‘Nightline’ Is Latenight Winner In 3 Demos

In the midst of what may be the tightest race in years in the broadcast late-night time period, the unlikely winner continues to be ABC’s Nightline — now the strongest among key younger viewers. ABC says for the first time in any quarter, Nightline is the No. 1 show in the 18-49 category. In addition, the show is the best in total viewers and adults 25-54, where it has claimed top-dog status for some time.

ABC News Talent VP Amy Entelis Leaving

Foreign News Dominates National Newscasts

“We’ve had a year’s worth of international breaking news, and we’re only halfway through March,” says Tony Maddox, EVP and managing director at CNN International, where anchors spoke on Saturday of being “live on five continents.”

NBC Wins Feb. News Race, ABC Grows

he February finishing order for the network evening newscasts didn’t look much different, with Brian Williams‘ NBC Nightly News taking top honors, followed by Diane Sawyer’s ABC World News and Katie Couric’s CBS Evening News finishing last. But ABC was the only network to show growth (it was up 1%).

Dan Abrams Joins ABC News, ‘GMA’

ABC Correspondent Attacked In Bahrain

In the latest instance of an American journalist coming under attack while covering the spreading unrest in the Middle East, Miguel Marquez, an ABC News correspondent, was set upon and beaten while covering protests in Bahrain on Wednesday. He was not seriously injured.

ABC Makes It ‘World News With David Muir’

ABC’s Amanpour Interviews Mubarak

The veteran foreign correspondent made it to the Thursday interview with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak only after talking her way past an angry mob that had surrounded her car.

Amanpour, Cooper Attacked In Cairo

ABC’s Christiane Amanpour said today that she and a crew came under attack from a “mob” on the same day CNN’s Anderson Cooper reported the same.

Piers Morgan Hires Away Barbara Walters’ Booker

ABC News Correspondent Bob Young Dies At 87

WINTER PRESS TOUR

ABC News Open To Bloomberg Partnership

Ben Sherwood, the new president of ABC News,  said Monday that the door remains open to some form of future partnership with the cable news outlet, Bloomberg News.

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‘This Week’ Team Fears A Move To NYC

An insider says a top priority for new ABC President Ben Sherwood is to decide whether Christiane Amanpour’s Sunday morning public-affairs show — historically based in the nation’s capital, where the top political journalists, pundits and lawmakers reside — will relocate to the Big Apple.

Video By ABC News Staffers Attacks Boss

An anonymously produced and circulated video about Ben Sherwood, the new head of ABC News, juxtaposes clips of his first speech to his new employees with a series of accusations against the former Good Morning America executive producer and author of several bestselling books.

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ABC, WMUR To Host 2012 GOP Debate

The Republican presidential primary debate will air on ABC between the Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary.

ABC’s Abbie Boudreau Released From Hospital

ABC News Correspondent, Producer Injured

ABC News correspondent Abbie Boudreau and her producer, Mary Bruce are recovering after being involved in a serious car accident near Richmond, Virginia Monday morning.

John Green Upped at ABC News

Ben Sherwood To Head ABC News

The former Good Morning America producer is tapped to succeed David Westin as head of all news operations.

ABC News Becomes Part Of Flipboard iPad Trial

ABC News Changes Correspondent Assignments

Diane Sawyer To Accept ASU Journalism Award

PHOENIX (AP) — ABC newswoman Diane Sawyer is expected to receive a journalism excellence award in Phoenix on Friday. Sawyer anchors ABC’s flagship newscast, “World News with Diane Sawyer” and […]

Abbie Boudreau Moves from CNN to ABC

ABC News Still Looking For Westin Successor

David Westin announced he was leaving his position as ABC News president two months ago, saying at the time that he’d stay “through the end of the year.” There have been several reports about potential candidates, but while interviews have taken place internally and externally, the position remains unfilled and we hear there’s still no obvious front-runner.

ABC News Disinvites Breitbart From Coverage