James Goldston, a veteran TV-news journalist who has had a hand
in revivals of ABC's "Nightline" and "Good Morning America," has
been named president of its news division, replacing Ben
Sherwood, whose successful run at ABC News has propelled him to
a bigger job overseeing ABC and parent Walt Disney's
entertainment-focused cable outlets.  In the weeks since
Sherwood was named to replace Anne Sweeney in the corporate
role, Goldston has has been viewed as the most obvious internal
candidate for the news job.  In TV-news circles, Goldston is
known for breathing new life into "Nightline" after it suffered
in the years after Ted Koppel's departure. Or for working with
Sherwood and top producer Tom Cibrowski to send "Good Morning
America" into the ratings lead ahead of NBC's "Today."  A former
producer for ITV and BBC News, the British executive joined ABC
News in 2004 as a senior producer of primetime specials and
investigative reports. He produced ABC's exclusive investigation
into Victor Conte, the figure at the