Daisy Whitney

Daisy Whitney is an American multimedia reporter specializing in all forms of online and new media content distribution. She was the first journalist to launch a personal online newscast covering the internet business. Currently a reporter for MediaPost and Beet.TV, she has written for a number of publications. Daisy graduated with a degree in art history from Brown University in 1994.[1]

Daisy Whitney
OccupationJournalist, Creator and Host of "New Media Minute"

Current jobs

Whitney created and hosts the webcast "New Media Minute", broadcast on BeetTV.com, iMedia and other sites. She programs conferences for ad:tech and iMedia and contributes to Cynopsis, Advertising Age, OMMA. She is also a published novelist. She is also an author.

Contributions, interviews and appearances

Whitney has contributed to a various amount of publications including TelevisionWeek, Shape, Business 2.0, The Denver Post, Canada's The Globe and Mail, Miami Herald, New Media Age, Extra Extra, Multichannel News, Natural Health and Consumers Digest.

Whitney has appeared on CNN's Showbiz Tonight, CNBC's Closing Bell and G4's Attack of the Show. She has been interviewed by both NPR and the Wall Street Journal.

Whitney has produced videos with Nalts and in October 2008 was guest editor at the comedy video site Roof Top Comedy.

Whitney is also the author of The Mockingbirds, a young adult novel slated for a fall 2010 release from Little Brown. It is listed in Publishers Marketplace as a story about an "underground vigilante group of boarding school students committed to righting the wrongs of their peers."

Industry panels and conferences

Daisy has spoken on industry panels at conferences such as the Consumer Electronics Show, The National Association of Broadcasters and the National Association of Television Programming Executives. In November 2008 she spoke at the Ad-tech Conference in New York City.[2] In June 2009, she moderated a panel discussion on the distribution and measurement of digital content programs at the Digital Content NewFront.[3]

Creating controversy

Veronica Belmont fan John Rozewicki, blogger for notArrogant.com, created the "Why I Hate Daisy Whitney" website, which he uses to express his hatred for Daisy and his adoration for Belmont.[4]

gollark: I just had an *excellent* business idea.
gollark: Well, we have gold farms now, but we had those for ages.
gollark: Too much krist would cause *in*flation.
gollark: Ah, 1678 sold at 0.2KST/i, I was right.
gollark: I can buy them right now at 0.5.

References
  1. "Daisy Whitney". Daisywhitney.blogspot.com. Retrieved 13 January 2019.
  2. "ad:tech - The event for modern marketing and media". ad-tech.com. Retrieved 13 January 2019.
  3. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-05-19. Retrieved 2009-09-17.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  4. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-04-11. Retrieved 2008-10-31.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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