The 50 Who Matter Now

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In their second annual ranking, Business 2.0 has compiled an unabashedly subjective list of people, products, trends, and ideas that are transforming the world of business.

Submitted: Jun 20, 2007 Views: 630 Comments: 3 Likes: 9

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JRodgers

It is an interesting list. I agree with the Google boys as number 1 and Steve Jobs as number 2. Richard Branson should probably be higher.

Posted: Jun 20, 2007

I certainly would have left out Barry Diller. As the 60 Minutes report two weeks ago showed, he doesn't have a single clue what is happening on the internet. He was born rich, and strategically made himself richer by marrying up and paying himself a fortune. Jeff Bezos' was lucky to stumble across the idea of an online bookseller but he also isn't influential anymore. I would have put Pierre Omidyar well ahead of these guys and he isn't even on the list. He changed the internet and is smart enough to do it again.

Posted: Jun 20, 2007

William Li

I would concur with the comments above, and note that any company which allowed itself to be acquired by AOL (CNN) is a very poor source of identifying industry trends.

Posted: Jul 4, 2007

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