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Which of Fortune’s “40 Under 40″ Has the Largest Digital Footprint?

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What is PeekScore?: PeekScore is a rank from 1 to 10, assigned to every person. The higher someone’s score, the “more important” they are on the web. In calculating your PeekScore and updating it often, PeekYou takes into account your known presence and activity on the Internet, including but not limited to; your blogging, participation in social networks, the number of your friends, followers, or readers, the amount of web content you create, and your prominence in the news. For first time visitors a more in-depth explanation of what the PeekScore is, and how to increase your own, can be found by clicking through here.

With the end of a year and/or the onset of a new one, the internet finds itself chockablock full of “best of” lists, and the like. The one we’re taking here and giving the PeekScore treatment is a particularly fun one, Fortune‘s list of the year’s most prominent young business titans, their 40 Under 40 (click through the highlighted text here to see Fortune‘s list for yourself).

Fortune‘s list has many ties, and many entries which feature multiple names from one company, meaning it well exceeds a “40 Under 40″ and is actually a “55 Under 40.” We’ve taken the 55 folks gracing that list to see how their digital footprints – a concept you’ll find explained in brief above, or more in depth by clicking through here – measure up and compare to one another.

Rank Picture Name Title / Company PeekScore
1

Mark Zuckerberg CEO, Facebook 9.84 / 10.00
2

Larry Page CEO, Google 9.25 / 10.00
3

Mary-Kate Olsen Co-CEO, Dualstar Entertainment Group 9.15 / 10.00
4

Ashley Olsen Co-CEO, Dualstar Entertainment Group 9.07 / 10.00
5

Sergey Brin Co-founder, Google 8.63 / 10.00
6

Salman Khan Founder and executive director, Khan Academy 8.62 / 10.00
7

Marissa Mayer CEO, Yahoo 8.41 / 10.00
8

Jack Dorsey CEO, Square 8.28 / 10.00
9

Cesar Conde President, Univision Networks 8.22 / 10.00
10

Maelle Gavet CEO, Ozon Holdings 8.22 / 10.00
11

Kevin Feige President, Marvel Studios 8.01 / 10.00
12

Brian Deese Deputy director, National Economic Council 7.86 / 10.00
13

David Chang Founder and chef, Momofuku Restaurant Group 7.83 / 10.00
14

Michael Lazerow Co-founder and former CEO, Buddy Media 7.82 / 10.00
15

Ben Silbermann Co-founder and CEO, Pinterest 7.80 / 10.00
16

Daniel Ek Co-founder and CEO, Spotify 7.69 / 10.00
17

Charles Adler Co-founder, Kickstarter 7.49 / 10.00
18

Greg Jensen CEO, Bridgewater Associates 7.47 / 10.00
19

Yoshikazu Tanaka Founder and CEO, GREE 7.43 / 10.00
20

Rob Goldstein Senior managing director, BlackRock 7.42 / 10.00
21

Dolf van den Brink President and CEO, Heineken U.S. 7.31 / 10.00
22

Salar Kamangar Senior vice president YouTube and Video, Google 7.27 / 10.00
23

Eric Ryan Co-founder and chief brand architect, Method 7.23 / 10.00
24

David Rhodes President, CBS News 7.22 / 10.00
25

Victoria Ransom Co-founder and CEO, Wildfire 7.18 / 10.00
26

Benjamin Jealous President and CEO, NAACP 7.18 / 10.00
27

Jeff George Global head of Sandoz, Novartis 7.18 / 10.00
28

Yancey Strickler Co-founder, Kickstarter 7.17 / 10.00
29

Kevin Systrom Co-founder and CEO, Instagram 7.16 / 10.00
30

Chase Coleman Founder, Tiger Global Management 7.15 / 10.00
31

Clara Shih Co-founder and CEO, Hearsay Social 7.13 / 10.00
32

Brian Chesky Co-founder and CEO, Airbnb 7.12 / 10.00
33

Spencer Rascoff CEO, Zillow 7.12 / 10.00
34

Ben Rattray Founder and CEO, Change.org 7.11 / 10.00
35

Perry Chen Co-founder and CEO, Kickstarter 7.10 / 10.00
36

Jennifer Hyman Co-founder and CEO, Rent The Runway 7.10 / 10.00
37

Mauro Porcini Chief design officer, PepsiCo 7.09 / 10.00
38

Jed York CEO, San Francisco 49ers 7.09 / 10.00
39

Boaz Weinstein Founder, Saba Capital Management 7.08 / 10.00
40

Tracy Britt Financial assistant to the chairman, Berkshire Hathaway 7.08 / 10.00
41

