• MediaTel, Tuesday, February 28, 2012 12:50 AM

The top 25 media influencers in UK's digital technology space in 2012 have been named in The Tech Influence 25, a report by Propeller and Cision. Rory Cellan-Jones, technology correspondent for the BBC leads the list, followed by Charles Arthur, technology editor for The Guardian and Mark Prigg, science & technology editor for the Evening Standard. While most influencers are based in the UK, the list also includes U.S. influencers Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief of Wired at No. 7 and Michael Wolff at No. 18.

• Rory Cellan-Jones, tech correspondent at the BBC
• Charles Arthur, tech editor at the Guardian
• Mark Prigg, science & tech editor at the Evening Standard
• Murad Ahmed, tech correspondent at the Times
• Mark Sweney, media reporter at the Media Guardian
• Jonathan Fildes, tech reporter at the BBC
• Tim Bradshaw, digital media correspondent at the Financial Times
• Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief at Wired
• Rupert Goodwins, editor at ZDNet
• Aleks Krotoski, tech, media & telecoms news editor at the Guardian
• Ian Burrell, media editor at the Independent
• Daniel Robinson, tech editor at v3.co.uk
• Emma Barnett, digital media editor at the Telegraph
• Josh Halliday, media & tech reporter at the Guardian
• Dan Sabbagh, head of tech & media at the Media Guardian
• Kieran Alger, online editor at T3 The Gadget Magazine
• Michael Wolff, contributing editor at Vanity Fair
• Katherine Rushton, telecomms, tech & media correspondent at the Telegraph
• Pete Cashmore, CEO at Mashable
• Mike Butcher, European editor at TechCrunch
• Ken Wheaton, managing editor at AdAge
• Olivia Solon, associate editor at Wired
• Shane Richmond, head of technology at the Telegraph
• Justin Pearse, editor at New Media Age
• Ludwig Siegele, tech correspondent at the Economist

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