MacTech 25: Most Influential In Mac Technical Community

MacTech Magazine today announced the 2007 MacTech 25: The Mac technical community’s most influential people. With open public voting that started in March, the MacTech 25 allowed the community to recognize those who are the most influential — through their work, writing, or any other effort they may make.

Full list, pictures, and write ups at: http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.23/23.06/2007MacTech25/.

The MacTech 25 is designed to recognize the technical contributions of developers, writers, bloggers, problem-solvers and personalities to the Macintosh technical community. The MacTech 25 is no popularity contest, nor is it to “pick your favorite CEO.” We looked for the most influential in the Mac TECHNICAL market.

MacTech, and the community, would like to recognize the individuals below. A full write up by Edward Marczak and Jeffrey Rochin with contributions by Dean Shavit, including pictures, categories, and has been published in the June issue of MacTech, just in time for this year’s WWDC.

The rules of the voting were that anyone could vote. MacTech internal staff and Xplain Corp. employees are ineligible. Apple employees are not eligible for the list, but are eligible for honorable mention list.

[B]2007 MacTech 25 List:[/B]

Aaron Hillegass
Adam and Tonya Engst
Allan Odgaard
Amit Singh
Andrew Welch
Andy Ihnatko
Ben Wilson
Brent Simmons
Chris Breen
Daniel Jalkut
Dave Nanian
Glen Fleishman
Gus Mueller
Joe Kissell
John Gruber
John Siracusa
Jonathan ‘Wolf’ Rentzsch
Matt Neuburg
Paul Kafasis
Philip Dow
Ric Ford
Rob Griffiths
Scott Stevenson
Ted Landau
Wil Shipley

[B]Honorable Mention:[/B]

Adam Christianson
Alex Lagutin
Bruce Lacey
Chris Forsythe
David Pouge
Leo Laporte
Merlin Mann
Schoun Regan

“We want to congratulate this year’s list of the MacTech 25, and thank them for their contributions to the industry,” said Neil Ticktin, Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of MacTech Magazine. “This is a great community, with lots of contributors, and this list represents some of the best and the brightest around.”

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