Ted Kelly is an internationally recognized digital media and terrestrial radio veteran of programming, on-air, marketing/communication and sales promotion. As Vice President Global Content Promotions and Event Marketing for WorldSpace Satellite Radio and Program Director/Presenter for UPop 29, Kelly is responsible for developing all global promotion events for WorldSpace and their U.S. XM Channels including the annual "UPop Sessions at Abbey Road," which made history in 2006 as the first global satellite radio broadcast from the legendary Abbey Road Studios.

Prior to joining WorldSpace, Ted Kelly was a national executive with CBS and Westwood One. In 1996, as National Vice President of Marketing and Communications, Kelly was responsible for leading CBS Radio Networks and Westwood One into digital media with the first streaming sports, news and entertainment programming. Kelly went on to become Managing Director of Intervox Communications, a streaming media and global broadcast consulting firm in Washington, DC. Kelly has integrated all facets of digital media into the 2007 "UPop Sessions at Abbey Road" including forging the alliance with Napster Europe which will make many of the artist performances available for video and audio download at napster.co.uk. "The UPop Sessions @ Abbey Road" will be digitally broadcast around the globe via WorldSpace and XM Satellite Radio, AOL/XM online and Direct TV in North America.

Ted Kelly is the former chairman of the radio and television committee for the International Radio Television Society (IRTS) in New York/London, and has been an invited guest of the British Radio Academy Music and Radio Conference, speaking on the future of digital broadcasting. Ted Kelly was recently named one of the first American broadcasters invited by the British Phonographic Institute (BPI) to take part in the nomination selection process for the 2007 Brit Awards. He is also the recipient of an Emmy Award honor for CBS TV voice-over, a major market terrestrial radio air talent and is currently a member of the advisory board of the Minority Media Telecom Council.