People such as Doc Searls, Dan Gillmor, J D Lasica and Om Malik, who used to work at Forbes.

FORBES: Broadway Joe Was A Blogger

Doc Searls has written a very thoughtful book on the intention economy and the promises it holds for both vendors and customers.

FORBES: Why Can't Contextual Ads Be Contextual?

We counted the number of times we saw a copy of a gene in normal tissue and then in the diseased one, says David Searls, SmithKlines director of bioinformatics.

FORBES: A hail of silver bullets

Blogging pioneer Doc Searls has long argued that customers should shield their data and charge a price for it, turning the tables on marketing giants and their data-gathering web-crawlers.

FORBES: Is Your Job Robot-Proof?

The architects of the Respect Network include an impressive number of people, among which Drummond Reed (who is also a co-founder of connect.me), Doc Searls, Craig Burton, Phil Windley who I have all met at Innotribe events and respect enormously.

FORBES: Trust On The Internet: The Solution Is Ahead