Dana Macsim

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Dana Macsim (born on December 11, 1972, Piatra Neamţ) is a television journalist for the Romanian network Naţional TV and anchor of Jurnal de prânz Naţional TV (Naţional TV's Noon News) since July 2005.

Dana Macsim in a publicity photo for N24 TV opening, in 2004
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Dana Macsim in a publicity photo for N24 TV opening, in 2004

Macsim received her French-Romanian Filology degree at Universitatea George Bacovia (George Bacovia University) in 1996. From 2005 she is a graduate student -master degree- at Bucharest University-School of Journalism.

She served as a reporter and news editor for a television station in Bacău from 1992 to 1996, then was hired by Prima TV as a news correspondent. From 2003 she was a field correspondent and news anchor for Naţional TV, while also working a small period of time for N24 TV, a news station for the same network. She is now sole news anchor for the National TV's Noon News Journal.

She covered the 2004’s winning election of Traian Băsescu, the 2005’s worst floodings in a century in Romania and the story of Romanian journalists kidnapped in Iraq. Also hosted several cultural events and received some awards for her activity as a news correspondent.

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