Daniel Roth is a financial journalist.[1] His current title is managing editor at Fortune.com Magazine,[2] owned by Time Inc.[3]
Roth's focus is largely on the business of innovation. Before joining Fortune, he was a senior writer at Wired. Some of his articles have been technology-related (iPhone; Comcast's Broadband offerings; Electric Cars) and others have been more eclectic (Financial Recovery; Society and Human/non-Human Rights; Henry Blodget: version 2).[4]
In 2006, Roth joined Conde Nast to help launch Conde Nast Portfolio, the now shuttered business monthly, before moving to Wired a year later.[5][6] For the eight years prior to that he was a senior editor and senior writer at Fortune magazine, overseeing for a time the magazine's technology coverage.[7] Roth got his start at The Triangle Business Journal in Raleigh, N.C. in 1995, later moving to Forbes in New York.[8]
He graduated from Northwestern University[9] and is originally from Louisville, KY.