Colin Fan Co-head of corporate banking and securities and head of global markets, Deutsche Bank 7.07 / 10.00
42

Adam Lowry Co-founder and chief greenskeeper, Method 7.06 / 10.00
43

Matt Cohler General partner, Benchmark Capital 7.06 / 10.00
44

Sachin Bansal Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Daxter, Jak 7.05 / 10.00
45

Aditya Ghosh President, IndiGo 7.05 / 10.00
46

Adrian Cheng Executive director, New World Development 7.04 / 10.00
47

Hosain Rahman Co-founder and CEO, Jawbone 7.04 / 10.00
48

John Hering Co-founder and CEO, Lookout 7.03 / 10.00
49

Libby Wadle Executive vice president J. Crew Brand, J. Crew 7.03 / 10.00
50

Michael Hasenstab Portfolio manager, Franklin Templeton 7.02 / 10.00
51

Jennifer Carter Fleiss President and co-founder, Rent The Runway 7.02 / 10.00
52

Binny Bansal Co-founder and COO, Flipkart 7.01 / 10.00
53

Jess Lee Co-founder and CEO, Polyvore 7.00 / 10.00
54

Qiangdong Richard Liu Founder and CEO, 360buy.com Group 6.95 / 10.00
55

Binta Niambi Brown Partner, Kirkland & Ellis 6.75 / 10.00

The Digital Footprints of the Top Female CEOs

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What is PeekScore?: PeekScore is a rank from 1 to 10, assigned to every person. The higher someone’s score, the “more important” they are on the web. In calculating your PeekScore and updating it often, PeekYou takes into account your known presence and activity on the Internet, including but not limited to; your blogging, participation in social networks, the number of your friends, followers, or readers, the amount of web content you create, and your prominence in the news. For first time visitors a more in-depth explanation of what the PeekScore is, and how to increase your own, can be found by clicking through here.

Today’s list may cause, for some of you, an internal conflict to arise. Excited though you’ll rightfully be to see the PeekScore blog celebrate women who’ve risen to top of their professions, you’ll wish we weren’t also simultaneously (if only incidentally) endorsing your pet enemies of capitalism and the corporate power structure. Well, progressive reader, perhaps because we love the company for which we work, or perhaps because our own CEO (while admittedly male) is a hell of a nice person, we do not share your prejudices nor sense of regret. The fact remains, however, that even at this late date far too few women are ultimately running things (even though – as we’ve pointed out previously – they comprise over half of the species being run), and we do share in your feelings regarding that not seeming at all right. We don’t feel we’re being especially preachy in bringing this noteworthy fact to light, and we suspect that at least half of our readership will be inclined to agree.

Anyway, in keeping with our frequently choosing to stay out of things, we offer no opinion on these women nor upon the companies they lead. Some of these women are a bit beleaguered, some are nearly unconditionally celebrated, but the unifying fact is that they’re all in charge. Only a few have all that much of a social media presence, but they’re all newsworthy, and all high profile. As such, their PeekScores suggest a definite presence here in cyberspace, even if they’re too busy wheeling and dealing to tweet their days away.

Are there any female CEOs we overlooked? What are your thoughts on this list? Heck, what are your thoughts on anything at all? Let us know in the comments.

