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Emily is the editor in chief of YPulse, a site devoted to daily news and insight into the Millennial generation for media and marketing professionals.It's an indispensable resource to understand technology from a youth and pop culture perspective.

Visit YPulse | Follow @ypulse on Twitter

Paris-based Frédéric Filloux and Palo Alto-based (and former Apple exec) Jean-Louis Gassée form a formidible duo for in-depth business analysis of the latest tech developments.

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Dan Frommer covers tech news, analysis, and commentary with a special focus on Apple and the mobile industry and is ReadWriteWeb's editor-at-large. Dan is normally the only one in the room asking the questions around the edge of a story. That means amazing insights, great quotes, and plenty of stories that change the way we think about the big announcements from the industry. Dan previously helped create Business Insider and has the distinction of being both on the SAY 100 and a curator of the Business channel.

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Beth is an inspirational technology advocate for non-profits. Her regularly updated blog has many use cases for technology, outside of commercial applications. In the selfish and money-obsessed culture we live in, people like Beth remind us that technology is being used for the greater good too.

Visit Beth's Blog | Follow @KANTER on Twitter

Venessa Miemis is an emerging voice in the world of social media. She recently completed The Future of Facebook project, a 6 part video series "exploring the impact social networking technologies are having on our lives." Her blog continues her thoughtful analysis of the latest social media trends.

Visit Emergent by Design | Follow @venessamiemis on Twitter

Sramana Mitra is one of the smartest strategists I know on startup culture. She used to write a weekly column for ReadWriteWeb, but now you can find her entrepreneurial analysis on her own blog.

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Allen Stern's blog is an interesting, personal view of the latest technology news. I value his analysis about current tech events and I also like to know how he is using tech products (for example his recent post on how he's using Facebook these days).

Visit Center Networks | Follow @allenstern on Twitter

Fred Wilson is a Venture Capitalist from NYC who eats his dogfood. He tries out all of the new tools and is usually a step ahead on the trends of the Web. He would be the perfect blogger for ReadWriteWeb, if he didn't already make so much money.

Visit AVC | Follow @fredwilson on Twitter

Dave Winer's Scripting News was a big inspiration for me when I first started blogging. I used Dave's software, Radio Userland, and enjoyed his daily blog updates. He's still going strong, one of the best independent tech voices in the blogosphere. I may not always agree with his opinions, but they are always thought provoking and original.

Visit Put This On | Follow @davewiner on Twitter

The Dean of Web Design, Zeldman is a great read even if you're not a designer by trade. He's witty and has a knack for explaining the essentials of good design, without getting bogged down in technical detail. He's also the founder of the prestigious A List Apart, the site for Web designers.

Visit Zeldman.com | Follow @Zeldman on Twitter