Impact on the Internet 50 people unveiled no bill_it industry

PC World has selected 50 people to influence the global Internet. The following are the specific ranking situations:


First: Google co-founder Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and Eric Schmidt, the company's chief executive;

Second: Apple CEO Steve Jobs;

Third: The father of BitTorrent Blame Cohen;

Four: Blizzard President Maik Moham;

V: Wikipedia founder Jimmy;

Sixth: Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byres partner John Dours, he is one of America's most influential, most creative, most informal venture capital investors;

Seventh: The world's largest and the first classified advertising website Craigslist.org founder Craig Newmark;

Eighth: Fox Interactive media President Pitt Levinson;

Nineth: Google search and User Experience Department Vice president Marissa Mayer;

Tenth: YouTube co-founder Chad Herli and Steve Chen;

11th: Kevin Martin, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission of the United States;

12th: Blade Templeton, founder of the world's first internet company clarinet;

13th: Henry Chon, chief executive of Cyworld in the United States;

14th: Iac/interactivecorp strategy and mergers and acquisitions Vice President Shanna Fischer;

15th: Kazaa and Skype founder Genas Fries and Niclas Jenstrom;

16th: Open Resources Blog software WordPress author Matt Mullenweg;

17th: Linden Laboratory founder and CEO Philippe Rossdell;

18th: Crack DVD Anti-copy password Norwegian teenager hacker Joen Leche Johnson;

19th: Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang and David Filo, as well as Yahoo CEO Trie Samuel;

20th: Jack Ma, Alibaba chief executive;

21st: The founder of Intemet Arcnve Brewster Kahle;

22nd: Microsoft chief Software Architect Rey Oze;

23rd: dailykos.com founder Markos Moulitsas Zuniga;

24th: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos;

25th: Robert Scoble, vice president of Podtech Media development;

26th: The United States "wired" and "Industry standards" magazine founder John Batley;

27th: Creative Commons CEO Lawrence Lessig;

28th: Meg Whitman, chief executive of ebay;

29th: Senator Ron Wyden of the United States Oregon State;

30th: TechCrunch founder Michael Al Arlington;

31st: Counterpane Company and as president of Bruce Schneier, but also well-known cryptography and security technology experts;

32nd: Digg founder Kevin Ross;

33rd: Information security expert David Faber;

34th: blog site Powerline blog John Hinderaker,scott Johnson and Paul Mirengoff;

35th: Google vice president and chief Internet expert Winton Sove;

36th: Tim Oleri, founder and CEO of O ' Reilly media;

37th: Fark.com founder Dru Cotis;

38th: Techmeme author Gabe Rivera;

39th: RSS 2.0 author Dave Winner;

40th: Mozilla Project Department vice president Mike Schroepfer;

41st: Hollywood blog Perez Hilton;

42nd: Y Combinator venture capital company founder Paul Greheum, Trevor Blackwell, Robert Morris and Jessica Livingston;

43rd: F-secure Company's virus research expert Mikko H. Hypponen;

44th: slashdot.org founder Robert Marda;

45th: Gawker Media founder Nick Denton;

46th: The father of the World Wide Web Tim Bernas Li Hu;

47th: This is Week in Tech (twit) podcast company President Leo Laporte;

48th: Mohammed and Omar Fadesil, Iraq blog;

49th: Ajax Technology inventor Jessi James Garritt;

50th: MySpace users tila Tequila.