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Jessica Coen is the editor of "Gawker," a Manhattan media and gossip weblog. In her mid-20s, Jessica came to New York from Los Angeles, CA. She also writes her own weblog, "JessicaCoen.com." In March, 2005, she was named to Media Magazine's 2005 Media 100 list of "people you need to know."

Nick Denton is publisher of Gawker Media, an independent media company, which includes "Gawker," an online review of pop culture based in Manhattan, NY, and "Wonkette," a gossip site about Washington and U.S. politics.

Nick graduated with a degree in economics from Oxford University and became a foreign correspondent for the Financial Times of London. He moved on to investment banking correspondent, and co-authored All That Glitters, about the collapse of Barings Bank.

In 1996, Nick started to write about internet media for the FT. Within a few years he founded two companies: First Tuesday, an internet-era events business with branches in 80 cities, which was sold in 2000; and Moreover Technologies, which is headquartered in London, and provides news search technology to portals such as MSN, and corporate customers.

In March, 2005, Nick was named to Media Magazine's 2005 Media 100 list of "people you need to know."


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Jessica Coen is the deputy online editor for New York magazine. Prior to that she had worked in a similar position for Vanity Fair magazine and had gained public notoriety as the former editor of the influential weblog Gawker.com. She joined Gawker in late August 2004, when she took over for Choire Sicha. Coen and other Gawker editors are known for sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek coverage of all things in the higher echelons of the media world.

The Michigan native graduated from the University of Michigan before joining Teach for America and moving to California, where she taught English at a South Los Angeles high school. Coen then worked as an executive assistant at a major television studio, where she eventually started her own blog.

She had been accepted to attend Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism before she was offered the job at Gawker by Gawker Media publisher Nick Denton. She also writes a personal weblog, freelances for print (for publications like the New York Times, New York Observer and ELLE), and has appeared on television (on programs such as the Today Show and the now defunct Topic A with Tina Brown).

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