Nightline: Attracting younger audiences
The new Nightline may have packed too much into their 30 minute nightly show.
‘Nightline’ Tries to Slow Down the Pace
NEW YORK - The biggest adjustment ABC has made since last November’s debut of the post-Ted Koppel “Nightline” may simply be recognizing that there’s another show tomorrow.
Not everything has to fit in tonight. While “Nightline” has rarely retreated to the single-topic format that Koppel made distinctive, it no longer makes you feel as if its correspondents were double-parked.“We were criticized in the early days for trying to pack too much into the show, and I think we quickly realized that the show was at its best when we let it breathe a little bit,” said James Goldston, “Nightline” executive producer.
