- Adam Bauer
- Adam Sexton
- Alex Rofman
- Andy Gershon
- Andy Varley
- Asif Ahmed
- Bill Pence
- Brandon Schmidt
- Carlos Arias
- David Card
- Dev Sherlock
- Ed Bicknell
- Eric Garland
- Gerry Gerrard
- Jamie Perlman
- Jayson Atienza
- Jim Griffin
- Joe Fleischer
- Jonathan Shalit
- Josh Glazer
- Julie Hurwitz
- Kris Chen
- Lindsey Pearl
- Lyle Owerko
- Lynnel Herrera
- Marc Geiger
- Marc Reiter
- Marisa Porter
- Mark Kates
- Marty Diamond
- Paul Adams
- Paul Tollett
- Peter Mensch
- Piotr Orlov
- Ralph Simon
- Richard Gottehrer
- Rob Kaplan
- Rob Wetstone
- Rodney Jerkins
- Sanne Hagelsten
- Scott Cohen
- Simon Assaad
- Stephanie Diaz
- Steve Ferguson
- Tom Silverman
- Trey Shelton
- Usher Winslett
VP / Research Development
Jupiter Research
David Card analyzes the media and music industries, focusing on cross-media programming, online revenue streams, and audience segmentation. Previously, he directed media and marketing research, and, as Jupiter's Research Development VP, he helped guide coverage architecture, research methodologies, and overall quality. Card also helped launch the MindShare program for senior executives, initiated Jupiter's digital & interactive TV research, and was senior analyst in the Web Technology service.
Card is often quoted in leading newspapers and magazines, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and USA Today, and has appeared on ABC World News Tonight, CNN, ESPN, Fox News, and NPR. Besides Jupiter Forums, he has also spoken at major industry events such as E3, the Newspaper Association of America's new media conference, the PBS/NPR new media forum, Texas University's Online Journalism Symposium, Herring on Hollywood and Software Marketing Perspectives.
Prior to joining Jupiter in February 1998, Card was at International Data Corp. for nine years, holding a variety of positions including directing its consumer Internet and PC software services, where he was IDC's lead Microsoft analyst.
Card earned a bachelor's degree in English and classics from Brandeis University and attended Boston University's graduate program in journalism. He lives in the East Village in Manhattan.