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Dana Blankenhorn -- A fedora-wearing freelance journalist, and columnist. In addition to his popular online column A Clue...to Internet Commerce, Dana's columns and articles appear in places like Atlanta Computer Currents, Net Marketing magazine, and online at Access Atlanta.
Glee Harrah Cady who speaks and worries about Internet public policy issues; also, co-author of Mastering The Internet from Sybex
Larry Chase, the master of Internet marketing, editor of the online Web Digest for Marketers
Bobbi Fox, Webweaver for sites including Newton, Mass., Citizens Web Pages
James Gaskin, author of books (including "Corporate Politics on the Internet: Connection Without Controversy"), articles, columns, and jokes about technology (speaking and seminars too)
Marcy J. Gordon, contracts lawyer, tarot/palm reader (see her columns in the Psychicbabble Archives, blues chanteuse/guitarist (See Bryan and Marcy's Current Gigs
Ken Greenberg, neon artist, Web developer, occasional Internet author
Nancy Hanger, who helps make books and Web sites happen
Dan Janal, High-tech/Internet PR expert author and speaker
Mark Kellner (m_kellner@earthlink.net), Technology writer for hire/rent, computer columnist for The Washington Times, most recently Editor-in-Chief of the now-defunct PC/Portables magazine, and author of God on the Internet, among other books.
Chris Locke, another Internet enthusiast and prostheletizer, whose Entropy Gradient Reversals column ("All Noise - All the Time") is one of my favorite hyperactive gonzo cyberburpings, and a bargain at thrice the price! Also the first person I've seen use "fardell" since Ws. Shakespear or Kelly.
Doug Mohney, Internet video baron, Boardwatch columnist, Digex alumnus, Internet writer-at-large.
U. Utah Phillips, The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest -- folksinger, songwriter, humorist, storyteller, rabblerouser, punster, Wobblie, codger and more. See his web site, buy his albums!
Robert Raisch, founder of The Internet Company, one of the first major Web presence development and hosting companies, now an independent Internet consultant, speaker and pundit.
Bob Rankin, a.k.a. "Doctor Bob" is the author of author of many wonderful Internet articles, documents and books, all of which you should check out, in particular:
- His two books: Dr. Bob's Painless Guide to the Internet (And Amazing Things You Can Do With E-Mail), which is short (150 pages) and cheep ($12.95), and The No B.S. Guide to Linux (CDROM included)
- The Internet Tourbus (with co-author Patrick Crispen), an ongoing, spritely, email-delivered "tour of the net"
- Doctor Bob's free FAQ "Accessing The Internet By E-Mail".
Speaking of technomads and technomadness, check out what Steve Roberts is up to lately at Nomadic Research Labs, where he's working on the Microship, "the pedal/solar/sail micro-trimarans that are the successors to BEHEMOTH, [his] computerized bicycle." (I also reference Steve towards the end of one of my Gilbert & Sullivan-based Internet song parodies, "When You're Still on the Net..." (based on "When You're Lying Awake" from IOLANTHE.)
Paul Schindler, journalist, fellow former MIT student newspaper editor-in-chief, saxaphonist and Benchlyophile
If you want to know what's happening with AOL, CompuServe and the online/ISP industry, subscribe to Robert Seidman's free Online Insider online newsletter (available by email or the web), now has also at its own eponymous web site <http://www.onlineinsider.com>.
Hannah M.G. Shapero, science fiction & fantasy artist (Hannah did the original black-and-white cartoon art in my book, The Internet Guide For New Users