Who are the "digerati" and why are they "the
cyber elite"? They are the doers, thinkers, and
writers who have tremendous influence on the
emerging communication revolution. They are
not on the frontier, they are the frontier.
The digerati evangelize, connect people, adapt quickly.
They like to talk with their peers because it forces them
to go to the top of their form and explain their most
interesting new ideas. They give each other permission
to be great. That's who they want to talk to about the
things they are excited about because they want to see if
it plays. They ask each other the questions they are
asking themselves, and that's part of what makes this
cyber elite work.
The Connector
< John Brockman>
The Pragmatist
< Stewart Alsop >
The Coyote
< John Perry Barlow >
The Scout
< Stewart Brand >
The Seer
< David Bunnell >
The Thinker
< Doug Carlston >
The Idealist
< Denise Caruso >
The Statesman
< Steve Case >
The Physicist
< Greg Clark >
The Matchmaker
< John Doerr >
The Gadfly
< John C. Dvorak >
The Pattern-Recognizer
< Esther Dyson >
The Software Developer
< Bill Gates >
The Conservative
< David Gelernter >
The Defender
< Mike Godwin >
The Genius
< W. Daniel Hillis >
The Judge
< David R. Johnson >
The Searcher
< Brewster Kahle >
The Saint
< Kevin Kelly >
The Prodigy
< Jaron Lanier >
The Marketer
< Ted Leonsis >
The Scribe
< John Markoff >
The Maestro
< Stewart McBride>
The Force
< John McCrea >
The Competitor
< Scott McNealy >
The Publisher
< Jane Metcalfe >
The Pilgrim
< Jerry Michalski >
The Chef
< Nathan Myhrvold>
The Webmaster
< Kip Parent >
The Citizen
< Howard Rheingold >
The Buccaneer
< Louis Rossetto >
The Curator
< Doug Rowan >
The Oracle
< Paul Saffo >
The Radical
< Bob Stein >
The Skeptic
< Cliff Stoll >
The Catalyst
< Linda Stone >
The Evangelist
< Lew Tucker >
The Cyberanalyst
< Sherry Turkle >
The Lover
< Dave Winer >
The Impresario
< Richard Saul Wurman >
http://www.edge.org/digerati/index.html