Who are your (virtual) heroes?

If you read through Broadcasting Brain, you’ll get an idea of who some of my online heroes are.

(Time saving note: two of them would be Darren Rowse and Seth Godin, but that’s only two.)

For the sake of discussion, though:

Would you share your list of online heroes with the rest of us? And, if you don’t have any, why not?
EDIT:  July 2/08 – this post led to quite a lively discussion in FriendFeed, which you can see below or at this FriendFeed link.

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  1. Julian Baldwin:

    Adding to my FF response… Steve Rubel, Jeremiah Owyang, Chris Brogan… all interesting writers with diversity…Rubel is always posting interesting links and messages on FF, Owyang always covers interesting research/trends, Brogan has a very loyal community…in another category I'd put Eric Schonfeld, Mike Arrington, Mathew Ingram

  2. Mark Dykeman:

    When you say “another category”, is that a positive or negative connotation?

  3. Pamela Weir:

    Mine are Bob Younce of The Writing Journey and Crystal Clayton of Big Bright Bulb. I also find inspiration from Naomi at IttyBiz.

  4. Mark Dykeman:

    Excellent. You should try Men With Pens, too.

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