• Finalist for the World Technology Network's Award in Media and Journalism. The award and nomination was given in conjunction with the Economist magazine and presented in London in November 1999.
  
  
• Named number 33 in a listing of "50 names to know" in New Media by the Online Journalism Review in February 1998.
  
  
• Named number 61 in the first annual Silicon Alley Reporter's Top 100 listing of influential New York New Media leaders, December 1997.
  
  
• Named as one of the top ten women in New York New Media by @NY in 1997.
  
  
• Served as producer and editorial team member for sites at Advance, The New York Times and consulting engagements that have won ten newspaper industry awards including several "Eppy" and "Edgie Awards" for categories ranging from "Best Community Site" to "Best Online Newspaper."
  
  
• Profiled as an innovator and leading Internet editor in an early often-sited article on the Internet called "Elizabeth Osder: Visions of an Accomplished Webmaster," that appeared in Computer Mediated Communications Journal in 1995.

MEDIA CONVERAGE

Often quoted in the media including Computer World, Byte, Editor & Publisher and The Industry Standard, as an industry expert on Internet consulting, online journalism, digital media and new technologies and the media. Including numerous profiles in television and print chronicling 1974 achievement as one of the first girls to play little league baseball including features on Pure Oxygen, Lifetime Television, New York Daily News.

04/01/99, NAA's New Media Federation's Digital Edge, Wide-Open Web Lures Talent From Online Newspapers

12/01/95, Computer Mediated Communications Journal, "Elizabeth Osder: Visions of an Accomplished Webmaster,"

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PROFESSIONAL AFFILATIONS

• Founding Member of the Online News Association (ONA) since 1999.
  
  
• Member of the New York New Media Association (NYNMA) and participation in the programs committee since 1999.

PUBLICATIONS

• Published recommendations ("Websites Get Creative") in the American Society of Newspaper editors (ASNE) technology report, 1996.
  
  
• Published an article and guide ("From Rock and Roll to Roaches") for the Newspaper Association of America's Web Help - A Publishers Guide, February 1996.