12 Facts About Jennifer Jolly

Jennifer Jolly was born on February 22,1971 and is an American consumer technology journalist and TV broadcaster.

Jennifer Jolly is a Wired Well columnist for The New York Times, tech-life columnist and host of Tech Now for USA Today, and a digital lifestyle contributor for The Today Show.

Jennifer Jolly is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who reviews new gadgets and provides insight on technology trends.

Jennifer Jolly was a general assignment TV news reporter for 12 years before shifting her focus to consumer technology.

Jennifer Jolly worked for KTVU-TV in Oakland, California, KTUU-TV in Anchorage, Alaska, KXLY-TV in Spokane, Washington, and KECI-TV in Bozeman and Missoula, Montana.

Jennifer Jolly was a frequent guest contributor to several TV news programs and host of the weekly series All That's Fit on the Fine Living Network.

Jennifer Jolly worked there from the show's first broadcast until August, 2011, when she became a frequent technology and social media guest contributor for the nationally televised morning program, CBS Early Show.

At Tecca, Jennifer Jolly created and hosted Tech's Appeal, The Girlfriend's Guide To Gadgets, which aired on Yahoo Tech, Time, and other partner outlets.

Jennifer Jolly began writing the Wired Well column for the New York Times in May 2015.

Jennifer Jolly grew up in Kenai, Alaska, and worked alongside her family on a small commercial salmon fishing boat during the summers until she graduated from college.

Jennifer Jolly received a journalism scholarship to the University of San Francisco, where she graduated with a degree in Mass Media Studies in 1993.

Jennifer Jolly has been active in community theater, a competitive equestrian, distance runner and triathlete.