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Who are the early most popular and notable Newsmakers on socialmedian? - socialmedian

Submitted by Jasongoldberg

Jul 21, 2008

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Just one week ago we launched our "newsmakers" feature in which enables users to follow the news clippings of other users.

After 1 week, here are some of the most popular Newsmakers on socialmedian (popular defined by # of people following their updates):

* Martina Stewart, Associate Producer, CNN, Political Unit, Washington, DC., USA

* Eiso Kant, 17 year old social media junkie, The Netherlands.

* Pooja Nayak, HR Executive, True Sparrow Systems, Pune, India

* Louis Gray, Technology Blogger, Silicon Valley, CA, USA

* Thomas Power, Chairman Ecademy.com, London, UK

* Christian Anderson, Technology blogger at MediaDeluge, Seattle, WA, USA

* Andy Sternberg, Principal Strategist, Netzoo, Los Angeles, CA, USA

* Jason Kintzler, PitchEngine, USA.

* Jaco Meiring, Online Marketing Manager, Investec, Johannesburg, South Africa

* Josh Cooper, VP Read the full article

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Jasongoldberg,

Jul 21, 2008

Here are some other notable individuals who are starting to develop a following on socialmedian.

* Gordon Crovitz, former Publisher, the Wall Street Journal

* Steve Rubel, chief digital stragist, Edelman Communications

* Rob Diana, technoology blogger, regulargeek.com

* Matt Cooper, Portfolio Magazine

* Charles Balazs, the Washington Post

* Shyam Somanadh, notable India technology blogger, New Delhi, India

* IslamCrunch

* Matthew Sokoloff, Orlando Sentinal

And, here are a few interesting people who are just getting started (let's follow them!)

* Robert Scoble, scobleizer
* Peter Kafka, Silicon Alley Insider
* Rafat Ali, PaidContent.org
* Martin Nisenholtz, The New York Times
* Don Graham, The Washington Post

Jasongoldberg,

Jul 21, 2008

Click through to original blog post to get the links to all these people.

Also, it's clear we need to preserve line-breaks and hyperlinks better when adding comments!