Jay Brodsky

Jay Brodsky leads the technology efforts of National Public Radio's Digital Media unit, including application development, systems infrastructure, and audio production. He participates in several cross-company and cross-industry efforts to reorganize operations for the digital age and provides technical and strategic guidance for NPR's on-demand and mobile activities.

Mr. Brodsky joined NPR recently after eleven years at Tribune Media Services, the content-licensing and entertainment-data aggregation unit of Chicago-based Tribune Company, where he served most recently as the Vice President for Technology. Mr. Brodsky has served as General Manager for NewsCom, a web-based photo-licensing business, authored three patents pending in the area of interactive television, developed an industry standard XML protocol, and developed a suite of content products for web syndication. He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a bachelor's from the University of Pennsylvania.