Rank Picture Name Company PeekScore
1

Meg Whitman Hewlett-Packard 8.71 / 10.00
2

Marissa Mayer Yahoo 8.11 / 10.00
3

Ursula Burns Xerox 7.35 / 10.00
4

Virginia ‘Ginni’ Rometty IBM 7.14 / 10.00
5

Ellen Kullman DuPont 7.13 / 10.00
6

Irene Rosenfeld Mondelēz International 7.10 / 10.00
7

Angela Braly, WellPoint 7.08 / 10.00
8

Indra Nooyi PepsiCo 7.07 / 10.00
9

Patricia Woertz Archer Daniels Midland 7.06 / 10.00
10

Carol Meyrowitz TJX Companies 7.05 / 10.00
11

Beth E. Mooney KeyCorp 7.02 / 10.00

Which of the Music Industry’s Top 25 Most Powerful People has the Largest PeekScore?

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What is PeekScore?: PeekScore is a rank from 1 to 10, assigned to every person. The higher someone’s score, the “more important” they are on the web. In calculating your PeekScore and updating it often, PeekYou takes into account your known presence and activity on the Internet, including but not limited to; your blogging, participation in social networks, the number of your friends, followers, or readers, the amount of web content you create, and your prominence in the news. For first time visitors a more in-depth explanation of what the PeekScore is, and how to increase your own, can be found by clicking through here.

Back in January, Billboard Magazine compiled and published what they called The Power 100; their list of who they’d determined to be the 100 most powerful people (or pairs of people) in the music industry.

In recent years, the nature of the business, and the sorts of folks who hold power within it have changed quite a lot. You can read Billboard’s assorted takes on all of that, as well as the whole Power 100 list by clicking the highlighted link here.

What does this have to do with PeekYou and PeekScores? Well, if you’ve not already guessed we’ll tell you. We’ve decided to take the top 25 entries from Billboard’s Power 100 and analyze and compare not their various powers within the music industry, but instead their assorted impacts and presences here in our beloved World Wide Web. Simply, using the PeekScore scale we’re taking a look at these music moguls’ digital footprints (an explanation of which can be found above, or more in-depth by clicking through here).

The folks topping our list should surprise no one, as they’re two of the biggest pop stars on the planet (in addition to their wielding power within the greater industry). But even once we descend the list and begin to observe cyber-impacts more approaching those of mere mortals, the PeekScores remain on the rather healthy side. Some of these folks have a social media presence, but mostly the scores are as robust as they are due to the routine coverage in the music and finance trades people in their positions of influence tend to receive.

Quick disclaimer: While we’re only looking at the top 25 slots from Billboard’s list today, our list is a bit longer due to Billboard including the occasional pair of folks on theirs. We’ve indicated where an individual is a part of a pair, and with whom they share their power.

Rank Picture Name Bio PeekScore
1

Beyoncé Knowles (listed w/ Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter) Artist, Co-founder – Roc Nation; House of Dereon 10.00 / 10.00
2

Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter (listed w/ Beyoncé Knowles) Artist, Co-founder – Roc Nation; House of Dereon 9.96 / 10.00
3

Jimmy Iovine Co-Founder – Interscope Geffen A&M Records; Beats by Dre 8.23 / 10.00
4

Bryan “Birdman” Williams (listed w/ Ronald “Slim” Williams) Co-founder/Co-CEO – Cash Money Records 8.13 / 10.00
5

John Hogan President CEO – Clear Channel Media and Entertainment 8.11 / 10.00
6

Rob Stringer (listed w/ Steve Barnett) Chairman/CEO – Columbia Records 8.10 / 10.00
7

Ronald “Slim” Williams (listed w/ Bryan “Birdman” Williams) Co-founder/Co-CEO – Cash Money Records 8.09 / 10.00
8

Randy Phillips President/CEO – AEG Live 8.07 / 10.00
9

Eddy Cue (listed with Robert Kondrk) Senior VP of Internet Software and Services – Apple 8.06 / 10.00
10

Coran Capshaw Founder Partner – Red Light Management, Star Hill Presents; ATO Records, TBD Records 8.02 / 10.00
11

Barry Weiss Chairman/CEO – Universal Republic & Island Def Jam 8.02 / 10.00
12

Steve Barnett (listed w/ Rob Stringer) Chairman/COO – Columbia Records 8.01 / 10.00
13

Dan Mason President/CEO – CBS Radio 7.99 / 10.00
14

Frank Cooper Chief Marketing Officer of Global Consumer Engagement – PepsiCo 7.92 / 10.00
15

