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Some Tech Influencers We Know and Don't

1) Jack Dorsey
Of course without this man, we wouldn't be tweeting the good and ugly stuff on social media. A brain child of this great platform we all grew to love.

2) Mark Zuckerberg
Technology gave birth to one of its own children. Well, a very inspiration man and popular for Facebook. Also a popular figure on Instagram which Facebook owns as well.

3) Elon Musk
Talk about Electric cars and Space and see whether you may survive without this guy's name. He has taken the world by storm. Many planning to take that trip to Mars very soon. He is also CEO Tesla Motors.

4) Robert Scoble
Not much can be said about him but at least you all should know that he is a tech evangelist and a blogger.

5) Kara Swisher
Why would tech improve without women? Here is one woman who makes it better through tweeting about women in tech, politics and current affairs.

6) Guy Kawasaki
He once worked for Apple back in the day. He is now a tech evangelist for Canva, a graphical design program.

7) Marques Brownlee
If you love tech and are a frequent YouTube user, this name comes in automatically. He owns a channel on YouTube dedicated to tech.

8) Tim O'Reilly
Creator of the term "Open Source". He talks tech on his platform.

9) Dave Heinemeier
Ruby on Rails , CTO of Basecamp, a project management software company. Hardly had you known him.

10) Paul Graham
Founder of Y Combinator . This company changed the way startup's got funding for the better.

11) Ed Bott
A tech journalist at Microsoft tweeting current affairs, politics and tech business.

12) Mina Markham
Designed Hillary Clinton's design system. She talks tech tech tech.

13) Joanna Stern
A tech columnist for the " Wall Street Journal "

14) Danny Sullivan
Founding editor of the search engine " Land and Marketing Land". He is dedicated to Google.

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