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  • August 2008
    • Fake Reporters Are Rock Stars in Denver

      Fake Reporters Are Rock Stars in Denver

      (Newser) - it's hard enough for the reporters swarming all over the Democratic Convention to score good interviews; fake reporters have it even harder. The Daily Show 's correspondents are now such big stars they draw admirers—and hecklers—every time they try to record, USA Today reports. Which doesn't exactly help them catch catch unguarded delegates doing embarrassing things. More »

    • Daily Show Evolves Into True Force

      Daily Show Evolves Into True Force

      (Newser) - Oh, what a difference eight years makes. The Daily Show struggled with limited access and no respect during the 2000 presidential race, but in this election the show has emerged as “a genuine cultural and political force,” writes Michiko Kakutani in the New York Times . Not only are presidential candidates clambering to make guest appearances, but The Daily Show may be the newsiest news hour around. More »

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      New York   journalism   news   Jon Stewart   presidential race   The Daily Show   Comedy Central

  • May 2008
    • Clinton Insiders Offer Post Mortem

      Clinton Insiders Offer Post Mortem

      (Newser) - The New Republic asked (anonymous) Hillary Clinton camp insiders why their candidate isn’t booking her ticket to Denver: “I just don't think she was hungry enough for it …It wasn't really until the 10-in-a-row loss that she started doing stuff like Saturday Night Live and Jon Stewart.” “Devastating vulnerabilities such as Obama's associations with Wright and Ayers were not unearthed by the campaign's vaunted research team in time.” More »

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      Hillary Clinton   Bill Clinton   Jeremiah Wright   Saturday Night Live   The Daily Show   Iowa caucuses

  • March 2008
    • Clinton Yuks It Up on Daily Show

      Clinton Yuks It Up on Daily Show

      (Newser) - On the eve of primary contests that could sink or save her campaign, Hillary Clinton turned up on The Daily Show for some good-natured ribbing from host Jon Stewart. "Tomorrow is perhaps one of the most important days of your life, and you've chosen to spend the night before talking to me," observed the pseudo-newscaster, to which Clinton could only respond: "It is pretty pathetic." More »

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      Hillary Clinton   television   Texas primary   Ohio primary   Jon Stewart   The Daily Show   Comedy Central

  • February 2008
    • Short of Jokes, 3 Comics 'Brawl'

      Short of Jokes, 3 Comics 'Brawl'

      (Newser) - A trio of writerless comics nearly tussled on TV last night in an apparent effort to boost tepid ratings, Radar Online reports. Stephen Colbert started it on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," where he grumbled about Conan O'Brien; Conan then walked in and threatened both with a brawl. The source of their faux ire? Which one had "made" Mike Huckabee. More »

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      NBC   Hollywood writers' strike   Jon Stewart   Conan O'Brien   Stephen Colbert   The Daily Show

  • January 2008
  • November 2007
  • October 2007
    • Stewart, Colbert, Head to Head

      Stewart, Colbert, Head to Head

      (Newser) - Steven Colbert got his start on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, " but has he, with "The Colbert Report," eclipsed his mentor? To settle the debate, the Los Angeles Times pits the comedians against each other, comparing their interview styles, humor, guests, books, segments, stunts, and more. LOL factor is low, but the analysis is seductive. More »

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      Jon Stewart   Stephen Colbert   The Daily Show   Comedy Central   The Colbert Report

    • Viacom Puts Daily Show Online

      Viacom Puts Daily Show Online

      (Newser) - Taking a page from YouTube's playbook, Viacom is putting every minute, ever, of "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" online, the Los Angeles Times reports. The parent of Comedy Central has long been stung by the unauthorized appearance of clips on YouTube; the massive archive is Viacom's attempt—sure to be watched by other media outfits—to get into the game itself and collect online ad revenues. More »

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      YouTube   Jon Stewart   Viacom   The Daily Show

  • September 2007
    • Stewart Gets 2nd Shot at Oscars

      Stewart Gets 2nd Shot at Oscars

      (Newser) - "Daily Show" star Jon Stewart is expected to be announced today as the host of Hollywood's next Oscar awards ceremony, his second time at the famous podium, reports the New York Times . Stewart hosted in 2006, swapping political satire for movie parodies, but didn't draw as many viewers as Ellen DeGeneres or Chris Rock did in recent years. More »

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      Oscar   Jon Stewart   Ellen DeGeneres   The Daily Show   MPAA   Chris Rock

  • August 2007
    • 'Daily Show' Invades Iraq

      'Daily Show' Invades Iraq

      (Newser) - The scene might not be quite so funny this week on spoof news program "The Daily Show" as  comedy correspondent Rob Riggle returns with actual on-the-scene reports from an actual week in Iraq.  Beginning last night the show aired footage shot by Riggle's crew with hand-held cameras while he was entertaining troops with the USO . More »

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      Iraq   television   comedy   Jon Stewart   The Daily Show   Comedy Central   USO

    • 'Daily Show' Reroutes 2008 Trail

      'Daily Show' Reroutes 2008 Trail

      (Newser) - Jon Stewart’s roll call of presidential hopefuls is filling the coffers at Comedy Central as big-name advertisers sign on for “Indecision 2008,” billed as “Something Approximating Election News With Something Approximating Honesty.” High-profile advertisers are flocking to “The Daily Show” and its offshoot, “The Colbert Report,” the AP reports. More »

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      election 2008   presidential campaign   advertising   Jon Stewart   The Daily Show   Comedy Central   Tommy Thompson

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