Mark Joyella has written at Forbes on media and politics since 2016, with a focus on broadcast and cable news.
A five-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, Joyella has worked as a reporter and news anchor for television stations in Miami, Orlando, Tampa and New York City. He’s also
Christine Romans Launches ‘Current’ On NBC News Now
The longtime business correspondent launches her own show Monday. She'll talk business—"every story is a business story," she says, but with a focus on how it impacts families.
The Hill Launches ‘The Hill Insider’ For Political Superfans
The Hill's first effort at offering a subscriber-based product is aimed at consumers who want to go even deeper on stories from Washington to local elections.
Fox News Has Highest-Rated 4th Of July Programming In Network History
The historic 250th celebration—and severe weather across the country—sent millions of viewers to cable news on the 4th of July.
On ‘Meet The Press’ Ken Burns Asks ‘Will There Be Another 250?’
'Meet the Press' marks the nation's 250th birthday with a focus on the future—and how Americans have endured tough times and emerged stronger.
Fox News Beats CBS, NBC And All Of Cable TV In Prime Time
Fox News closes the first six months of the year well ahead of the competition, though viewership was down overall.