Biography Ed Joyce (journalist)

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1 biography

1.1 life
1.2 cbs radio , cbs news
1.3 memoir





biography
early life

born in phoenix, arizona during depression, ed joyce’s father member of civilian conservation corps (an unemployment combatant during fdr administration), making travel commonplace (think cardboard boxes, second hand @ that, precious commodity during depression) joyce family. moved throughout southwest ed’s father trade advertisement in magazine (as side job [actually job]), last frontier, tangible goods. ed’s first exposure world of media. later attend university of wyoming , work @ small radio station janitor/dj. media debut in small-time radio, moved television in utica , schenectady, new york.


cbs radio , cbs news

he hooked cbs radio, first in chicago , later in new york, given daily discussion program called “the talk of new york” , opportunity interview such individuals civil rights activist malcolm x , sports legend jackie robinson. success radio station , program initial step in corporate climb. first, earned position executive producer cbs news radio network, news director television station in new york, third, vice president of news 5 stations in new york, general manager stations in chicago, including wbbm-tv, known decisive management style, so disgruntled employees referred him velvet shiv . later dispatched los angeles, , new york, culminating career president of cbs news.


one of more prominent accolades investigation , publication on kennedy-chappaquiddick fiasco wherein bypassed conventional reporting of events , delivered story was: sensational , dubious. took note of fact senator kennedy in fact senator, , had walked on mile accident, past 2 lighted houses, waded shallow stream, taken bus, stopped lobster roll, bought ice cream cone, gone beach combing , waited 12 hours before reporting anything. ed’s initiative , burning desire truth earned him prestigious sigma delta chi journalistic award graciously shared colleagues had given him invaluable assistance.


memoir

in 1988, doubleday published prime times bad times, joyce s memoir of time president of cbs news. then-chicago sun-times tv , radio critic robert feder reviewed book in may 1988, calling unbelievably detailed, if utterly self-serving, record of chaos @ cbs moment dan rather succeeded walter cronkite nightly news anchorman in 1981 until joyce s downfall. feder wrote joyce regarded throughout career aloof, arrogant , insensitive others, , book did little dispel reputation despite familiar alibi following orders. feder concluded writing joyce wastes our time settling old scores , vainly trying rehabilitate image.








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