Irving Azoff Chairman; Chairman/CEO – Live Nation Entertainment; Front Line Management Group 7.87 / 10.00
16

Doug Morris CEO – Sony Music Entertainment 7.80 / 10.00
17

Bob Pittman CEO – Clear Channel Media 7.76 / 10.00
18

Lyor Cohen Chairman/CEO of Recorded Music – Warner Music Group 7.57 / 10.00
19

Tim Leiweke President/CEO – Anschutz Entertainment Group 7.57 / 10.00
20

Len Blavatnik Owner – Warner Music Group 7.48 / 10.00
21

Roger Faxon CEO – EMI Group 7.26 / 10.00
22

Arthur Fogel Chairman of Global Touring -Live Nation Entertainment 7.22 / 10.00
23

Rob Light Managing Partner/Head of Music – Creative Artists Agency 7.21 / 10.00
24

Lucian Grainge Chairman/CEO – Universal Music Group 7.18 / 10.00
25

Michael Rapino CEO – Live Nation Entertainment 7.17 / 10.00
26

Emmanuel Seuge Head of Global Sports and Entertainment Marketing – Coca-Cola 7.15 / 10.00
27

Marc Geiger Head of Music – William Morris Agency 7.12 / 10.00
28

Martin Bandier Chairman/CEO – Sony/ATV Music Publishing 7.10 / 10.00
29

Robert Kondrk (listed with Eddy Cue) Senior Director – Apple 6.99 / 10.00

The Digital Footprints of the Top Female CEOs

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What is PeekScore?: PeekScore is a rank from 1 to 10, assigned to every person. The higher someone’s score, the “more important” they are on the web. In calculating your PeekScore and updating it often, PeekYou takes into account your known presence and activity on the Internet, including but not limited to; your blogging, participation in social networks, the number of your friends, followers, or readers, the amount of web content you create, and your prominence in the news.

Today’s list may cause, for some of you, an internal conflict to arise. Excited though you’ll rightfully be to see the PeekScore blog celebrate women who’ve risen to top of their professions, you’ll wish we weren’t also simultaneously (if only incidentally) endorsing your pet enemies of capitalism and the corporate power structure. Well, progressive reader, perhaps because we love the company for which we work, or perhaps because our own CEO (while admittedly male) is a hell of a nice person, we do not share your prejudices nor sense of regret. The fact remains, however, that even at this late date far too few women are ultimately running things (even though – as we’ve pointed out previously – they comprise over half of the species being run), and we do share in your feelings regarding that not seeming quite right. We don’t feel we’re being especially preachy in bringing this noteworthy fact to light, and we suspect that at least half of our readership will be inclined to agree.

Anyway, in keeping with our frequently choosing to stay out of things, we offer no opinion on these women nor upon the companies they lead. Some of these women are a bit beleaguered, some are nearly unconditionally celebrated, but the unifying fact is that they’re all in charge. Few, if any, have all that much of a social media presence, but they’re all newsworthy, and all high profile. As such, their PeekScores suggest a definite presence here in cyberspace, even if they’re too busy wheeling and dealing to tweet their days away.

Are there any female CEOs we overlooked? What are your thoughts on this list? Heck, what are your thoughts on anything at all? Let us know in the comments.

Rank Picture Name Company PeekScore
1

Carol Bartz
Yahoo
 9.48 / 10
2

Indra Nooyi
PepsiCo
 8.66 / 10
3

Andrea Jung
Avon Products
 8.38 / 10
4

Ursula Burns
Xerox
 8.22 / 10
5

Ellen Kullman
DuPont
 8.09/ 10
6

Angela Braly
WellPoint
 8.08 / 10
7

Irene Rosenfeld
Kraft Foods
 7.40 / 10
8

Beth Mooney
KeyCorp
 7.10 / 10
9

Lynn Elsenhans
Sunoco
 7.10 / 10
10

Patricia Woertz
Archer Daniels Midland
 7.00 / 10
11

Carol Meyrowitz
TJX
 5.37 / 10