Many people are involved with bringing you TWiT every week. Here's more information about some of them:

this WEEK in TECH was created by Leo Laporte. He hosts the show, produces it, edits it, runs the web site, collects the money, pays the TWiTs, and eats crow when the show is late. You can read his biography at his personal web site.

Leo's co-host on The (late lamented) Screen Savers for many years was Patrick Norton. Today Patrick is the host of Tekzilla and System at Revision 3. Roger Chang and Veronica Belmont work there, too.

John C. Dvorak is the world's most widely read computer columnist. You can read his work at PC Magazine and Marketwatch, but he'd most like you to visit his blog at dvorak.org/blog.

Kevin Rose, the last host of The Screen Savers, currently produces and stars in Diggnation an Internet-only show created by his web TV company, Revision3. He's also the genius behind Digg.com. Learn more on his personal web site. David Prager is Executive Producer at Revision3.

So you see, even though TechTV is no more, we're all still working on shows together and separately. Each of us, in our own way, is doing his best to bring back the best of TechTV.

Joining us each week is a rotating cast of TWiTs including:

Amber MacArthur, host of Command-N, a great Internet TV show, and net@night on this network. Her blog is at Ambermac.com.

Steve Gibson, creator of Spinrite and ShieldsUP, and host of Security Now! on this network.

Wil Harris, creator of Channel Flip, a new IPTV network originating in the UK.

Doug Kaye, original podcaster and creator of the IT Conversations Network

Molly Wood, Queen of the Buzz at cnet along withTom Meritt. Tom also hosts the East Meets Westpodcast with Roger Chang and runs The Sword and Laser sci-fi book group with Veronica. Are you beginning to see how incestuous all this is?

Jason Calacanis is a serial entrepreneur who created Weblogs Inc, sold it to AOL, and now runs Mahalo.

Steve Gillmor is a veteran tech journalist who currently blogs at ZD Net and produces the wildly popular Gillmor Gang podcast.

And many many more.