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digerati
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digerati
The "digital elite." People who are extremely knowledgeable about computers. It often refers to the movers and shakers in the industry. Digerati is the high-tech equivalent of "literati," which refers to scholars and intellectuals, or "glitterati," the rich and famous. Digerati, "technorati" and "geekerati" are synonymous. See Technorati and Illuminati.
(jargon)digerati - (Or "digirati". By analogy with "literati" - people knowledgeable about literature) People knowledgeable about computers, "computer literate".
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Stafford, 'Educating digiterati (visual artists and the digital culture)', Arts Education Policy Review, vol.
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Other notable writers in this strand include Alvin Toffler, Esther Dyson, Stewart Brand,John Perry Barlow, Kevin Kelly, and a host of others that some have called the digiterati.
Technology today: utopia or dystopia? by Winner, Langdon / Social Research
 
 
 
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