Britain’s 100 Most Powerful People In The Media For 2014
Google co-founder and chief executive Larry Page has been named the most powerful person in the media for 2014 in the Guardian’s annual power list, the MediaGuardian 100.
More significantly, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been ranked second, Apple’s chief executive, Tim Cook, ranked 3rd, Director general, BBC Tony Hall, ranked 4th, and Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos ranked 5th in the Guardian’s list of the Top 100 figures in the media for 2013.
Dick Costolo is placed at number 6 in the Guardian’s influential list of players in the British media scene, while rupert Murdoch makes an appearance at number 7.
Singer Taylor Swift was the highest-placed woman on this year’s list, marking her debut on the MediaGuardian 100 at number 10.
All very worthy, as you would expect.
Guardian’s 100 Most influential players in the British media scene
1. Larry Page
co-founder, chief executive, Google
2.Mark Zuckerberg
founder, chief executive, Facebook
3. Tim Cook
chief executive, Apple
4. Tony Hall
Director general, BBC
5. Jeff Bezos, 50
founder, chief executive, Amazon
6. Dick Costolo, 51
chief executive, Twitter
7. Rupert Murdoch, 83
head of 21st Century Fox and News Corp
8. Lenny Henry, 56
actor, writer, comedian
9. Paul Dacre/Martin Clarke, 66 (Dacre), 50 (Clarke)
editor, Daily Mail (Dacre), publisher, Mail Online (Clarke)
11. Martin Sorrell, 69
chief executive, WPP Group
12. Danny Cohen, 40
director, BBC Television
13. Jeremy Darroch, 52
chief executive, Sky; chair, Sky Deutschland
14. Adam Crozier, 50
chief executive, ITV
15. Peter Fincham, 58
director of television, ITV
16.Sajid Javid, 45
secretary of state for culture, media and sport
17. Rona Fairhead, 53
chair, BBC Trust
18. Simon Cowell, 55
presenter, music and TV producer
19. Sophie Turner Laing , 54
chief executive, Endemol/Shine/Core
20. PewDiePie, 25
YouTuber
21. Ted Sarandos, 50
chief content officer, Netflix
22. Gavin Patterson, 47
chief executive, BT
23. Alan Rusbridger, 60
editor-in-chief, Guardian News & Media
24. Mike Darcey, 49
chief executive, News UK
25. Charlotte Moore, 46
controller, BBC1
26. Shane Smith, 45
co-founder, chief executive, Vice Media
27. David Dinsmore, 46
editor, the Sun
28. David Abraham, 51
chief executive,
Channel 4
29. Nick Robinson, 51
political editor, BBC
30. Jonah Peretti, 40
founder, chief executive, BuzzFeed
31. Evan Spiegel, 24
co-founder, chief executive, Snapchat
32. John Fallon, 52
chief executive, Pearson
33. James Harding, 45
director of news and current affairs, BBC
34. Viscount Rothermere, 47
chair, Daily Mail & General Trust
35. James Purnell, 44
director of strategy and digital, BBC
36. Lionel Barber, 59
editor, Financial Times
37. Russell Brand, 39
comedian, actor, author, activist
38. John Witherow, 62
editor, the Times
39. Murdoch MacLennan, 65
chief executive, Telegraph Media Group
40. Jay Hunt, 47
chief creative officer, Channel 4
41. Daniel Ek, 31
founder, chief executive, Spotify
42. Tim Davie, 47
chief executive, BBC Worldwide; director, Global
43. David Lynn, 45
president, UK, Viacom International Media Networks
44. John Malone, 73
chair, Liberty Media and Liberty Global
45. David Joseph, 45
chair, chief executive, Universal Music UK
46. Helen Boaden, 58
director, BBC radio
47. Susan Wojcicki, 46
chief executive, YouTube
48. Sally Wainwright, 51
television writer
49. John Whittingdale, 55
chair, Commons culture, media and sport select committee
50. Benedict Cumberbatch, 38
actor
51. Geordie Greig, 53
editor, Mail on Sunday
52. Richard Desmond, 63
chair, Northern & Shell; proprietor, Express Newspapers
53. Pierre Omidyar, 47
founder, chair, eBay
54. Ian Hislop, 54
editor, Private Eye; presenter
55. Martin Ivens , 56
editor, Sunday Times
56. Jerome Jarre, 24
Vine star
57. Ev Williams, 42
chief executive, Medium
58. Shonda Rhimes , 44
writer, producer, director
59. Satya Nadella, 47
chief executive, Microsoft
60. Bob Shennan, 52
controller, Radio 2, 6 Music, Asian Network; BBC head of music
61. Alan Parker, 58
founder, chair, Brunswick Group
62. Sheridan Smith, 33
actor
63. Marissa Mayer, 39
chief executive, Yahoo
64. John Micklethwait, 52
editor-in-chief, the Economist
65. Stuart Murphy, 43
director, entertainment channels, Sky
66. Stephen Lambert, 55
chief executive, Studio Lambert; chair, All3Media America
67. David Lynch, 68
writer, director, musician
68. Jeremy Clarkson, 54
presenter, columnist, author
69. Matthew Freud, 51
founder, chair, Freud Communications
70. Evgeny Lebedev, 34
owner, Independent titles, London Evening Standard, London Live
71. Ben Stephenson, 37
controller, BBC drama commissioning
72. Nicholas Coleridge, 57
managing director, Condé Nast UK; president, Condé Nast International
73. Sarah Sands, 53
editor, London Evening Standard
74. Ashley Tabor, 37
founder, executive president, Global Group
75. Roland Rudd, 53
founder, chair, Finsbury
76. Simon Fox, 53
chief executive, Trinity Mirror
77. Jamie Oliver, 39
TV chef
78. Lloyd Embley, 48
group editor-in-chief, Trinity Mirror
79. Alan Moses, 69
chair, Ipso
80. Richard Ayoade, 37
actor, writer, director, presenter
81. Eliot Higgins, 35
blogger
82. Brendan Iribe, 35
chief executive, Oculus VR
83. Ben Priest , 46
founder, executive creative director, Adam & Eve DDB
84. Steven Moffat, 53
writer, executive producer
85. Jan Koum, 38
co-founder, chief executive, WhatsApp
86. Kim Shillinglaw, 45
controller, BBC2, BBC4
87. Jeremy Paxman, 64
presenter, writer, stand-up
88. Justine Roberts, 47
co-founder, chief executive, Mumsnet
89. Amol Rajan, 31
editor, the Independent
90. Zoella, 24
YouTuber, author
91. Mishal Husain, 41
presenter, journalist
92. Lena Dunham , 28
writer, actor, producer
93. Alexandra Shulman, 57
editor-in-chief, British Vogue
94. Paul Staines, 47
blogger
95. Gary Lineker, 54
presenter
96. Katie Grand, 43
editor-in-chief, Love Magazine
97. Alex Ljung, 33
co-founder, chief executive, Sound Cloud
98. Laura Bates, 28
blogger and campaigner
99. Piers Morgan, 49
columnist, TV presenter
100. Kim Kardashian, 34
celebrity
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