Vin Crosbie is president and managing partner of Digital Deliverance. Forbes, Folio, The Economist, Digital Media, Bostonian, PressTime, American Journalism Review, Columbia Journalism Review, IDEAS magazine, Voice of America, Business Radio Network, Liberation in Paris, and Le Temps in Geneva have reported on his work. His work also is the subject of a chapter in Editor & Publisher Magazine's Digital Delivery of News: A How-To Guide for Publishers.

The fifth generation of his family in the newspaper business, Crosbie is a product of the Rochester Institute of Technology. He was an executive with Reuters and the old United Press International, and was the first director of online publishing for News Corporation. He was one of the pioneers at Freemark Communications in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who invented the concept of free e-mail. He is a co-author of Internet World's Guide to Webcasting. He served on the Interactive Services Association's Ad Hoc Consumer Privacy Task Force.

Crosbie founded Digital Deliverance in 1996 to provide international publishers with strategic consulting on interactive publishing, with specific expertise in solicited "Push" media such as HTML E-Mail, Short Messaging Systems, WAP/PCS, E-Books, and PDF remote digital delivery & printing applications. He also is co-founder and chairman of PublishMail LLC in Boulder, Colorado, and was a founder of Paradigm-TSA. As New York Software News said in 1999, "Vin Crosbie Paid His Dues".

A resident of Greenwich, Connecticut, Crosbie is a member of the International Newspaper Marketing Association, New York New Media Association, Newspaper Association of America New Media and Circulation federations, Internet Society, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, an executive member of the World Association of Newspapers, and a participant in the NetAcademy for Media Management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. He has been a juror for Editor & Publisher's international EPpy interactive publishing awards contest and for many years has been the sole North American among the judges of the Interactive Publishing TOP contest in Europe.