendium.

Evan Williams was born in 1972 and is the founder of Obvious Corp, a San Francisco-based web product development company and co-founder of Twitter, a micro-blogging and social networking site.

Williams and Meg Hourihan co-founded Pyra Labs, where he worked most of 2003-04, to make project management software, but parts of the application were used to create Blogger, one of the first web applications for creating and managing blogs. The company survived despite the departure of Hourihan and other employees, and was eventually acquired by Google.

Williams left Google in 2004 to co-found Odeo, a podcasting company. In ...

Bill Gates is an American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the former chairman of Microsoft, the software company he founded with Paul Allen.

Gates is one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the personal computer revolution. Although he is widely admired, his business tactics have been criticized as anti-competitive and in some instances ruled as such in court.

Since amassing his fortune, he has pursued a number of philanthropic endeavors, donating large amounts of money to various charitable organizations and scientific research programs through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, established in 2000. Since the establishment of the foundation, Gates has given away ...

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, is a Web developer and entrepreneur. He created Facebook with the help of fellow Harvard student Andrew McCollum. Mark initially launched Facebook on February 4th, 2004, and since then has become a very popular social networking site for all people. Mark now stands as the CEO of Facebook, and runs the site with the help of the Facebook team. Mark was raised in New York in a Jewish family, and began programming at 6th grade. He is now a very talented and successful Web programmer and designer.

Irina is a star of the video bloggin world. She is co-founder and host (NOT the cleaning lady) of Geek Entertainment TV. She is also working on a video award show called the 'Winnies' - http://youarethewinner.org - and as a consultant.

Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales is the co-founder of the nonprofit Wikipedia, the encyclopedia anyone can edit. He has also started Wikia, Inc. and the Wikimedia foundation. Wikipedia is now the most popular free, international online encyclopedia, and serves as a very reliable source of information.

Guy is a blogger, author, entreprenuer and former Mac evangelist. His blog, "How to Change the World" (http://blog.guykawasaki.com/) is motivational, insightful and thought provoking. He is most recently noted for starting http://www.truemors.com (for $12,000.00) and his book 'The Art of the Start' (http://www.guykawasaki.com/books/).

Mena Trott is co-founder and president of Six Apart, the company behind The Movable Type publishing platform, TypePad weblogging service and, after an acquisition in January 2005, LiveJournal, an online community organized around personal journals. Named one of Fast Company’s "Fast 50 for 2004" and PC Magazine’s "People of the Year" for 2004, Mena has been involved in the weblogging space since she began publishing to her own weblog, dollarshort.org, in early 2001. She speaks regularly at industry conferences -- having appeared at Supernova, DEMO 2004, The Wall Street Journal’s "D: All Things Digital," and TED. Mena can ...

Kevin Rose is best known for founding the social-bookmarking site http://digg.com and the current alpha http://pownce.com as well as co-hosting the immensely popular podcast http://revision3.com/diggnation.

Prior to founding Digg, Kevin worked for several dot-com startups before going on to produce and host hundreds of segments on TechTV - a cable television network available in over 45 million homes in the United States and distributing content to more than 70 countries.

Pownce is Rose's latest start-up and is currently in alpha invite status.

Steve Jobs, as most of you know, is the man behind the company that most of us intelligent people have come to love: Apple, Inc. Without this man, Matt probably wouldn't have made this wonderful site. He is the brains behind the iMac, iBook, iPod, iPhone, iYounameit. Most of us have some form of Macbook, the first computer to have a built in web cam. Thats pretty handy, if I do say so myself. For us music fanatics, we probably ditched our crappy music player at the first sign of iTunes, a ...

The question isn't what Chris Pirillo does. It's what doesn't he do. Known best perhaps for his two-year stint as host of "Call For Help" on TechTV (now G4), he's been active and downright manic on the web ever since. He hosts Gnomedex, runs the technology portal Lockergnome, and blogs, vlogs, and streams live video from his personal website.

He has authored three books: Poor Richard's Email Publishing, Online! The Book (with John C. Dvorak), and Lockergnome's Computer Tips Compendium.

Evan Williams was born in 1972 and is the founder of Obvious Corp, a San Francisco-based web product development company and co-founder of Twitter, a micro-blogging and social networking site.

Williams and Meg Hourihan co-founded Pyra Labs, where he worked most of 2003-04, to make project management software, but parts of the application were used to create Blogger, one of the first web applications for creating and managing blogs. The company survived despite the departure of Hourihan and other employees, and was eventually acquired by Google.

Williams left Google in 2004 to co-found Odeo, a podcasting company. In ...

Bill Gates is an American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the former chairman of Microsoft, the software company he founded with Paul Allen.

Gates is one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the personal computer revolution. Although he is widely admired, his business tactics have been criticized as anti-competitive and in some instances ruled as such in court.

Since amassing his fortune, he has pursued a number of philanthropic endeavors, donating large amounts of money to various charitable organizations and scientific research programs through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, established in 2000. Since the establishment of the foundation, Gates has given away ...

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, is a Web developer and entrepreneur. He created Facebook with the help of fellow Harvard student Andrew McCollum. Mark initially launched Facebook on February 4th, 2004, and since then has become a very popular social networking site for all people. Mark now stands as the CEO of Facebook, and runs the site with the help of the Facebook team. Mark was raised in New York in a Jewish family, and began programming at 6th grade. He is now a very talented and successful Web programmer and designer.

