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Esther
Dyson
Esther
Dyson is the Internet’s court
jester, a person of no institutional
importance who somehow manages to
speak the truth and to be heard when
and where it matters. She does business
as EDventure, the reclaimed name of
the company she owned for 20-odd years
before selling it to CNET Networks
in 2004.
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Paul
Kedrosky
Dr.
Kedrosky is a venture capitalist,
media personality, and entrepreneur.
He is a sought-after speaker; an analyst
for CNBC television; a columnist for
TheStreet/RealMoney; the editor of
Infectious Greed, one of the best
known business blogs on the Internet;
and he is frequently quoted in major
publications around the world.
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JP
Rangaswami
JP
Rangaswami lived in Calcutta for half
his life before emigrating to the United
Kingdom. He studied Economics and Statistics
at St. Xavier's College, University
of Calcutta, specializing in developmental
economics. Originally an economist and
financial journalist, he has worked
with technology in finance since 1980
with a number of large multinationals.
He was named CIO of the Year by Waters
Magazine in 2003, and CIO Innovator
of the Year by the European Technology
Forum in 2004. In 2007, JP was selected
as one of technology's 50 most influential
individuals in the silicon.com Agenda
Setters poll. JP was chosen for "vision
and innovation rarely seen in CIOs."
He is today Managing Director of BT
Design for BT Group. Prior to joining
BT in 2006, JP was Global CIO at Dresdner
Kleinwort Wasserstein. He is a Fellow
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Chris
Shipley
Chris
Shipley is a leading technology and
product analyst. Best known as the executive
producer of the DEMO Conferences for
IDG Executive Forums, Shipley has helped
technology companies bring more than
1,000 new products to market since 1996.
As a founding partner and editorial
director in Guidewire Group, she consults
with emerging technology companies in
the U.S. and Europe to identify market
opportunities and accelerate products
to market. Fortune Small Business Magazine
placed Shipley on its "Top 10 Minds
in Small Business," and the San
Jose Business Journal named her a "Woman
of Distinction." She has often
been cited as a leading influencer by
Marketing Computers magazine. Shipley
has covered personal technology since
1984 and has worked as a writer and
editor for a variety of technology and
consumer media. She is currently authoring
a book on the social impact of technology-driven
change.
Shipley
holds BAs in Literature and Communication
Arts from Allegheny College and pursues
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