Top 50 people shaping Britian's online journalism
London's Press Gazzette has named the top 50 people shaping Britian's online journalism.No. 1 on the list was Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp. His "digital immigrant" speech at the American Society of Newspaper Editors may come to be seen as a turning point of online journalism, the paper said.
Among the other's that I recognized are Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist who was No. 3; Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe, founders of MySpace who were No. 12 and 13; and Matt Drudge, publisher of The Drudge Report who was No. 27.
-- Mark H
posted by Mark H. @ 11/15/2006 12:02:00 PM
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A bit off topic, but there is a Book Fair at the National Press Club tonight. For anyone who may be interested,here is the link.
-Chris
Does anyone have other names to add for the Top 50?
Amy
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I'd have to list Wonkette founder Ana Marie Cox who parlayed her blogging into a job as Washington editor of Time.com.
-- Mark
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