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digeratiThe "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 jitterati and technorati. See also numerati.
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I featured Ember Media's CEO, Clayton Banks, as a Black Digerati in a previous issue ("Learning A Lesson," Techwatch, April 2005). HOLLYWOOD'S digerati are ready for their close up--at least if the latest Digital Hollywood conference is any measure. The Digerati Tribe worships bytes and silicon chips. |
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