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Senior researcher: Ben Le Foe
Ben moved into online in 1989 as a channel producer for AOL. His work
began with the creation of content and quickly expanded to include the
development and nurturing of communities in a pioneering publishing model we
now know more familiarly as 'Web 2.0'. Ben joined Digital in 2001 and has
been researching and writing for Digital Intelligence ever since.