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ABC Newsâs president, James Goldston, is exiting as executive turnover in TV news continues.
Jan. 28, 2021, 4:18 p.m. ETJan. 28, 2021, 4:18 p.m. ET
More change is coming to the television news business.
James Goldston, the president of ABC News, said on Thursday that he would leave the network at the end of March. His exit comes weeks after Phil Griffin, the longtime president of MSNBC, announced his own departure, and as CNNâs president, Jeffrey A. Zucker, is deciding whether to remain in his role.
No successor for Mr. Goldston has been announced. ABC News said it had begun a search for his replacement, which will be led by Peter Rice, the powerful Walt Disney Company executive whose portfolio includes ABC.
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ABC News President James Goldston declared on Thursday that he will step down from the position and depart the news division after serving as president for seven years.
Goldston, who worked at ABC News for 17 years, announced his decision in a memo to staff, calling it a “really tough decision.” His last day is planned for March 31 in order to “ensure a smooth transition to a new leader.”
“I’ve loved every day of my 17 years at ABC News, but in recent times I’ve always assumed that after this extraordinary election cycle, which we’ve covered at a full sprint for four years, it would be time for a change,” he said in the announcement. “After a great deal of reflection over the last few months, I’m ready for a new adventure.”
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