Irina is a star of the video bloggin world. She is co-founder and host (NOT the cleaning lady) of Geek Entertainment TV. She is also working on a video award show called the 'Winnies' - http://youarethewinner.org - and as a consultant.

Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales is the co-founder of the nonprofit Wikipedia, the encyclopedia anyone can edit. He has also started Wikia, Inc. and the Wikimedia foundation. Wikipedia is now the most popular free, international online encyclopedia, and serves as a very reliable source of information.

Guy is a blogger, author, entreprenuer and former Mac evangelist. His blog, "How to Change the World" (http://blog.guykawasaki.com/) is motivational, insightful and thought provoking. He is most recently noted for starting http://www.truemors.com (for $12,000.00) and his book 'The Art of the Start' (http://www.guykawasaki.com/books/).

Mena Trott is co-founder and president of Six Apart, the company behind The Movable Type publishing platform, TypePad weblogging service and, after an acquisition in January 2005, LiveJournal, an online community organized around personal journals. Named one of Fast Company’s "Fast 50 for 2004" and PC Magazine’s "People of the Year" for 2004, Mena has been involved in the weblogging space since she began publishing to her own weblog, dollarshort.org, in early 2001. She speaks regularly at industry conferences -- having appeared at Supernova, DEMO 2004, The Wall Street Journal’s "D: All Things Digital," and TED. Mena can ...

Kevin Rose is best known for founding the social-bookmarking site http://digg.com and the current alpha http://pownce.com as well as co-hosting the immensely popular podcast http://revision3.com/diggnation.

Prior to founding Digg, Kevin worked for several dot-com startups before going on to produce and host hundreds of segments on TechTV - a cable television network available in over 45 million homes in the United States and distributing content to more than 70 countries.

Pownce is Rose's latest start-up and is currently in alpha invite status.

Steve Jobs, as most of you know, is the man behind the company that most of us intelligent people have come to love: Apple, Inc. Without this man, Matt probably wouldn't have made this wonderful site. He is the brains behind the iMac, iBook, iPod, iPhone, iYounameit. Most of us have some form of Macbook, the first computer to have a built in web cam. Thats pretty handy, if I do say so myself. For us music fanatics, we probably ditched our crappy music player at the first sign of iTunes, a ...

The question isn't what Chris Pirillo does. It's what doesn't he do. Known best perhaps for his two-year stint as host of "Call For Help" on TechTV (now G4), he's been active and downright manic on the web ever since. He hosts Gnomedex, runs the technology portal Lockergnome, and blogs, vlogs, and streams live video from his personal website.

He has authored three books: Poor Richard's Email Publishing, Online! The Book (with John C. Dvorak), and Lockergnome's Computer Tips Compendium.

Evan Williams was born in 1972 and is the founder of Obvious Corp, a San Francisco-based web product development company and co-founder of Twitter, a micro-blogging and social networking site.

Williams and Meg Hourihan co-founded Pyra Labs, where he worked most of 2003-04, to make project management software, but parts of the application were used to create Blogger, one of the first web applications for creating and managing blogs. The company survived despite the departure of Hourihan and other employees, and was eventually acquired by Google.

Williams left Google in 2004 to co-found Odeo, a podcasting company. In ...

Bill Gates is an American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the former chairman of Microsoft, the software company he founded with Paul Allen.

Gates is one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the personal computer revolution. Although he is widely admired, his business tactics have been criticized as anti-competitive and in some instances ruled as such in court.

Since amassing his fortune, he has pursued a number of philanthropic endeavors, donating large amounts of money to various charitable organizations and scientific research programs through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, established in 2000. Since the establishment of the foundation, Gates has given away ...

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, is a Web developer and entrepreneur. He created Facebook with the help of fellow Harvard student Andrew McCollum. Mark initially launched Facebook on February 4th, 2004, and since then has become a very popular social networking site for all people. Mark now stands as the CEO of Facebook, and runs the site with the help of the Facebook team. Mark was raised in New York in a Jewish family, and began programming at 6th grade. He is now a very talented and successful Web programmer and designer.

Irina is a star of the video bloggin world. She is co-founder and host (NOT the cleaning lady) of Geek Entertainment TV. She is also working on a video award show called the 'Winnies' - http://youarethewinner.org - and as a consultant.

Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales is the co-founder of the nonprofit Wikipedia, the encyclopedia anyone can edit. He has also started Wikia, Inc. and the Wikimedia foundation. Wikipedia is now the most popular free, international online encyclopedia, and serves as a very reliable source of information.

Guy is a blogger, author, entreprenuer and former Mac evangelist. His blog, "How to Change the World" (http://blog.guykawasaki.com/) is motivational, insightful and thought provoking. He is most recently noted for starting http://www.truemors.com (for $12,000.00) and his book 'The Art of the Start' (http://www.guykawasaki.com/books/).

Mena Trott is co-founder and president of Six Apart, the company behind The Movable Type publishing platform, TypePad weblogging service and, after an acquisition in January 2005, LiveJournal, an online community organized around personal journals. Named one of Fast Company’s "Fast 50 for 2004" and PC Magazine’s "People of the Year" for 2004, Mena has been involved in the weblogging space since she began publishing to her own weblog, dollarshort.org, in early 2001. She speaks regularly at industry conferences -- having appeared at Supernova, DEMO 2004, The Wall Street Journal’s "D: All Things Digital," and TED. Mena can ...